Fire Law Roundup for October 13, 2025 In this episode of Fire Law Roundup for October 13, 2025, Brad and Curt discuss a decision by  Escambia County commissioners to send $18 million in unpaid EMS bills to collections; the termination of a Kentucky union president; the agreement to settle the 2 year old lawsuit brought by the IAFF against the NFPA over …
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California Court Upholds Dismissal of Fire Captain’s Discrimination and Retaliation Suit The California Court of Appeals has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by former Guadalupe Fire Captain Ryan Mack, who alleged disability discrimination and retaliation under the state’s Fair Employment & Housing Act. The court ruled that Captain Mack did not suffer an adverse employment action when the city required him to undergo fitness-for-duty evaluations in 2022.
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Illinois Fire Service Institute chooses MagneGrip’s exhaust removal system MagneGrip offers free grant assistance to help departments fund clean air protection
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Illinois Fire Service Institute chooses MagneGrip’s exhaust removal system MagneGrip offers free grant assistance to help departments fund clean air protection
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Mich. city receives $15M grant to support first responder retention bonuses The grant for Flint funds sign-on and retention bonuses, performance incentives, and leadership and training programs to boost morale, readiness and public trust
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