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Virginia’s emergency response has been hampered by a lack of resources for years. Advocates and lawmakers hope 2025 is the year that will change.

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Tim Duffer was a firefighter when Tropical Storm Michael hit Danville in 2018 and caused widespread flooding that led to the deaths of five people across Virginia’s Southside. Rescue personnel attend to a stranded vehicle in Oct 10, 2018, flooding resulting from Tropical Storm Michael. Courtesy of Danville Life Saving and First Aid Crew, Inc.“I don’t want to ever see citizens die because they drove into water,” he said. “A part of that’s educati…

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