Gabe Torres Act moves forward, would expand benefits for families of fallen responders
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Raleigh City Council Again Considers Separation Allowance for Firefighters
At a city council budget work session this week, Raleigh’s fire chief, Herbert Griffin, told council members that since he started the job four years ago, five firefighters under his command have died. He was speaking to the realities of a profession that is unusually difficult and often dangerous. “Firefighters have a 22 percent increased chance of catching cancer and dying at an early age,” Griffin told the council. “The expected lifespan for …
Gabe Torres Act moves forward, would expand benefits for families of fallen responders
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Members of a North Carolina House committee approved to move a proposed bill forward that would support family members of fallen first responders. The Gabe Torres Act honors the life of Raleigh Police Officer Torres, one of five people killed in a mass shooting in October 2022 in the Hedingham neighborhood. Torres was shot in his vehicle while preparing to head to work. The House Bill would ultimately expand eligibility un…
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