Two unions representing more than 4,700 FDNY EMTs, paramedics, EMS officers and fire protection inspectors endorsed former Governor Andew Cuomo for mayor of New York City last week.
The District Council 37 locals’ endorsements represented a rebuke of Mayor Eric Adams, with the incumbent failing to live up to his promise of granting EMS workers' pay parity with other first responders.
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