City Fire Prevention Inspectors are playing a key role in enforcing the coronavirus social-distancing regulations aimed at slowing its spread but have not been issued the Personal Protective Equipment masks their union believes they should have.
They received gloves and hand sanitizer from the Fire Department. Their union, Emergency Medical Service Local 2507 of District Council 37, also wants more of both.
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