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CDC Ebola Health Advisory: Guidance for EMS and 911

Written by AAA Staff on May 28, 2026. Posted in News, Patient Care.

CDC Ebola Disease Health Advisory

NETEC Guidance for EMS and 911 Professionals

On May 19th, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a Health Alert Network (HAN) Health Advisory to alert clinicians, public health practitioners, and travelers about a new outbreak of Ebola disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Uganda caused by the Bundibugyo virus (species Orthoebolavirus bundibugyoense).

According to the advisory, “As of May 16, 2026, a total of 246 suspected cases and 80 deaths have been reported.” The advisory also notes that on May 17, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared this outbreak a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC). “The risk of spread to the United States is considered low at this time…however it is possible for travelers from affected areas in DRC or Uganda to enter the United States.”

Guidance for EMS and 911

The National Emerging Special Pathogens Training and Education Center (NETEC) advises that while it is unlikely EMS personnel will encounter an Ebola patient during routine operations, an outbreak anywhere in the world increases the chance of encountering a recently traveled, infected patient. NETEC recommends following an “identify, isolate, and inform strategy and implement a hierarchy of controls” to prevent disease transmission.

EMS and 911 professionals can review NETEC’s guidance for responding to Ebola cases:

All these resources, including how to request technical assistance, can be accessed on the NETEC EMS landing page.

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Emergency Responder Alert: Cychlorphine – New Synthetic Opioid Threat

Written by AAA Staff on May 18, 2026. Posted in News.

What EMS Should Know: Overdose Risk, Potency and Detection Challenges

New Synthetic Opioid Threat: Cychlorphine

What EMS Should Know:
Overdose Risk, Potency and Detection Challenges

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) Office of EMS would like to make EMS leadership and clinicians aware of a new emerging synthetic opioid threat: cychlorphine, which has been linked to at least 55 deaths nationally.

WHAT EMS SHOULD KNOW: Highlighted in the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) Drug Threat Notice, cychlorphine’s overdose risk, potency and detection challenges pose several serious hazards to EMS clinicians and their patients.

Important cychlorphine considerations for EMS include:

Up to 10x more potent than fentanyl
Overdose may require multiple doses of naloxone
Not detected by standard drug test strips or routine screens
It can be found mixed in with fentanyl or drugs such as methamphetamine, bromazolam, cocaine and others
It has been detected on its own (not mixed with other substances)
Potential to spread across the nation

WHERE HAS IT BEEN REPORTED? There have been 106 reports of cychlorphine in the drug supply in 10 states across all four U.S. Census regions. Reports are most concentrated in the South, Midwest and Northeast regions, with at least 41 overdose deaths reported in Tennessee.

WHAT SHOULD EMS DO ABOUT THIS EMERGING THREAT? EMS should be aware of the prevalence of cychlorphine in the illicit drug supply and EMS clinicians should be prepared to treat opioid overdoses with extra doses of naloxone. EMS leaders should help spread awareness in the EMS community about this new drug threat by sharing this information through your networks.

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Celebrating EMS Clinicians: EMS Week 2026 – May 17-23

Written by AAA Staff on May 13, 2026. Posted in News.

Celebrating EMS Clinicians:
EMS Week 2026 – May 17-23

Improving Outcomes, Together

As we approach National EMS Week—May 17-23, 2026—National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) Office of EMS would like to recognize our nation’s emergency medical services clinicians for their dedicated service. Thank you for helping your communities by caring for those in need, making critical decisions under pressure and providing lifesaving care.

The theme for EMS Week 2026, “Improving Outcomes, Together,” invites us to reaffirm our commitment, as partners and communities, to support advancements that save lives before patients reach the hospital. The National EMS Week Resource Center features downloadable content to help you plan and promote this special week in your community.

Save A Life Day, Thursday, May 21, is an ideal day to conduct Stop the Bleed, CPR training or other programs that educate the community about the essential role of EMS. It’s also an opportunity to host a blood drive in your community, highlighting the critical intervention of prehospital blood transfusion. Access a toolkit of resources to jump start organizing a blood drive today.

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How Ready Is EMS for Children?

Written by AAA Staff on February 26, 2026. Posted in News, Patient Care.

Results of First Comprehensive Assessment of Pediatric Capabilities of EMS and Fire-Rescue Agencies Published

New Study Describes Nationwide Baseline of
Prehospital Pediatric Readiness

A new national study, published this week in Annals of Emergency Medicine, provides the first comprehensive understanding of pediatric capabilities of emergency medical services (EMS) and fire-rescue agencies across the United States. The results, which reflect the participation of 7,000 agencies, suggest progress and opportunity to strengthen prehospital care for the 3 million children who seek it annually.

The assessment was developed and conducted through the National Prehospital Pediatric Readiness Project (PPRP), an initiative of the Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) Program—part of the Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration—in collaboration with leading prehospital and emergency care professional organizations.

Across participating agencies, the median Pediatric Readiness score was 66 out of 100, indicating a strong baseline to build on.

Key Findings

PECC Impact: Fewer than half of agencies (38%) report having a pediatric emergency care coordinator (PECC)—someone responsible for overseeing pediatric training and care processes—yet the presence of a PECC is associated with consistently higher scores across every category measured, even in low-resourced, low-volume settings.

Call Volume: Agencies that care for more children annually tend to have higher readiness scores, underscoring the need for repeat practice and advanced preparation, given pediatric call volume is not modifiable.

Progress Achieved: Most agencies reported having the nationally recommended pediatric equipment and supplies, reflecting years of efforts driven by EMS and emergency care leaders and the EMSC Program.

For additional information and improvement resources visit the Prehospital Pediatric Readiness Project Results webpage.

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Seat Belt Use and Fatigue Avoidance Keeps Clinicians and Patients Safe

Written by AAA Staff on November 21, 2025. Posted in News, Operations.

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Recognizing Crash Responder Safety Week — November 17–21

Written by AAA Staff on November 17, 2025. Posted in Member-Only, News.

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New Prehospital Blood Transfusion Guideline and Standards for EMS

Written by AAA Staff on August 6, 2025. Posted in Operations, Patient Care, Regulatory.

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Register Now: FICEMS Meeting on June 11

Written by AAA Staff on May 22, 2025. Posted in News, Patient Care, Uncategorized.

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Helpful Resources for Protecting EMS

Written by AAA Staff on December 18, 2024. Posted in Member-Only, News.

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REMINDER: Register Now: EMS Focus Webinar

Written by AAA Staff on December 17, 2024. Posted in Member-Only, Webinars.

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Register Now: EMS Focus Webinar

Written by AAA Staff on December 10, 2024. Posted in Member-Only, Patient Care, Webinars.

WEBINAR

Post-Crash Care – Innovations in Managing Patient Entrapment and Extrication

Hosted by NHTSA’s Office of EMS on Thursday, December 19, at 1pm ET / 10am PT

EMS clinicians respond to nearly 1.5 million motor vehicle crashes on the nation’s roadways each year. Of those, at least 55,226 involve patients trapped or pinned in vehicles in need of extrication.

In this webinar, experts will explore entrapment-related injuries and the specialized skills and training EMS clinicians need.

Panelists will review:

Current NAEMSP recommendations for entrapped patients
The latest research from the United Kingdom
Traditional extrication techniques and technology
Rapid extrication methods, self-extrication and the hazards of prolonged entrapment
Training and skills needed to manage entrapped patients and support patient-centered rescue throughout the extrication process
Patient communication and airway, injury and hypothermia management

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Panelists Include:

Nichole Bosson, MD, MPH, NRP, FAEMS, medical director, Los Angeles County Emergency Medical Services Agency, associate clinical professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA; faculty member and EMS fellowship director in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Harbor-UCLA.

Tim Nutbeam, MB, ChB, Medicine, professor of emergency medicine and post-collision care, Peninsula Medical School, University of Plymouth, Great Britain; consultant in emergency medicine and prehospital emergency medicine.

Attendees will be encouraged to submit questions during any point of the discussion. The webinar and Q&A will last approximately one hour.

About EMS Focus

EMS Focus provides a venue to discuss crucial initiatives, issues and challenges for EMS stakeholders and leaders nationwide. Be sure to visit ems.gov for information about upcoming webinars and to view past recordings.

We are committed to providing equal access to this webinar for all participants. Persons with disabilities in need of an accommodation should contact nhtsa.ems@dot.gov to request an accommodation no later than Friday, December 13, 2024.

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Now Available: Materials from October EMS Focus Webinar

Written by AAA Staff on November 18, 2024. Posted in Member-Only, News, Webinars.

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EMS.gov | Responding to Behavioral Health Emergencies

Written by AAA Staff on July 31, 2024. Posted in Employee Wellness, Regulatory.

Responding to Behavioral Health Emergencies

Don’t Miss this Virtual Symposium, August 2, 2024

The EMS community is increasingly tasked with responding to behavioral health emergencies. The 988 suicide and crisis lifeline and the emergence of dedicated behavioral health response teams have enhanced support for those in crisis, but also present unique challenges in building impactful, sustainable collaborations.

Hosted by Coalition Psychiatric Emergencies, APHA Medical Care Section, National Association of EMS Physicians and American College of Emergency Physicians, join your EMS colleagues for this important virtual symposium to help your EMS agency prepare for behavioral health emergencies.

Responding to Behavioral Health Emergencies
August 2, 2024
10 am – 4 pm ET

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This free symposium will examine the call, the response and the destination for behavioral health emergencies and explore lessons learned regarding 988 and dedicated behavioral health response teams.

Key Topics Include:

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Learn how it supports those in crisis, including what help is available and how the EMS community can promote 988 for accessing care.
Behavioral Health Response Teams: Discover their success factors and differences from traditional EMS responses.
De-escalation Techniques: Understand the process of managing behavioral health crises and removing individuals from the scene.
Emergency Room Treatment: Explore treatment options, barriers to care, and assessments for ER versus dedicated behavioral health facilities.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to help your agency prepare for behavioral health emergencies.

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EMS.gov | State EMS Bill Tracking Database Updated with Key Enacted Legislation

Written by AAA Staff on June 10, 2024. Posted in State-Level Advocacy.

State EMS Bill Tracking Database Updated with Key Enacted Legislation

NCSL.org features a searchable database of all state EMS legislation.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) work together to create the EMS Legislative Database, which provides up-to-date information about important EMS legislation nationwide

In 2023, 45 states and territories enacted 195 bills to address a variety of topics, including the anonymous surrender of infants to EMS providers, death benefits for EMS clinicians and other first responders, transport to alternative destinations, proclamation of EMS Week, allowable maximum rates for ground ambulance transportation, community paramedicine, reporting of overdose events and much more.

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The EMS Legislative Database offers a summary of enacted EMS legislation in an easy-to-use resource, allowing users to search legislation by topic, state, keyword, status, bill number, year (from 2021 to the present) and/or author. New legislation is added biweekly, and searchable topics include Administration, Funding, Rules, Systems and Workforce and subtopics within each.

For more information about the EMS Legislative Database, 2023 and 2024 Legislation updates or the State EMS Bill Tracking Database visit www.ncsl.org or contact Annie Kitch with NCSL at annie.kitch@ncsl.org.

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EMS.gov | On-Demand: EMS Harm Reduction and SUD Treatment

Written by AAA Staff on May 28, 2024. Posted in Employee Wellness, Human Resources.

Webinar Recap & Materials:
EMS Harm Reduction and SUD Treatment

Thank you to everyone who attended our recent EMS Focus Webinar on EMS Harm Reduction and SUD Treatment. If you were unable to join the live session or wish to revisit the discussions, we are pleased to announce that the webinar materials are now accessible online.

Now Available for Access:

Webinar Recording: Watch the session at your convenience to capture the full breadth of discussions.
Presentation Slides: Access the visual accompaniments to the webinar for a comprehensive understanding of the topics covered.
Transcript: Read the detailed transcript of the webinar for an in-depth review of the discussions
Q&A

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EMS.gov | Commemorate National EMS Week

Written by AAA Staff on May 20, 2024. Posted in Events.

NHTSA’s Office of EMS
Thanks You for Making Your Communities Healthier

The Office of EMS (OEMS) at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is honoring our country’s EMS clinicians during EMS Week. Thank you for delivering high-quality, compassionate care to your patients on our roadways and in homes, schools and businesses across the country. We celebrate your commitment to your profession and to the safety and health of your communities.

Please download this customizable certificate of recognition from the Office of EMS to help you recognize your team this week. And, watch or share this special thank you message from Gam Wijetunge, Office of EMS Director and active volunteer paramedic.

Today is EMS Education day. NHTSA remains committed to supporting the education of the EMS workforce, a key factor in recruitment and retention of capable clinicians. Learn more about NHTSA’s efforts in education: from the refresh of the EMS Education Standards in 2020, to the upcoming development of the EMS Education Agenda 2050, to collaboration with our partners at the Federal Highway Administration to educate clinicians about Traffic Incident Management to reduce secondary crashes.

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EMS.gov | EMS Day at the Museum and National Mall Event

Written by AAA Staff on May 15, 2024. Posted in Events.

Join Us for “EMS Day at the Museum” and National Mall Event to Commemorate EMS Week

It’s the 50th anniversary of EMS Week and to celebrate this momentous occasion, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History is presenting “EMS Day at the Museum.” This day of events will explore the history of emergency medical services in the United States.

Wednesday, May 22, 12 to 4 p.m.
Smithsonian National Museum of American History
1300 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC
First Floor West & Warner Bros. Theater

This special exhibit will trace the roots of EMS, beginning with field-care during Revolutionary and Civil War battles, to the very specialized care provided by modern-day emergency medical technicians and paramedics. Historical objects from the museum’s archives and vintage ambulances will also be on display. The exhibit will highlight Pittsburgh’s Freedom House Ambulance Service, one of the nations first ambulance services to offer emergency medical care, founded in 1967 and staffed by Black paramedics. The afternoon events will include a panel discussion about the life-saving medical care delivered by our nation’s EMS clinicians, featuring important figures in EMS, including John Moon, one of the Freedom House paramedics.

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The following day, Thursday, May 23, from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., the 50th anniversary celebration will continue on the National Mall with the following events:

Antique ambulances on display
Hands-on Hearts CPR training
Stop the Bleed and tourniquet application training
Table demonstration of the new DC Fire & EMS Whole Blood Program
Presentations from national EMS organizations (1 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.)

Join representatives from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Office of Emergency Medical Services (NHTSA’s OEMS), the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) and the DC Fire and EMS (DCFEMS) Foundation as they host these two special events.

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NHTSA | What Are the Potential Applications for AI in EMS?

Written by AAA Staff on May 12, 2024. Posted in Operations, Patient Care, Professional Standards, Technology.

What Are the Potential Applications for AI in EMS and Transportation?

DOT’s Advanced Research Projects Agency – Infrastructure Requests Information

What are the potential applications, opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence (AI) related to EMS and transportation? The Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Advanced Research Projects Agency—Infrastructure (ARPA-I) has announced a Request for Information (RFI) on this topic.

AI has the potential to transform many elements of EMS and this is an opportunity for the EMS community to weigh in on emerging AI technology as it relates to transportation. The purpose of this RFI is to obtain input from a broad array of stakeholders on AI opportunities, challenges and related issues in transportation pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 14110 of October 30, 2023 entitled “Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence”. NHTSA’s Office of EMS (OEMS) encourages the EMS community to provide their input on transportation-related opportunities and challenges of AI, including software-defined AI enhancements impacting autonomous mobility ecosystems.

PROVIDE COMMENTS

Please submit any written comments by 7/2/2024 on the regulations.gov portal. Note that all submissions, including any personal information provided, will be posted and will be available to the public on https://www.regulations.gov.

For more information, please email ARPA-I@dot.gov or contact Timothy A. Klein, Director, Techno

EMS.gov | New Resources Address Important EMS Issues

Written by AAA Staff on March 24, 2024. Posted in News, Press.

New Resources Address Important EMS Issues

The Latest Updates on Highway Safety Regulations, Rural EMS Education and Special Pathogens

Updating the Highway Safety Improvement Program

The Federal Highway Administration has announced a notice of proposed rulemaking to update the Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) regulations. These regulations address provisions in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), also known as the “Bipartisan Infrastructure Law” (BIL), and reflect current priorities and state-of-practice. The proposed changes would strengthen and advance the safety and equity priorities of the Department of Transportation’s National Roadway Safety Strategy (NRSS) and help states make safety gains to eliminate fatalities and serious injuries on our roadways. Comments must be received on or before April 22, 2024.

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Quality Improvement Course for Rural EMS

The Rural EMS Quality Improvement Basics Course, from Stratis Health, introduces rural EMS providers to the concept of quality improvement (QI). The program, which was initially designed for the staff of healthcare organizations, has been modified to meet the needs of rural EMS by dividing the QI concept into three distinct levels that build upon each other. The Rural EMS Quality Improvement Basics Course links to the relevant portions of the original healthcare program, while also providing content and examples relevant to rural EMS providers.

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EMS Model Procedural Guidelines for Special Pathogens

The National Emerging Special Pathogens Training & Education Center (NETEC) has launched a new set of model procedural guidelines designed to manage high-consequence infectious disease (HCID) patient encounters. EMS Model Procedural Guidelines for Special Pathogens is designed to improve the safety of EMS professionals as well as safeguard public health. EMS agencies are encouraged to use the guidelines to create SOPs for transporting and managing patients with a HCID. The guide features step-by-step instructions that can be incorporated into EMS agencies’ existing policies and procedures.

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EMS.gov Webinar | EMS Harm Reduction and SUD Treatment

Written by AAA Staff on March 15, 2024. Posted in Operations, Patient Care, Webinars.

WEBINAR

EMS Harm Reduction and SUD Treatment

Hosted by NHTSA’s Office of EMS on March 22 at 2 PM ET / 11 AM PT

According to the National Harm Reduction Coalition, “harm reduction is a set of practical strategies and ideas aimed at reducing negative consequences associated with drug use.” This can include improving access to naloxone (Narcan) to prevent death from opioid overdose, providing sterile syringes to reduce the spread of HIV and hepatitis C, and fentanyl testing programs, among other types of help.

EMS clinicians are often on the frontline of addiction and the unintended consequences of both legal and illicit drug use and substance use disorder (SUD). In addition, drug use greatly impacts the larger context of our nation’s roads and highways through impaired driving and the resulting risks to the impaired driver, other drivers, passengers, bicyclists, and pedestrians. A 2022 NHTSA study of seven trauma centers around the U.S. found that nearly 56% of people injured or killed on roadways tested positive for one or more drugs, including alcohol. The most prevalent drug category was cannabis, and opioids made up 8.5% of cases at the trauma centers.

In this EMS Focus webinar, panelists will discuss:

Harm reduction and SUD treatment in the context of EMS care
Recent research
How innovation and intervention can drive overdose prevention in your community and reduction of other health risks, including traffic crashes that may be a result of impaired driving

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Panelists Include:

Kate Elkins, Emergency Medical Services/911 Specialist, NHTSA’s Office of EMS (moderator)
Gerard Carroll, M.D., EMS Medical Director, Cooper University Health Care; Division Head of EMS/Disaster Medicine; and Program Director, EMS Fellowship Program
John Ehrhart, Paramedic; EMS Manager, San Diego Health Connect; Co-Founder, California Paramedic Foundation; and Founder, Mission Critical Protocols
Simon Taxel, Paramedic Crew Chief and Public Safety Diver, Pittsburgh Bureau of EMS; Bloomberg Fellow, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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CDC Ebola Disease Health Advisory

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New Synthetic Opioid Threat: Cychlorphine

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Celebrating EMS Clinicians: EMS Week 2026 – May 17-23

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Results of First Comprehensive Assessment of Pediatric Capabilities of EMS and Fire-Rescue Agencies Published

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Post-Crash Care – Innovations in Managing Patient Entrapment and Extrication

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Responding to Behavioral Health Emergencies

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State EMS Bill Tracking Database Updated with Key Enacted Legislation

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Webinar Recap & Materials: EMS Harm Reduction and SUD Treatment

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NHTSA’s Office of EMS Thanks You for Making Your Communities Healthier

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Join Us for “EMS Day at the Museum” and National Mall Event to Commemorate EMS Week

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What Are the Potential Applications for AI in EMS and Transportation?

DOT’s Advanced Research Projects Agency – Infrastructure Requests Information

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EMS Harm Reduction and SUD Treatment

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Celebrating EMS Clinicians:
EMS Week 2026 – May 17-23

Webinar Recap & Materials:
EMS Harm Reduction and SUD Treatment

NHTSA’s Office of EMS
Thanks You for Making Your Communities Healthier