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.
Thank you State Senator Willis E. Blackshear Jr, Senator Tom Patton, Senator Rob McColley, and the 136th General Assembly of Ohio, for recognizing our fallen brother, Lieutenant Scott Johnson.
Thank you for memorializing his character, acknowledging his accomplishments, and giving his family another reminder of how loved he truly was. ...
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Wyatt continues his battle with cancer and we stand behind any initiative that helps him and his family. Let’s continue to band together and give Wyatt’s family the support they need to continue this fight. ...
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Our annual Burn Tournament was unfortunately rained out last week. However, it has been rescheduled to Oct. 23rd. There are still spots open, but they will fill up quickly. Please share and sign up! ...
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Unfortunately Graywolf Golf Course has closed the course today for our annual Burn Tournament. It will be rescheduled for Friday October 23rd. ...
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Our brother, Firefighter Roderick McElwain, was honored today in at the IAFF Fallen Firefighter Memorial Ceremony in Colorado Springs. Rod’s name will forever be emblazoned upon the stone walls of that hallowed ground.
We would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to the members of Cape Coral Fire Department for standing in our stead and proudly shouldering the responsibility of carrying and delivering Rod’s flag. We can’t thank you enough.
Rod will be missed. He will be remembered. But he will never be forgotten. Rest easy Dr. Fire. ...
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Join us tomorrow in celebrating the life of our friend and brother, Scott Johnson. Come out to the Dayton Firefighters Activity Center from 1pm - 4pm
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Twenty-five years ago today, 343 FDNY firefighters climbed toward danger while everyone else ran from it. They did it because that's the job, and because the people above them mattered more than the risk. Most never came home.
A quarter century later, the loss hasn't faded, and neither has our promise. We still carry their names, their example, and the weight of what they gave. We remember them alongside the 72 police officers, 8 EMS workers, and nearly 3,000 lives lost that day, and the many who have died since from 9/11-related illness.
Never forget. Always honor.
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How 9/11 reshaped the fire service - IAFF
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Cardiac arrest survivor supports local EMT education
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Previous CPR coverage above. DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – A man who survived a cardiac arrest in 2017 has supported fifteen students studying to be first responders / Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs).�...1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Join us in support of our fallen brother, Lt. Scott Johnson, as his daughters begin to navigate their young lives. Let’s show them what the word “solidarity” truly means. Thank you ❤️
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Donate to Support Aliyah and Avery After Their Dad’s Passing, organized by Angie Johnson
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Hello, my name is Angie Johnson and I’m asking for support for my b… Angie Johnson needs your support for Support Aliyah and Avery After Their Dad’s Passing0 CommentsComment on Facebook