Collective Bargaining Labor Agreement Fire - August 06, 2025
City and the firefighters' association met in a collective-bargaining session to discuss a proposed minimum-staffing article, changes to health and safety provisions (detailed physicals and mental-health post-incident leave), staffing shortages and potential use of part-time or mutual-aid staffing. The parties agreed to continue work and the city will return with a response at the next bargaining meeting (scheduled Aug. 20).
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