The union representing Chicago's rank-and-file firefighters has reached a tentative contract agreement with the city, which if approved would end four years of negotiations.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a tentative contract agreement with the city’s firefighters union on Tuesday. The union’s executive board has recommended members approve the deal, with meetings planned to review it in the coming weeks. Contract details have not yet been released.

The Chicago Fire Fighters Union Local 2 and Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration reached a tentative agreement that, if confirmed, will end four years of negotiations , Johnson and Local 2 President Pat Cleary said Tuesday.