Detroit Fire Department review highlights need for more mental health, substance use resources By Amber Ainsworth DETROIT (FOX 2) - The city of Detroit will provide more resources to its fire department employees after an audit revealed the extensive stress and trauma they are under. The review into the Detroit Fire Department started earlier this year after two employees were involved in on-duty alcohol-related crashes. Detroit Fire Department review released after two firefighters were fired for drinking on the job A Detroit Fire Department review released Friday had 73 pages of findings and recommendations. More: Deputy Mayor Conrad Mallett led the review that included speaking with 225 employees, both firefighters and EMS workers, from five firehouses. They were asked questions that helped better understand the mental and emotional toll they are under.