FDNY celebrates newest graduates of fire protection inspectors class
Forty-nine probationary inspectors celebrated their official status at a graduation ceremony.
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9h agoThe FDNY on Thursday celebrated its newest graduates of its latest class of fire protection inspectors.
Forty-nine probationary inspectors celebrated their official status at a graduation ceremony.
The FDNY’s Bureau of Fire Protection is tasked with enforcing the fire code by inspecting buildings, small businesses, schools, and construction sites throughout our borough.
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