Angry Firefighters Confront Mayor Nutter at Opening of New Firehouse
(Mayor Nutter, flanked by other city officials and
neighborhood children, cuts the ribbon on a new firehouse
in Tacony.
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Philadelphia mayor Michael Nutter today cut the ribbon on the city’s first new fire station in fifteen years. But the ceremony was disrupted by members of the firefighters’ union, who say they are launching an effort to boot Nutter from office.
Mayor Nutter helped cut the ribbon for the new Engine Company 38, in the city’s Tacony section. The $6.7-million station replaces one that was shuttered a few years ago because of the expansion of Interstate 95.
Officials say the new firehouse has state-of-the-art equipment and uses “green” technology and design to make it energy-efficient.
For full story go to: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/
neighborhood children, cuts the ribbon on a new firehouse
in Tacony.
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Philadelphia mayor Michael Nutter today cut the ribbon on the city’s first new fire station in fifteen years. But the ceremony was disrupted by members of the firefighters’ union, who say they are launching an effort to boot Nutter from office.
Mayor Nutter helped cut the ribbon for the new Engine Company 38, in the city’s Tacony section. The $6.7-million station replaces one that was shuttered a few years ago because of the expansion of Interstate 95.
Officials say the new firehouse has state-of-the-art equipment and uses “green” technology and design to make it energy-efficient.
For full story go to: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/
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