On January 16th, Gannon Emergency Solutions (GES) delivered its draft report on the state of the Apopka Fire Department to Chief Sean Wylam. A couple of weeks later, it was made public, but only after 145 edit marks were added by the “City and AFD Staff” to the report.
Both the 45-page draft report and the 27-page response to the AFD and City Staff comments were comprehensive, pragmatic, and well-researched opinions, but perhaps the most damning critique was from its own firefighters.
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