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• Fla. county firefighters urge officials to build more fire stations

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  It’s been more than 10 years since fire officials first warned that Hillsborough County’s population growth would exceed their ability to provide services

• City to take firefighters union to NY Supreme Court in arbitration case

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  A court recently reversed a state Supreme Court judge’s ruling that the city can block arbitration in the contract dispute over a “minimum manning” clause

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• Fla. fire dept. hires 23 paramedics despite pushback from firefighter union

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  Union president Ronald Glass argued the Orlando Fire Department should be hiring more firefighters, who can provide medical services and respond to fires

• Mayoral candidate wants to bring back Ind. City-run ambulance service

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  Kokomo mayoral candidate Kevin Summers claimed residents have seen delays in receiving medical assistance because of no available ambulances

• Minn. fire chief asks for $1M to hire more firefighters

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  “On average, seven times per day the department does not have an available unit to respond to the next emergency,” Roseville Fire Department Chief Tim O’Neill said

• Mass. gas company to consider funding extra firefighters after disaster

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  Lawrence Fire Department Chief Brian Moriarty has suggested Columbia Gas should pay $1.1 million for an extra engine company to work around the clock

• Pa. department to hire 5 new firefighters with help of grant

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  A $360,612 SAFER grant will pay for three of the positions as officials replace retirees

• Mass. fire dept. hires 4 new firefighter-paramedics with help of grant

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  A federal grant will pay for 75 percent of the costs of the four firefighters for two years and then 35 percent of the cost in the third year

• Conn. fire dept. hires first black female firefighter

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  Kafi Davis, who left her first career at the Department of Children and Families to train to become a firefighter, will go to EMT school next

• Iowa dept. under threat of having ISO rating lowered

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  The Insurance Service Office informed Cedar Falls it is prepared to drop the rating, but has given the city until February to make improvements

• $2M grant allows Fla. fire dept. to hire 21 new responders

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  A SAFER Grant will pay for 75 percent of the newly-hired firefighters’ and EMS providers’ salaries for the next two years

• White Miss. firefighter sues city for discrimination

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  Dylan Davis said he was passed over for being hired in his hometown of West Point despite being the only certified firefighter among four applicants

• Ohio city looking to hire more full-time firefighters to avoid overtime costs

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  The city of Kettering will have to pay more for full-timers, but the lack of part-timers has already boosted overtime costs they want to avoid

• Ill. city votes to cut fire, police positions to fill budget hole

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  The Peoria City Council voted 8-3 Tuesday to approve eliminating 22 firefighter and 16 police positions as part of a move to close a $6 million budget hole

• Iowa community opposes city's Public Safety Officer program

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  More than 150 people went to a city council meeting to offer a rebuttal against a program that replaces full-time firefighters with public safety officers

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