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In a historic moment for the IAFF, Dr. Danny Whu, MD, MPH was appointed as the organization’s first Chief Medical Officer. He will join the senior leadership team and will spearhead all facets of th...- Likes: 8
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Our members love to be a part of the community! Thank you Cystic Fibrosis Foundation for hosting such a great event!
#daytonfirelocal136Members of #DaytonFire had an awesome time supporting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation "Dayton Great Strides" event last Sunday. Medic-18 provided standby medical coverage, and even got to hang out with some real super heroes!! #GreatStrides
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Our hearts are broken for the families and loved ones of the victims of this horrific crime. These senseless acts have no place in this world, and we should all continue to work towards building a society that is free of hate and violence. ... See MoreSee Less
14 students, 1 teacher dead after shooting at elementary school: Governor — ABC News
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The suspect in the shooting is also dead, the governor said.Our future is not safe when these babies are eliminated; horrible day 🙏🏻😭
I keep thinking about the parents and first responders. 🙏❤️
Innocent children 😢
Unfortunately...there is always going to be good AND evil in this world, until God destroys it again.
Crushing 💔
MEMBER MONDAYS
WHO: Michael Overman
ASSIGNMENT: East Relief Lieutenant 2nd Platoon
YEARS OF SERVICE: 16
DFD HISTORY: Mike graduated from the Dayton Fire Academy in 2006 and was assigned to company 16. In 2011, he moved to company 13 where he remained until he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in June 2021.
Mike is skilled in technical rescue modalities and is a certified and Fire Instructor. He also is a certified IAFF Peer Fitness Trainer and is a member of our local’s Peer Support Program. He has instructed multiple Dayton Fire recruit classes and was a key resource in revamping the physical fitness component of the Fire Academy.
Mike is a valued member of our organization and his leadership has been instrumental in the progression of our department and our union.
MICHAEL SAYS: I got into fire because I’ve always been service minded. I tried traditional college and office based tech jobs and I did not fit. So I followed my dad (Terry) and brother (Nick) into the fire service and loved it instantly. I love the service, the camaraderie, and the free snacks at the hospital.
FOR THOSE THAT KNOW MIKE, POST YOUR FAVORITE MEMORY OR PICTURE IN THE COMMENTS!
#MemberMonday
#daytonfirelocal136
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I worked with mike at 13’s for three years. He along with all of 13/1 changed who am, he gave me someone to strive to be, he is a caring medic and sets an awesome example. Your recognition is well deserved. Love from 1401 in Cali brother.
I’m working with him RIGHT NOW! I hope he’ll sign my phone.
Lt was my instructor and a brother at 13s before I left! Congrats on the promotion!
When riding up and I finally get a first in fire and open my phone after the fire to this picture while he was the ISU.
Overman family are really nice guys
Makes it rain even
Congrats
Stud
The one day that apparatus floor day was just sexy!!
It was a big day for community service for Local 136! We partnered with the Living City Project for one of their many community clean-up days, to further beautify the Old North Dayton area. A special thanks to our on-duty crews from Station 8 and also Commissioners Matt Joseph and Shenise Turner-Sloss for Dayton City Commission for coming out with us and lending a hand in the cleanup.
We also partnered with the American Red Cross - Dayton Area Chapter and the Patterson Park Civic Association to install smoke detectors in homes in the area. Special thanks to our on-duty crews from Stations 11 and 15, and our Fire Prevention Bureau for leading the charge.
Thank you to all the volunteers that came out to help today. Your efforts make a difference for our city, and #daytonfirelocal136 is proud to be a part of that.
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Great job! Local 136
Local 136, making a difference in their community! Great job.
The great DFD LOCAL 136… 💝 ♥️🤍💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Great Work
That’s beautiful!
MEMBER MONDAYS!
WHO: Roderick McElwain
ASSIGNMENT: Company 17
YEARS OF SERVICE: 19
DFD HISTORY: Rod graduated from the Dayton Fire Academy in 2002 and was assigned to Company 14 out of rookie school. Company 14 is a Rescue Company and Rod spent 14 years there as a rescue technician. He moved to Company 16 for two years and is now at Company 17. Rod is also a fire instructor, airport rescue firefighter instructor, paramedic, and inspector.
Rod joined the equipment committee with the purpose of making firefighters jobs easier. He has designed the tool and equipment placement on DFD’s newest engines and ladders, to increase efficiency on fire scenes. Rod has also helped in upgrading older apparatus equipment as well.
Rod has been an upstanding member of Dayton Firefighters Local 136 for 19 years.
ROD SAYS: “Over the years, I’ve not only wanted to work for DFD, but I wanted to know the community I’m serving. When you know the people you serve, it becomes easier to meet their needs. You understand who they are as individuals, and value them as much as they value you. That’s what gives me fulfillment.”
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Knows all the best food spots as well!
His true friends call him Mr. English😎😘
It was a pleasure knowing You and Working with You.
A great man ! but your hat says "truckstar". Lovers can drag hose with the best of 'em.
Congratulations Roderick McElwain! So proud of you!!
Congratulations 🎊 Well done 🙌🏽
Outstanding !!!
Good man
Yea Rodrigo!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Its #InternationalFamilyDay! We spend at least 1/3 of our lives together, and we consider the people we work along side, our family. Good times or bad times, we are always there for each other.
So on this day, a huge shout out to all of our Fire Families across the country, but especially to our own #daytonfirelocal136 family
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And an even bigger shout out to the families we leave behind for the 1/3 of our career for the sacrifice they make while we are working! #internationalfamilyday
Thanks to firefighters!! Mike JONES!!
Thank you for your service to our community
Thank you to you all… I spy Mike Jones especially to you!!
Thank you for always being there!
Stay Safe!
Dayton Firefighters are committed to keeping our communities safe! Fire Prevention is all about educating, and our members are there to teach kids what they need to do in emergency situations.
#daytonfirelocal136
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It’s International Firefighters Day! Thank you to all of our firefighters for their dedication and commitment to serving the Dayton community! ... See MoreSee Less
I didn’t know we had a day?!? I thought every day was firefighters’ day…;-)
Love & Respect to all current and past Dayton Firefighters and Hard working Paramedics and EMT's. Proud to have been one of you.
God bless you all and thank you for your service every day!
Thank you for your service. Daughter of a Dayton Firefighter
Yes thank you all for your service
Grateful for All! Thank You 🙏🏼 🙏🏼♥️🤍💙🇺🇸🙏🏼
My husband Carl Landis went on disability on March 1 1976. Served at companies 2,3, old12,18, old 8,15, final year at 14 carrying my boots. Happily retired in Tennessee.
Thank you for your service
Thank you for your service👍
Thank you for all you do
Salute Leatherheads!
Thank you all for your dedication to the job!!
Thank you all for your service!❤️
Thank you!
COMPLICATED
7 April 2022
This particular fire started on the first floor, but quickly made its way up to the attic. Fire conditions on the third floor attic, and concerns for safety, forced the operation to go defensive. Crews were able to protect the neighboring houses from catching fire as well. All occupants were out of the structure upon arrival, although some suffered minor injuries during evacuation.
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Be safe son
Thank you for your service👨🚒🚒🔥
Teddy be careful
Nice job!