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Good for you commissioner Serio. The overwhelming majority of suburban and rural homeowners in New York are served by volunteer fire departments. By the way-do you all know that Supt Serio is a member of a volunteer fire department in the Albany area?
Balboa’s actions were clearly a slap to all the dedicated volunteer firefighters of Long Island and throughout the state who selflessly provide professional-level firefighting and emergency medical services to the vast majority of our communities on their own time.