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Newburgh Receives $2 Million Federal Grant to Save Firefighter Jobs

July 30 • 2016

The City of Newburgh’s fire department was approved for a $2 million Federal Emergency Management Agency grant that will save the jobs of 12 fire fighters set to be laid off this week.

New data collection system aims to improve how fire fighters track deployment and resource needs

Survivor families applaud passage of bipartisan Honor Act

Arbitrator sides with Baltimore fire fighters on wage increases and sick leave policy