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After a brief pause, instruction resumed during the pandemic but with changes, including virtual lectures and modified in-person labs
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“The public interest the city has put forth to prevent death certainly outweighs the public interest in what is alleged to be civil rights violations,” said U.S. District Court Judge Thomas O. Rice
The fire chief of the Halifax Regional Fire & Emergency in Canada shares what it’s like to be the first international president to lead the IAFC in many years
NYC officials said service disruption has been minimal across agencies despite the lingering protests over the COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Captain Merrill Bone had served the Salt Lake City Fire Department, the United Fire Authority and the Utah Task Force 1 team
Currently, 77% of the FDNY is vaccinated; 72% percent of firefighters are vaccinated, while EMTs stand at 84%
The Ladder 113 members, who were on duty at the time, drove the ladder truck to the state senator’s office in Brooklyn
Cpl. Jerimiah Hoffstatter, a nine-year fire service veteran, was terminated following an administrative investigation
Mayor de Blasio says the city’s agencies, like FDNY and NYPD, are prepared to deal with potential staff shortages
U.S. District Judge John Lee, who plans to rule on the issue Friday, questioned why disclosure of vaccination status was a constitutional issue
A request for an injunction would prevent the city from requiring workers to disclose their vaccination status or be disciplined for not being vaccinated
