An insurance-financed preservation group, whose members have run into burning New York buildings since 1803 to save commercial property, is struggling to find millions in new funding since carriers slated it for extinction.
The uncertain fate of the historic New York Fire Patrol was outlined by Gregory V. Serio, the organization's interim administrator.
“We don't know if we can keep going, but we are in some very sensitive and delicate discussions,” said Mr. Serio, a former New York insurance superintendent.
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