In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for March 11, 2024, Curt discusses a disciplinary investigation into firefighters who booed an elected official at a promotional ceremony; the dismissal of two Michigan fire departments from a lawsuit brought by a homeowner upset because he was arrested for assaulting firefighters; a political squabble in Medford MA that resulted in the mayor appointing herself fire chief, and then quickly changing her mind; allegations of sexual harassment against a former Indiana fire chief; and a decision by the City of Los Angeles to appeal an arbitrator’s ruling about the dismissal of 300 firefighters who did not comply with the city’s vaccine mandate.
More Political Squabbles in FDNY
Two Michigan Fire Departments Dismissed From Lawsuit
Mayor Appoints Herself Fire Chief of Massachusetts City
Former Indiana Fire Chief Accused of Sexual Harassment
LA City Asks Court to Vacate Arbitrator’s Ruling on Removal of Unvaccinated Firefighters