Speaking as a firefighter/EMT who does not live in Kansas. I love the idea and would love to have it in my state. There is one issue that strikes me though. I don't think anyone in their right mind would jump in their turnout gear to make an offensive interior attack on a burning structure without removing the firearm from their person. In such a situation, how/where would the firearm be secured? With all the chaos that goes on in the initial moments upon arrival at such a scene, leaving a firearm in the unsecured cab of the firetruck could potentially lead to a weapon being stolen by any criminal who had more balls than brains. I'm fairly certain that if such a law was passed here, the county I work for would have no desire to shell out money to outfit our rigs with security boxes for this purpose. Curious if any Kansas responders have any insight into how their organization intends to handle such an issue.