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NFPA Recommends 28 Personnel for Fire Response in Canandaigua

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 16
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The National Fire Protection Association recommended 28 personnel for a fire response. The Canandaigua Fire Department is facing staffing shortages, with the union claiming only four paid firefighters were on scene during a recent incident. The city previously declined to apply for a federal SAFER grant that could have aided hiring.

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The staffing shortages raise safety concerns and put strain on crews and residents. The union argues that the city must address staffing levels, which were flagged in a study from October 2025.

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  • CanandaiguaSpeculative

    Canandaigua might face increased operational costs or financial risk due to staffing shortages and grant rejection.

  • International Association of Fire FightersSpeculative

    The International Association of Fire Fighters may see its staffing goals undermined by the city's failure to secure grant funding.

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