
Irondale Offers Top Pay, Benefits for First Responders
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Irondale, Alabama, unveils top-tier pay and benefits for first responders, covering 94% of health insurance premiums and offering take-home cars. The move aims to attract and retain top talent, bolstering the citys safety and security.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Irondale Offers Top Pay, Benefits for First Responders. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 27. This is Birmingham News today, powered by AI. Irondale, Alabama now offers first responders the best pay and benefits package in Jefferson County. Mayor Jane Stewart announced the changes which include higher-based salaries and coverage for most health insurance premiums. This move fulfills a promise Stewart made during his 2020 campaign. The deal covers 94% of premiums putting family plans at just $88 a month. These also get take home cars as part of the perks. Fire Chief Joshua McDaniel says, the low-health costs make a real difference compared to other areas where families pay $400 to $600 monthly. Long-time employees welcome the boost after pass losses to better paying cities. The city plans to hire three firefighters and seven police officers, hoping the competitive package draws top talent and helps keep staff on board. With the Mayor and Council focused on supporting over 200 first responder families, Irondale aims to build a stronger, safer team for the future.
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