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orThe 9 Line Company (www.the9linecompany.com) has launched a campaign to support EMS professionals who have lost their homes and are facing significant hardships due to the recent fires.
As you may know, The 9 Line Company is a training and education organization, working with EMS personnel and first responders nationally and globally. Here at LifeLine EMS, two of our own EMTs have lost everything in the Eaton Fire, and we are aware of others at different companies facing similar devastating circumstances.
When we couldnât find an organized effort to address this specific need, we decided to create one through 9 Line. Through this campaign, any EMS personnel in Southern California who have lost their homes or are experiencing severe challenges can reach out to The 9 Line Company for assistance. Every dollar donated will go directly to helping these EMS heroes rebuild and recover.
Two of our EMTs are in this position and it breaks my heart.
Please feel free to share this initiative. Many have asked how they can help, and contributing to this campaign would make a meaningful impact.
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The OSHA Emergency Response Team shared an update on the Emergency Response Rulemaking Process on Friday, December 6, 2024. The update can be read below.
AAA President, Randy Strozyk, provided vital testimony during the public hearing process. We will continue to monitor the progress and share updates as they are available.
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Everyone here at OSHA would like to thank all of the people who participated in the Emergency Response public hearing, which ended on December 4. Your testimony has provided OSHA with valuable insights and points of view that will be critical in helping us continue through the rulemaking process.
Finalizing the daily hearing transcripts is underway, and we anticipate that they will be uploaded to Regulations.gov in the coming weeks, following review and approval by the Chief Administrative Law Judge.
In the meantime, the docket is open for submission of post-hearing comments at Regulations.gov. OSHA welcomes and encourages any additional comments, information and data from hearing participants and members of the public, which can be submitted until docket closure on January 17, 2025.
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orThe American Ambulance Association (AAA) is pleased to announce its 2025 Board of Directors. These experienced mobile healthcare leaders bring passionate commitment to shaping the future of EMS policy.Â
Newly elected and re-elected board members will begin their terms on January 1, 2025.Â
Wayne Jurecki, President-Elect
Wayne Jurecki is the Vice President/COO at Bell Ambulance, Inc. He will serve a two-year term.
Tom Fennell, Treasurer
Tom Fennell is the Regulatory Officer at Mayo Clinic Ambulance. He will serve a two-year term.
Allyson Pharr, Secretary
Allyson Pharr is the Chief Legal Officer and EVP Governmental Affairs at Acadian Ambulance. She will serve a two-year term.
Richard Raymond, Region 1 Director
Richard Raymond is the President & CEO at Armstrong Ambulance Service. He will serve a three-year term.
Terence Ramotar, Region 2 Director
Terence Ramotar is Director of Government Affairs, Southeast Region at Global Medical Response. He will serve a three-year term.
Chris Anderson, Region 3 Director
Chris Anderson is the Director of Operations at Bell Ambulance, Inc. He will serve a three-year term.
Michelle Anderson, Region 4 Director
Michelle Anderson is the Director of Administration at Lakes Region EMS. She will serve a three-year term.
Angie McLain-Johnson, Region 4 Director
Angie. McLain-Johnson is the VP of Revenue Integrity at Pafford Medical Services. She will serve for two years to complete the remainder of a term vacated by the election of a regional director to the executive committee.
Ron Quaranto, Region 4 Director
Ron Quaranto is Regional Vice President at Acadian Ambulance overseeing its South-Central, Central, and North Texas operations. He will serve for one year to complete the remainder of a term vacated by the election of a regional director to the executive committee.
Brenda Staffan, Region 5 Director
Brenda Staffan is the Chief Government Affairs & Public Policy Officer at Priority OnDemand, LLC. She will serve a three-year term.Â
Following the recent completion of the 2024 election, the full 2025 board will be composed of the following individuals.
Members elected to the Ethics Committee includeÂ
AAA looks forward to continued service to our members and the EMS profession in the new year.
The American Ambulance Association safeguards the future of mobile healthcare through advocacy, leadership, and education. AAA advances sustainable EMS policy, empowering our members to serve their communities with high-quality on-demand healthcare. For more than 40 years, we have proudly represented those who care for people first.Â
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