Oklahoma City council receives new fire union offer

 
BY JOHN ESTUS AND BRYAN DEAN | Published: February 28, 2010   

Oklahoma City officials quietly rejected last week a firefighter union offer to forgo raises this fiscal year, city and union officials confirmed.

For about a year, the city has been asking firefighters to join all other city employees in not taking raises in anticipation of widespread budget cuts.

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The fire union’s president said he’s perplexed.

"We give them what they want, and now they don’t want it,” Phil Sipe, president of International...
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