Covers the fire apparatus and emergency medical services industries with profiles of fire truck and ambulance manufacturers and major component suppliers such as fire pumps and equipment. Features include: Rescue Tools; Protective Gear; Ambulances and EMS; and Firefighting Tools and New Technology.

Established in 1956. Targets fire chiefs and fire service executives. Emphasis is placed on helping fire administrators solve their administrative and management problems, as well as meeting today's challenges in operations, equipment and maintenance, fire prevention, training and support services. Feature topics include training, safety and health, communications, fire investigation, finance and budgeting, professional development, incident command, hazardous material response, vehicle maintenance and other administrative and fire scene-management related areas. Regular sections included the Chief's Clipboard column, EMS Viewpoints, Fitness Issues, Training Perspectives, Sound Off and Command Course.

Designed as the forum for news of fire fighting and fire prevention techniques and systems. Editorial purpose is to make emergency response safer, more efficient and highly effective. Geared to fire chiefs, training officers and other key department personnel interested in updating their training knowledge and overall fire service skills. Highlights include new equipment information and reviews of current technology. Fire Engineering DOES accept by-lined articles and submissions.

Designed as the forum for news of fire fighting and fire prevention techniques and systems. Editorial purpose is to make emergency response safer, more efficient and highly effective. Geared to fire chiefs, training officers and other key department personnel interested in updating their training knowledge and overall fire service skills. Highlights include new equipment information and reviews of current technology.

Fire Island News is a regional publication that brings you the latest news, events, and more in the Fire Island area.

Background and Format: Fire Middle East is the focal point for fire and rescue technology news in the Middle East. Established in 2007, the magazine has become a leading voice in fire protection, firefighting and rescue sectors across the region. It is the only dedicated fire magazine serving the GCC countries, the wider Middle East and North East Africa.  Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at industry professionals such as firefighters.    Frequency: There are issues in January, May and September of each year.  Ad rates: The media kit and contacts for more information on advertising can be found here. 

Published for the firefighters, rescue and EMS and provides information on local fire, rescue and EMS departments, as well as fire engines, companies, and various local rescue organizations covering Long Island, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Provides career-related information for firefighters and volunteer firefighters that is experienced-based, yet short and to the point. Includes the opportunity for anyone to share their own nuggets of information with others which may improve operations, prevent a disastrous situation or save a life. Contains short nugget articles from a core of respected fire service veterans. Fire service related areas of interest are: strategy and tactics, engine operations, truck operations, firefighter safety, management and supervision, fire investigation, communications, high-rise incidents, wild land fires and fire prevention.

Edited for fire protection engineers and other professionals concerned with developing improved fire protection strategies and technology. Content offers timely, authoritative articles covering successful applications of fire protection engineering methods and principles. Features include case histories and news about trends, issues, events and research affecting fire protection practices.

Background and Format: Launched in 1999, Fire Radio provides hit music for Bournemouth and Poole. The music playlist focuses on R n B hits from the last three decades. The station also broadcasts a mixture of local, national and world news. News bulletins are aired on the hour, fourteen hours a day on weekdays and seven hours a day at weekends. Daytime bulletins are locally produced and presented. Production Company: Celador Radio Schedule Times: A full schedule can be viewed here Pre Recorded?: Fire Radio is live Monday - Friday between 6-10am and 3-7pm and on Saturday between 8am-12pm. The rest of the programmes are pre-recorded/automated. Fire's programmes are produced and presented in Southampton. Target Audience: Residents of all ages in the Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch areas. Stats: 54,000 (Source:RAJAR) Top Tips for PRs: Fire Radio aims to support and cover local events and groups. Events may be submitted here To contact news e-mail srnews@celador.co.uk  The editorial area for Fire Radio is Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, with the shows produced and presented in Southampton. The News Desk can be contacted on +44 (0)8454 662 106 and news@fireradio.co.uk. To contact the studio, call +44 (0)1202 912 107 or text 81400 (start your message with FIRE)