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A friendly reminder from YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters. Happy Independence Day, stay safe! 🇺🇸

Today 3 of our brother fire fighters graduated from the CPD academy. These members are promoted Fire Specialists assigned to the Fire Investigation Unit (FIU) in the Cincinnati Fire Department. Congratulations!

YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters have been in service to the citizens and visitors of the City of Cincinnati 24/7/365 since April 1, 1853. We have faced many challenges in our over 167 years of existence. Even during these times of uncertainty we remain committed to our oath to respond and ensure that we protect the lives and property for ALL that need assistance. Please keep the men and women of the CFD in your thoughts as they continue to serve our great City. YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters are here to help. BROTHER AND SISTER FIRE FIGHTERS: Keep an eye out for one another; heads on a swivel. We can’t help if we become a victim. Stay safe.

Today, while practicing social distancing and best hygiene practices, Local 48 members were busy assembling air sprayers for disinfecting firehouses/apparatus and assembling home decon kits for members that may need assistance while self isolating. All 26 firehouse received a care package with snacks from Perfetti van Melle, an air sprayer, and alcohol hand cleaner for personal use. Thanks to all of our brothers and sisters that stepped up to make this happen! Stay safe.

On April 1, 1853, 444 paid professional fire fighters went into service with the Cincinnati Fire Department replacing over 1200 volunteers. Happy 167th Birthday to the CFD, the United State’s FIRST and oldest fully paid professional fire department!

Our thoughts continue to be with the Springdale PD and the family and friends of fallen PO Kaia Grant. Stay strong; job well done, PO Grant.

Huge shout out to Sylvia Buxton and the fine folks at Perfetti van Melle for donating 17 cases of treats for YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters! Perfetti van Melle (USA) is based in Erlanger, Kentucky and makes a variety of snacks including Mentos (“The Fresh Maker!”) and Air Heads. Thanks again to Sylvia and all the hard working men and women at Perfetti van Melle for supporting Cincinnati Fire Fighters!

The men and women of Cincinnati Fire Fighters Union Local 48 send our deepest sympathies and condolences to the men and women of the Springdale (OH) Police Department, and the family of SPD Police Officer Kaia Grant. PO Grant was killed in the line of duty during a traffic pursuit last evening. Please keep the SPD and the family and friends of PO Grant in your thoughts. Rest In Peace, Officer Grant; job well done.

With all that is going on in our country, our community, we must never forget to take a moment and remember our fallen brother, Oscar Armstrong III. Brother Armstrong made the ultimate sacrifice 17 years ago while battling a house fire in Bond Hill. May we all learn from this incident and forever keep him and his family in our thoughts. Stay safe.

Cover your mouth. Wash your hands. Don’t panic. Stay safe.

It’s not every day that we get special visitors at the Local 48 office but today was the exception. (Captain-ret.) Paul Gallagher stopped by the office and Local 48 President Matt Alter and brother Dan Boller had the opportunity to sit and chat with the Capt for a while. Capt. Gallagher retired with 33 years of service; he entered the CFD in 1953 after working for GE Aviation during the Korean War. Prior to his time at GE he served in the US armed forces during the tail end of World War II. Capt. Gallagher worked at a number of houses in the CFD including the 45’s (now the Cincinnati Fire Museum), the 19’s (Corryville) and finally retiring from the 34’s (Clifton Gaslight). Capt. spoke fondly about his time with the CFD, the ‘good ol days’ and some of the challenges they faced prior to collective bargaining and modern advances in fire fighting. On behalf of the men and women of Local 48 we thanked him for helping pave the way for current and future generations of CFD/Local 48 members. Never pass up the opportunity to sit and chat with our retired members, you just might learn a thing or two. Stay safe. (Photo credit: Local 48 brother Dan Boller)

This message was posted by our brother that was injured yesterday. Local 48 thanks you for the continued support and to all those that reached out. A long road to recovery lies ahead but his determination and fight is strong. Thanks again and continue to keep him and his family in your thoughts. Stay safe.

ATTENTION LOCAL 48 MEMBERS:

A t-shirt designed by one of our own Local 48 members will be on sale (Sunday) as part of the fundraising efforts YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters will be taking part in THIS SUNDAY, January 26, 2020 from 2:00pm-8:00pm at Queen City Radio. We anticipate the shirts to be around $15 (USD) with 100% of the proceeds going to the Australian Red Cross and the RSPCA. Help “Rescue the Down Under”. Hope to see you Sunday, Cheers!

Join YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters on Sunday, January 26 at Queen City Radio from 2:00pm-8:00pm as we help raise funds for the Australian Red Cross and the RSPCA. Help save the koalas!

In addition to serving our City, hundreds of YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters serve or have served in our US armed forces. Today, coordinated by Local 48 brother/Asssitant Chief Steve Breitfelder and the USO, the family of one of our brothers who is currently deployed overseas was able to meet with the members of Engine CoThree, Truck 3, and Santa Claus (before he’d headed out on a little break after his big day)! We support our brothers and sisters at home and abroad and want to make sure that their family, our extended family, is taken care of while their loved ones are defending our freedoms. In solidarity with Blue Star Families, Local 48 will continue to hang the Blue Star banner as long as we have Local 48 brothers and sisters deployed. To the men and women of our armed forces that are serving our great Nation, both stateside and overseas: We support you and wish you well- come home safe! YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters, protecting the City of Cincinnati 24/7/365 since 1853- Cincinnati’s Bravest!

Have fun tonight while ringing in the new year but please make sure you drink responsibly. Have a designated driver, take public transit, grab a cab, an Uber, or a Lyft. Don’t drink and drive! YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters wish you a safe and prosperous 2020!

The members of Cincinnati Fire Fighters Union Local 48 wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas! Stay safe while enjoying your time together and keep the men and women of the CFD and our armed forces in your thoughts. Serving our City 24/7/365 since 1853.

Located at 1926 Dunlap Street in OTR, the Dunlap Cafe is extending an invite to all to come out every Wednesday for Firefighter Night. Support Local Business’! (Enjoy yourself responsibly, get a ride. Don’t drink and drive)

Hundreds of YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters are veterans or active members of the armed forces and their dedication to serve reaches beyond the limits of the City of Cincinnati. In fact, we currently have two (2) Local 48 members on deployment. THANK YOU to all the men and women that have served and continue to serve at home and abroad protecting our great nation. HAPPY VETERANS DAY!

The women and men of Cincinnati Fire Fighters Union Local 48 send our deepest condolences to the Del Rio family and the men and women of the Dayton (OH) Police Department, on the loss of PO Jorge Del Rio who was killed in the line of duty. Details are still emerging but we ask you keep the DPD in your thoughts. Rest In Peace, Officer Del Rio. Job well done.

TODAY is Election Day- Regardless of your views, please make every effort to get out and exercise your right to vote!

A reminder from YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters; change your clock, change your batteries!

TONIGHT and tomorrow night! Join the Local 48 MDA Committee and YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters!

Today we said goodbye to our friend, mentor, and brother, Captain Ron Wilson Jr. Brother Wilson served the City of Cincinnati with passion, conviction, and courage for nearly 25 years. The Wilson family may have lost a husband, father, son, and brother, but they have forever gained the 860 brothers and sisters of IAFF Local 48. Rest In Peace, Capt., we’ll take it from here.

Thank you to O2X and MSA for sponsoring the “Eat Sweat Thrive” seminar held today at Local 48’s hall. YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters attended this workshop to better understand the physical and mental stressors of the job and how they can work to manage these often forgotten aspects. Staying mentally and physically fit allows YOUR fire fighters to thrive personally and serve our community effectively and efficiently. Thank you to these two great companies for their support!

It is with a heavy heart that Local 48 reports the loss of one of our own, Captain Ron Wilson of Engine 34 (Clifton/Gaslight). Brother Wilson passed away suddenly this morning while off duty. We ask that you keep his family, the men and women of his company, and the CFD in your thoughts. Details about services will be announced as they are finalized.

Join YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters next Thursday (10/3/2019) as we honor and remember our fellow fire fighters.

Attention Local 48 (and all OAPFF) members:

Have a safe and happy Independence Day from YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters!

Proving there is no such thing as a routine day in the CFD, YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters saved this little fella at a fire earlier today. Solid work by all involved. (Photos credit to Local 48 brother, Bob Mengler)

Wishing all the mothers that are protecting our community (at home and abroad), holding down the fort, and helped shape us into who we are, a Happy Mother’s Day!

Please keep the members of the Paris Fire Brigade in your thoughts as they work to contain the massive fire and salvage historical artifacts at the Notre Dame Cathedral.

Happy Opening Day! Happy 100th Anniversary to the Findlay Market Opening Day Parade and Happy 150th Anniversary to the first professional baseball team from the first fully paid professional fire department, CFD! Look for members of Local 48 leading the Opening Day Parade and holding the American flag during the pregame events. Cheers to a Reds victory!

Our brother, Daryl Gordon; Line of Duty Death, 3/26/2015. Never Forget.

Our brother, Oscar Armstrong III; Line of Duty Death, 3/21/2003. Never forget.

TONIGHT! Tapping of Fire Chief Ale at Rock Bottom Brewery on Fountain Square. Proceeds from the sales of FCA go to the Local 48 Burn & Injured Fund. Appetizers and fun provided. See you tonight!

A reminder from YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters; smoke detectors save lives!

Congratulations to Local 48 brother, Dave Neuman, for winning the American Lung Association Vertical Mile that was held at the Carew Tower. FF Neuman is assigned to Mohawk Engine 12 in Camp Washington. Well done! (PC: Brother Doug Baker)

The men and women of Cincinnati Fire Fighters Union Local 48 send our deepest condolences to family, friends, the CTPD, and fellow officers of PO Dale Woods. Officer Woods passed away this evening from injuries he sustained during the performance of his duties on January 4th. Please keep his family and the CTPD in your thoughts. Stay safe.

Cincinnati’s own #19 visited the 19’s firehouse today- thanks to Joey Votto for stopping by. #firstprofessionalbaseballteam #firstprofessionalfiredepartment

Today the Rotary Club of Cincinnati hosted their annual awards lunch honoring the Cincinnati Fire Department. Local 48 members pictured (L-R): Capt Matt Flagler- Self Improvement Award Capt John Ratermam- Administrative Award FF Alexis Rodgers- Community Service Award FF Cammie Turrin- Award of Valor AC Anson Turley- program emcee Congratulations to our sisters and brothers, job well done!

Beat costume of the night goes to these trick-or-treaters that stopped by the 31’s house in Oakley. Photo credit to Local 48 sister, Leah Weddle.

This evening, as part of the Reds tribute to those lost on September 11th, Cincinnati Fire Fighter Justin Kenney performed the National Anthem before the Cincinnati Reds game. Well done Brother Kenney.

Funeral arrangements for Fire Captain James Kettler are as follows: Visitation: Tuesday, April 3, 2018 5-8 PM Spring Grove Funeral Home 4521 Spring Grove Ave Funeral: Wednesday, April 4, 2018 10:00 AM St. Boniface Church 1750 Chase Avenue – Northside

It’s been 3 years since we lost our brother, FAO Daryl Gordon. Not a day goes by that’s we don’t think about him and his family. We honor his legacy and sacrifice by training to ensure that the events that occurred on Dahlgren on March 26, 2015, are not repeated and everyone goes home safe. We miss you, Daryl.

Yesterday, March 22, 2018, was a sad day for the fire service as we lost 3 of our brothers in 2 separate incidents. The women and men of Cincinnati Fire Fighters Union Local 48 send our deepest condolences to our brothers and sisters in the FDNY, Uniformed Firefighters Association of New York IAFF Local 94 and Uniformed Fire Officers Association Local 854, and to our brothers and sisters in the York (PA) Fire Department, York Professional Fire Fighters IAFF Local 627. Please keep their families, friends, and our fellow fire fighters in your thoughts.

15 years since we lost our brother, FF Oscar Armstrong III. Never forget.

Join us...TONIGHT!

Happy 100th Anniversary to the Sisters & Brothers of Cincinnati Fire Fighters Union Local 48 and our extended family in the IAFF! Along with 65 other Locals from across the US and Canada, Local 48 was chartered as one of the founding Locals of the IAFF on February 28, 1918. For over 100 years Local 48 has worked to ensure that YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters are taken care of and their families provided for, so that they can serve YOU! Special shout out to our brothers and sisters, and fellow charter members, from Hamilton Local 20, Covington (KY) Local 38, and Newport (KY) Local 45! Cheers to a century of progress through unity! #IAFF100years

YOUR Cincinnati Fire Fighters hard at work this afternoon at a fire on Oaktree Court in North Fairmount: YOUR Cincinnati fire fighters and paramedics were able to rescue and save 3 cats at this fire. Our work always offers unique challenges and opportunities. Solid work, brothers & sisters!

Election Day is tomorrow. When you vote, vote for the safety of our city - vote for Fire Fighter Endorsed Candidates.

On Tuesday, when you vote, join with Cincinnati Fire Fighters and support John CRANLEY for Mayor of our great city.

September 11, 2001. Never forget.

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