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Troy City Changes Volunteer Firefighter Incentive Program

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The City of Troy is changing how it rewards its volunteer firefighters. The city is moving from a system of incentive payments every five years to annual payouts beginning January 1. Under the previous structure, firefighters needed 10 years of service to qualify for a lump sum of approximately $80,000, followed by smaller payouts every five years.

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The change affects the financial structure of the largest volunteer fire department in Michigan. City leaders revised the plan after receiving feedback from firefighters.

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  • TroyThe city implementing the new reward system for its volunteer fire department
  • Carmella MantelloThe Mayor of Troy, who discussed the revised plan

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