A limited budget doesn’t need to limit your marketing impact. We’re thrilled to share that the Redflash Group “State of Public Safety Marketing: 2026 Report” is out! There were plenty of interesting findings from this year’s survey, starting with the funding challenges marketing leaders are facing: While more than 60%
You know marketing your organization matters. You know measuring the results of your marketing matters. But do you feel confident that those marketing efforts are driven by a larger strategy? That what you say and how you say it are messages that consistently convey why your organization exists and what it does?
We are experiencing no ordinary crisis. Between the pandemic, recession and social upheaval, this will likely be a defining moment for several generations, with consequences for our way of life we may not be able to fully recognize for years.
As someone in a leadership role, you’ve got a lot on your plate right now. You’re balancing ensuring the health and safety of your family and loved ones, leading your organization and employees, and being there for your customers. But some, in times like these, take the opportunity to truly stand out.
James O. Page was known to many in public safety as the “father of modern EMS.” It was 15 years ago today that he suddenly and tragically died of sudden cardiac arrest at age 68. As I thought about this milestone, I looked back at my early interaction with Jim, when I was a young editor at a trade journal. As he did with many others, he changed the arc of my career.
If you’re a leader of an organization serving the public safety industry, this is for you. If you want to make an even bigger difference for your colleagues and customers, well, this is for you, too!