Collective Agreement

The Town of Brome Lake and its firefighters sign first-ever collective agreement

Pictured from left to right in the front row:  Thomas Bogan, firefighter and union representative, Mayor Richard Burcombe and Alain Roy, firefighter, and union representative. In the second row from left to right: Kevin Robinson, Fire and Public Safety Service director, Ross Clarkson, Fire Operations chief, Robert Daniel, assistant general manager, and Alexandra Barré, Human Resources advisor. Photo: courtesy of Ghyslain Fortier. 

By Taylor McClure
Townships’ Daily News Bits
CIDI 99.1 FM
Played on 13/09/24 - Published 13/09/24

The Town of Brome Lake and its firefighters have signed a new five-year collective agreement that covers the years 2023 to 2027.

The collective agreement is the first of its kind to be signed between the municipality and the union that now represents the Brome Lake Fire Department, which serves Brome Lake, West Bolton, and other surrounding communities.

To get more details about the agreement and how it will support the municipality’s firefighters, CIDI spoke with Thomas Bogan, firefighter and union representative, and Kevin Robinson, Fire and Public Safety Service director for the Town of Brome Lake. 

Listen to the full interview below for more information: