In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for April, 2026, Brad and Curt discuss a Oregon lawsuit claiming a trespass order against a person prohibited from coming to a fire station is illegal because it prohibits them from attending public meetings; a ruling that FDNY must remove six cadet firefighters from EMS positions due to civil service requirements; two code enforcement cases; an FLSA overtime suit brought by two former paid members of a volunteer fire company in North Carolina; and a decision allowing an Alaska firefighter’s military-service discrimination and retaliation claims to move forward.
Oregon Fire District Sued Over Trespass Order Excluding Resident from Fire Station Property
Judge Orders FDNY to Remove Six Fire Cadets Serving as EMTs in Civil Service Dispute
Code Enforcement Cases in the Fire Law News: One Filed, One Dismissed
Former Paid Firefighters Sue North Carolina Volunteer Fire Company for Unpaid FLSA Overtime
Firefighter’s Military-Service Discrimination Claims Partially Survive in Alaska Federal Courthttps://firelawblog.com/2026/03/30/firefighters-military-service-discrimination-claims-partially-survive-in-alaska-federal-court/
