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Mourners said their final goodbyes to Shelby Township's Fire Chief Gene Shepherd on Monday during his funeral at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Roseville.

TRAVERSE CITY — A budget shift would save one Traverse City firefighter from layoff.

After years of staffing cutbacks in police and fire, the Ann Arbor City Council voted 8-2 early Tuesday morning to approve a city budget that begins a rebuilding process.

Under the council's budget, the additional money will go toward bringing back 11 police officers, two firefighters and reducing furlough days to six.

The Adrian Fire Department has been awarded $688,982 from the Department of Homeland Security to hire three firefighters for two years.

The city might consider subcontracting police and fire services with a neighboring community as it prepares its 2012-13 budget that is expected to garner the attention of state officials who have been keeping an eye on the city's financial troubles.

An arbitrator's ruling that cuts firefighters' pay, increases their retirement contributions, institutes premium-sharing for their health insurance and allows the use of part-time and on-call firefighters has Plymouth Township officials declaring victory.

32 Flint firefighters received layoff notices Wednesday afternoon. Now, they play the waiting game.

Ryan Swick did his best not to let the skin cancer that would ultimately claim his life slow him down.

Proposal would use millage money and additional savings.

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