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Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters, IAFF 2818

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS

10,486

2019 EMS Runs

2,081

2019 Fire Runs

831

2019 Public Assists

85

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Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2818

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Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2818

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Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2818

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Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2818

The FCSN Ohio Chapter would like to honor Brother Russ Brode who succumbed to his fight with cancer yesterday. Brother Brode was the Union President for Akron Fire Fighters Association Local 330 and a staunch supporter and workhorse of the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters and Firefighter Cancer Support Network.

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Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2818

1 month ago

Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2818

We absolutely recognize the right to protest and advocate for positive community change. But destruction of our equipment or attacks on our personnel endangers us and those we are sworn to protect. Please, help us to stay safe, and let us do our jobs. ... See MoreSee Less

We absolutely recognize the right to protest and advocate for positive community change. But destruction of our equipment or attacks on our personnel endangers us and those we are sworn to protect. Please, help us to stay safe, and let us do our jobs.
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Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2818

2 months ago

Mifflin Township Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2818

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The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members – and IAFF members only – who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.

https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com

“Local 2818 represents the professionals of Mifflin Township’s Division of Fire. As professionals, we strive for workers’ rights and represent work place safety, training, and excellent service to our community and areas served.”

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Have a safe and happy 4th!
We absolutely recognize the right to protest and advocate for positive community change. But destruction of our equipment or attacks on our personnel endangers us and those we are sworn to protect. Please, help us to stay safe, and let us do our jobs.
We want to give a shout out and thanks to the Local 2818 Members who work at MECC during this, Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. They are the folks who are the the start of every call. They get your information, provide lifesaving instructions, and make sure the right help is sent.
Want to give a big thank you to Frankies pizza for donating some pizzas to Station 134 tonight. They were amazing and much appreciated!
Now, look....we’re serious here.
We’re on duty and ready.
Our Members are on duty and are ready to respond to any community emergency. Our dispatchers in the Alarm Office will be asking additional interrogation questions to screen for possible COVID-19 infection. Our firefighters and paramedics will are undertaking procedures to protect themselves and appropriately treat and care for all patients, including any suspected COVID-19 cases. For any information, please text COVID19FC to 888-777, or call 833-427-5634.
Here if you need us, but let’s not meet tonight.
Last night and into this morning, Mifflin Township Firefighters along with personnel from other Central Ohio departments responded as part of Central Ohio Strike Team USAR Region 4 Urban Search and Rescue to assist Region 6 USAR and the City of Cincinnati in the search for a victim following a partial building collapse at a construction site in downtown Cincinnati. COST personnel operated through the night, working on stabilization and search and rescue efforts before being relieved this morning around 06:00. This marks the third COST activation this year, and Mifflin Township firefighters have responded in each instance. Mifflin Township personnel who are part of COST participate in quarterly training to maintain proficiency in urban search and rescue operations. Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the friends and family affected by this incident. Photo Courtesy J Moore, Plain Township Local 3850.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to our brothers and sisters at the Worcester Fire Department.
Join Mifflin Township Firefighters and Gahanna Police Officers at the Second Annual Bravest vs. Finest softball game, September 29th at 4:30 PM. Join us at Academy Park, 1201 Cherrybottom Road, as Mifflin Township's Bravest defends their championship against Gahanna's Finest. There is no charge for the game, but please bring a canned good to support GRIN
Today some of our members participated in a 9/11 memorial stair climb. 120 flights were climbed as a way of paying our respects to those who passed 18 years ago.
With all the rain and wind lately, here are a few tips to help you stay safe!
Thoughts and prayers to the members of Local 67 and CFD
A benefit for the crew and family of Survival Flight 14.
Lots of snow coming.....could ya help us out?
#10yrchallenge
Support Those Who Support Us.
This letter from Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters regarding retiree insurance.
This statement from the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters regarding the changes to retiree insurance coverage.
Don't forget day light savings is this Sunday November 4th.
Our kind thanks to the gang at Gahanna Division of Police and FOP, Ohio Labor Council, Inc. members for participating to support GRIN .We also appreciate all who turned out to support this great event. BIG thanks to Brother Mark Hendricks for all his work in coordinating. The final score was....oh, hey, look...at....the...time.... Gotta go feed the fish.
Join us and some of our friends at Gatsby's Ohio !
IAFF Local 2818 was honored to both participate in and sponsor the second annual Beau Schoener Memorial Golf Outing, presented by our brothers from Plain Township Fire Department and IAFF Local 3850.
With Mother’s Day coming up, we thought it’d be cool to shout out the moms in our Local. Here’s Communications Lieutenant Tami Wass with one of her sons. Lieutenant Wass, a military veteran and former firefighter/paramedic, is an EMD/EFD, and has been with Mifflin for 11 years, and an IAFF member for 23 years.
With Mother’s Day coming up, we thought it’d be cool to shout out the moms in our Local. Here’s Fire/EMS Dispatcher Susan Wilson with her daughter. Dispatcher Wilson is an EMD/EFD, and has been with Mifflin for 16 years.
With Mother's Day coming up this weekend, we thought it'd be cool to shout out the moms in our Local. Here's Firefighter Beth DeConnick and her kids. Beth is a second generation firefighter and has been with Mifflin since 2006.
Have lunch or dinner at Rusty Bucket TODAY.
Right-To-Work-(For-Less) is, always has been, and always will be about, taking away an employee's voice. (H/T We Are Ohio )
In addition to the work this holiday season with GRIN (Gahanna Residents in Need) and Firefighters 4 Kids - Columbus Ohio, Local 2818 also undertook an effort to support the residents affected by the fire on Shephard Street in October . Among the occupants affected was Brianna Repass, a local student in Gahanna-Jefferson Schools. Among the articles lost by her family in the fire was a laptop needed for school work. Through the financial support of the Local 2818 Membership, and with kind thanks to the Apple Easton Town Center, the Local was able to provide a laptop to Brianna. We also wish to recognize DICK'S Sporting Goods location for their kind donation to the Repass family as well.
Are you looking for a busy place to work with experienced aggressive Firefighter/Paramedics? We are looking for a few good men and women. Application deadline is August 25th.
Support those companies who support us this 4th!
Your arms are their best protection...
Pool toys aren’t designed to float you to safety. Put little kids in life jackets approved by the Coast Guard. #IAFFSafetyTips #MakeSafeHappen
Memorial Services are tentatively scheduled for late morning on Saturday February 18th in Elyria Ohio. Details including apparatus instructions and hotel rooms will be released as soon as they are finalized. Hotel Reservations: A block of rooms is set aside for fire fighters at a reduced rate at the Homewood Suites in Elyria by calling 440-695-0735 and mentioning the "Ohio Association of Fire Fighters" Memorials: Mark's family has asked that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Friendship APL, an organization that Mark was very fond of, and where he adopted his dog, Edith. https://www.friendshipapl.org/donate/
Our number 5 suspect on the MOB Most Wanted is William 'The Wire' Electricity. Wanted for 17,496 burn injuries (3.6%) in the U.S. last year. May be disguised as frayed electrical wires, power outlets, batteries and power lines. #NBAW2017
Meet suspect number 4 in the MOB Most Wanted: Thomas 'The Surface' Irons. Wanted for 43,254 burn injuries (8.9%) in the U.S. last year. May be disguised as hot objects and surfaces such as curling irons, clothing irons, pots, pans, etc. #NBAW2017
Meet suspect number 3 on the MOB Most Wanted: Larry 'The Steamer' Liquids. Wanted for 165,240 burn injuries (34% of all burn injuries) in the U.S. last year. May be disguised as hot liquids, such as coffee, tea, steam, bathwater, soup, etc. Not all burns are caused by fire! Did you know that scald burns (caused by hot liquids or steam) are the number one cause of burn injury for children under the age of five? For scald prevention tips, visit www.flashsplash.org #NBAW2017
Meet suspect number 2 on the MOB Most Wanted: Christy 'The Flame' Candles. Wanted for 207,036 burn injuries (42.6%) in the U.S. last year. May be disguised as fire and flame, including: camp fires, cooking flames, matches/lighter flames, etc. #NBAW2017
Meet suspect number 1 on the MOB Most Wanted: Chris 'Hot Stuff' Chemicals. Wanted for 16,524 burn injuries (3.4%) in the U.S. last year. May be disguised as common household items such as household cleaners, weed killers, pool cleaners, etc. Not all burns are caused by fire! They can also be caused by common household products like cleaners, weed killers and pool chemicals. Keep these locked away and out of reach of children! #NBAW2017
For #NBAW2017 , we're going to introduce you to the M.O.B. Stay tuned...
Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters Ohio AFL CIO
The International Association of Firefighters in cooperation with the American Burn Foundation has proclaimed the first full week of February National Burn Awareness Week. Keep an eye on our website and social media feeds next week for information on burn safety and prevention!
Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree....
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