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JUNE 2, 2014: The City of Monroe is currently accepting applications for full-time Firefighter-Paramedics. Deadline; August 29, 2014. Read more:
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JUNE 1, 2014: The Bloomfield Township Fire Department is now accepting applications for its entry-level Firefighter/Paramedic eligibility list. Firefighter duties include fire suppression, emergency medical response, hazardous materials, confined space, public education and other related duties. Read more:
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June 1, 2014: The Ypsilanti Township Fire Department has been a weaker point in a budget that has has been relatively resilient during the recession. But with a new contract hammered out between the township and its union, officials believe they can bring long-term stability even if the new contract doesn’t have any significant immediate impact on the budget. Read more:
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June 1, 2014: Rayburn is one of nine firefighters hired with a two-year federal grant. Unless the city renews or extends the grant, he is slated to be laid off Aug. 21. Read more:
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MAY 30, 2014: The Northville Township Firefighters-Paramedics also got in on the act. The group raised about $2,300 for the cause. Firefighters Jason Hendrian, Brian Siriani, AJ Spolsky, Kyle Lewis, Jeff Darby, Dan Dipple, Mike Obermiller, Brent Muller, and David Micallef had their heads shaved, and were thrilled to help out. Read more:
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MAY 30, 2014: Throughout the year, the fire department holds fundraising events to collect proceeds to benefit their charities. One of their main focus’ is to use the funds to purchase special smoke alarms for the hearing impaired students. Read more:
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MAY 29, 2014: Shelby Township officials erred when they refused to provide health care coverage to the wives of two retired firefighters who married the women after they left the employment of township, a state appeals court ruled. Read more:
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MAY 29, 2014: Two firefighters at opposite ends of the experience spectrum earned Firefighter of the Year honors for 2013, and were presented their awards in front of the board and fellow members of their department. Read more:
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MAY 28, 2014: Jackson officials approved a spending plan that includes $300,000 worth of cuts to public safety Tuesday, May 27, but a number of those cuts – including laying off a police officer and firefighter – will likely be avoided. Read more:
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MAY 25, 2014: Unger, Swick, burn patients and house fire victims are only a few of the people who found a friend in the Canton Firefighters Charity Foundation, created in 1995 to help the community’s most vulnerable and deserving recipients. Read more:
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