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'We look forward to making our case in court': Conn. volunteer FDs end mediation, say lawsuits against city will continue

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The Yantic, Taftville, Laurel Hill and Occum volunteer departments say Norwich officials did not negotiate in good faith over the city’s unified command policy
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'We look forward to making our case in court': Conn. volunteer FDs end mediation, say lawsuits against city will continue

The Yantic, Taftville, Laurel Hill and Occum volunteer departments say Norwich officials did not negotiate in good faith over the city’s unified command policy

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firerescue1.com broke the news on Friday, April 3, 2026.
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