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Local 2 calls out the city inspector general
Firegeezer.com recently posted an editorial titled **"Local 2 to I.G. – ‘Butt Out!’"** where they delve into some historical context surrounding CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, Inspector General Joseph Ferguson and his recent public statements, which seem to exceed the boundaries of his role. Among other things, Ferguson proposed budgetary alternatives to the city council that suggested cutting down on Chicago Fire Department staffing from five firefighters per apparatus to just four. He further recommended disciplinary measures against members of the CFD Fire Prevention Bureau, who were allegedly inflating mileage records for personal vehicle usage. Ferguson also advocated for merging the Fire Prevention Bureau with other municipal inspection services.
In response, Commissioner Hoff informed Ferguson that he would be the one deciding disciplinary actions and emphasized that fire inspections should remain within the purview of firefighters.
The editorial also features a letter addressed to the public, penned by Tom Ryan, president of the FF union Local 2. Excerpts highlight Ferguson's previous unsolicited Budget Options Report to the city council, which suggested reducing firefighter numbers. However, this overlooks the fact that the NFPA guidelines he referenced pertain to standard residential fires, not high-risk environments like Chicago's densely populated urban areas, which necessitate at least five firefighters.
This week, details of an internal report criticizing Fire Prevention Bureau personnel were prematurely leaked to the press, prior to any official disciplinary review. This move by the Inspector General’s Office risks undermining the credibility of their findings. Fortunately, Mayor Emanuel has publicly expressed expectations for proper handling of these allegations.
The Fire Prevention Bureau plays a crucial role in assessing building risks and providing essential safety warnings for structures firefighters frequently enter. Their expertise in fire science is vital to both firefighter safety and public welfare. Proposals to integrate this bureau into the Building Department show a blatant disregard for public safety. Moreover, leaking such reports prematurely escalates tensions unnecessarily, potentially hindering the bureau's ability to fulfill its duties effectively.
To read the full letter, visit HERE.
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