NEW BILL: A legislative package passed by the NewYorkCity Council is aiming to improve practices within the city's fire department. MORE:
It addresses what officials are calling a historic lack of racial and gender diversity within the department. A total of five bills were signed by Mayor Eric Adams on Monday.
The legislation requires the FDNY to develop a plan to survey firehouses and ensure they are equipped to serve a mixed gender workforce. It also lists an increased transparency on the demographics of members in a firehouse through public reporting. Elected officials say this is just one step forward in building a more inclusive and stronger department serving communities across the boroughs.
Mayor Adams also stressed the city's frontline heroes should reflect the communities that they serve.
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