Here are just some of the ways fire departments and fire service organizations across the U.S. are proudly showing their support for the Everyone Goes Home ^® Program and the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives. These departments have adopted the initiatives and are using the Everyone Goes Home ® logo and other visual reminders of the goal to eliminate line-of-duty deaths, ensuring Everyone Goes Home.

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Medina Township Fire Department - Medina, Ohio
	Medina Township Fire Department took delivery of a new quick response vehicle. The new rig was recently on dispay at the FDIC 2008. » Read More Submitted by W. Parker Browne, CFPS, Staff Support Officer, Medina Township Fire Department
Cedar Hill Fire Department - Cedar Hill, Texas
	The Cedar Hill Fire Department shows its support for the Everyone Goes Home® program and the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives by posting the logo and theme along in their stations. » Read More Submitted by Dorinda Rupert, Cedar Hill Fire Department
Point Pleasant Fire Department - Boone County, Kentucky
	The Point Pleasant Fire Department in Boone County, Kentucky shows its support for the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives. The logo and the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives are hung in the middle of the bay so firefighters are reminded as they get on the apparatus that EVERYONE GOES HOME. » Read More Submitted by Chuck Rice, Point Pleasant Fire Department
South Milwaukee Fire Department - South Milwaukee, Wisconsin
	In November 2007, South Milwaukee Fire Department received a "Wellness Grant" from FEMA. During the remodeling our pre-existing workout room, we had the idea to add the Everyone Goes Home logo to promote the initiatives. » Read More Submitted by Lieutenant Glen McCoy, South Milwaukee Fire
Henry County Fire Department - Henry County, Georgia
	After attending the "Courage to Be Safe" Program, I left with a challenge of what I could do to remind each of my staff to work safely each shift. When I returned to work I recruited several firefighters to assist me in the project. After gaining administrative support and several planning meetings, we came up with the "Every One Goes Home" Safety Board. » Read More Submitted by Battalion Chief Chris Sherwood, Henry County Fire Department

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