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What is FAMA?
The Fire Apparatus Manufacturers' Association (FAMA) is a non-profit trade association organized in 1946.  Members of FAMA are committed to enhancing the quality of the fire apparatus industry and emergency service community through the manufacture and sale of safe, efficient fire apparatus and equipment.

Annex D - What is it?

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NEWS ALERT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

On Friday, October 27th, FAMA, represented by legal counsel Jim Juneau, participated in a 60-minute radio show over the Firehouse.com POD cast. The purpose of the show was to continue to bring attention to the fact that about 45% of the fire service does not wear their seat belts when riding in emergency vehicles. Firefighters have been and will be injured and killed because they were not using their seat belts. This problem is not new; it persists today, and will not change in the future until the fire service takes responsibility and buckles up!

The radio show was divided into three panels ... Seat Belts the Past, Seat Belts the Present, and Seat Belts the Future. Jim Juneau was interviewed in the third segment ... the Future. The following is the link to the radio show:

dynamic.firehouse.com/broadcast/2006/10/27/leadership-on-the-line-seat-belts-past-present-future/

Please take the time to listen to the broadcast. It was very well done.

The FAMA Board encourages you to pass along the radio show link and the following link to your customers:

www.trainingdivision.com/seatbeltpledge.asp

This is the home page of the "seat belt pledge" where the goal of 1,000,000 signatures and fire departments with 100% participation will be tracked.

Encourage your customers to take the National Fire Service Seat Belt Pledge:

"Firefighter Christopher Brian Hunton, age 27, was a member of the Amarillo Texas Fire Department for one year. On April 23, 2005, he fell out of his fire truck responding to an alarm. He died two days later from his injuries. Brian was not wearing his seat belt."

The Pledge:
"I pledge to wear my seat belt whenever I am riding in a Fire Department vehicle. I further pledge to insure that all my brother and sister firefighters riding with me wear their seat belts. I am making this pledge willingly; to honor Brian Hunton, my brother firefighter, because wearing seat belts is the right thing to do."

FAMA has rallied to endorse this program.

FAMA ... SAFETY ... That's what we're about!

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