W.Va. fire department is first in state to receive NIOSH cancer registry distinction
26-08-2026 13:00 via firerescue1.com

W.Va. fire department is first in state to receive NIOSH cancer registry distinction

Fairmont Fire Department became the first in West Virginia to earn the Gold Helmet designation in the National Firefighter Registry for Cancer
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