Los Angeles city firefighters are heated up over a new policy that requires them to cover all visible tattoos while on the job, no matter whether they’re responding to a call or making dinner… ...

Los Angeles firefighter John O’Connor’s arms display flames, tributes to the fire service and 9-11, and the global positioning coordinates to his daughter’s burial site.“Everything that I have ...

Dallas Changes Firefighter Tattoo Policy to Help Recruit. June 23, 2024. ... The body art policy change marks the first time in DPD’s history that it’s allowing tattoos, ...

FOREST PARK, Ohio — Forest Park has reached a settlement with a female firefighter in a sexual and racial discrimination lawsuit, and taxpayers may never learn what it cost them.

The Los Angeles Fire Department is asking for the public’s input as they revisit their “firefighter tattoo policy,” officials announced on social media Thursday. “We would love to hear ...

The department is considering amending its 15-year-old policy to cover up tattoos while on duty, feeling it may be a bit antiquated as body art has become more common and seemingly more accepted.

Bullard has unveiled the first design in its Bullard Tough collector’s edition patch series—an exclusive creation by well-known Kentucky tattoo artist, Brenna McNabb. Inspired by vintage ...

Wrapped in images of swashbuckling warriors and water symbols such as dragons and storm clouds, Japanese firefighters battled blazes in Edo — now Tokyo — coated with machismo and glamor… ...

A Black firefighter in Mobile, Alabama, claims the city terminated her after she got a tattoo on the back of her head. According to WKRG News 5, Kay’Ana Adams, a nine-month employee of the ...

Kay’Ana Adams, a former Mobile Firefighter fired over a tattoo on her neck, has lost her discrimination lawsuit against the City of Mobile.On Wednesday, US Dist. WPMI Mobile.

Kay’Ana Adams, a former probationary firefighter with the Mobile Fire Rescue Department from Sept. 11, 2021 until Nov. 10, 2022, alleged the neck tattoo was used as a pretext for her termination ...

Kay’Ana Adams, a former firefighter in Mobile, Alabama, says the city terminated her after she got a tattoo on the back of her head. Its policy at the time forbade “tattoos on the face or neck ...