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Thunder Bay Firefighters Association wants city to pause proposed staffing changes

Seventeen firefighters must be on the scene within eight minutes of that initial call, and we only meet that three per cent of the time right now, with 14 people is what we do right now. Now, they re going to take one more person away from that.   Brescacin said the other concern is the city could consolidate or close fire halls, which have been proposed as part of the city s master fire plan. He said the association would like to sit down with city administration to propose some changes to firefighting, which may achieve similar savings to what a consultant s report recommends.

Firefighters' concerns find little traction

Firefighters concerns find little traction Firefighters association says cost-saving plan that would eliminate nine positions by attrition will endanger public, members. Dec 23, 2020 9:26 AM By: Ian Kaufman Updated The Thunder Bay Professional Firefighters Association has raised concerns over plans to eliminate positions by attrition. (File photo) THUNDER BAY – Municipal decision-makers remain confident in a plan to find savings at Thunder Bay Fire Rescue, despite warnings from the firefighters association that the plan will compromise the safety of their members and the public. Thunder Bay Professional Firefighters Association president Dennis Brescacin told council Monday his members believe the planned elimination of a dedicated entry control and accountability position – which will allow the department to trim nine positions by attrition by 2024, saving an estimated $1 million a year – will compromise safety.

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Firefighters raise alarm over changes

Firefighters raise alarm over changes Staffing reductions planned through attrition will negatively impact public safety, union warns, while city council remained silent on its concerns Dec 21, 2020 10:18 PM By: Ian Kaufman Updated The union representing Thunder Bay firefighters objects to planned staffing reductions. (Doug Diaczuk, tbnewswatch.com/FILE) THUNDER BAY – The union representing Thunder Bay firefighters is raising serious concerns about the city’s plan to find savings at the department, warning the proposed elimination of nine positions through attrition will endanger the public and firefighters. Thunder Bay Professional Firefighters Association president Dennis Brescacin outlined the union s objections to city council Monday night.