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United Firefighters of Los Angeles City, IAFF Local-112 recently learned from our friend Kenny Stuart with Seattle Fire Fighters Local 27 that Roxanne, the former longtime Seattle Fire Department photographer, is now living here in #pacoima and has been battling Stage 4 Colon Cancer.
She has some good days and unfortunately some tough days as well, but she is a fighter and hopes to move forward with additional cancer treatments in the weeks to come that will keep her with us for many more years.
When the Los Angeles Fire Department Firefighters at FS 98 in Pacoima learned of Roxanne, they decided to pay her a surprise visit to check up on her.
Firefighters stick together and look out not only for one another, but for all of the people in the communities that we serve.
From Seattle to Los Angeles - you are not alone Roxanne. We are with you and we hope to see you back out with your camera capturing the images of the men and women in the fire service doing what we do every single day.
Roxanne - you are now an honorary member of Fire Station 98 in Pacoima, the Perros Locos. We got your back. International Association of Fire Fighters Frank Lima - IAFF GST Nury Martinez Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez California Professional Firefighters American Cancer Society SoCal Fire Photo
UFLAC News Report from 9/23/22 #uflac #IAFF conta.cc/3R0g8z6
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UFLAC News Report 9.23.2022 Stay Connected September 23, 2022 Here’s the latest news impacting Los Angeles Firefighters… Feature International Association of Fire Fighters holds memorial f...United Firefighters of Los Angeles City Local 112 pays tribute to the 479 new names added to the #IAFF Memorial Wall of Honor in Colorado Springs today who lost their lives in the line of duty. Our #LAFD fire family is here today to honor their sacrifice and commit to supporting their families in the years to come.
Beautiful. Thank you for your service. My condolences
Early this morning, 124 #LAFD Firefighters responded to a major commercial structure fire on Venice Blvd in Palms. One firefighter was transported to the hospital for medical evaluation. In addition, 17 cats perished in the fire, but 2 were successfully resuscitated by our firefighters. Yet another reminder that there are dozens of fires every day in LA City - please be safe.
Thank you, Assemblymember Wendy Carrillo, for your efforts to help protect our firefighters and our families. #ab2059 will allow firefighters throughout California to have more tools to help keep our communities safe from dangerous materials while also protecting our firefighters who risk their lives daily. Thank you! #IAFF #uflac #firefightersI’m proud to announce that AB 2059 has been signed into law which would require businesses that supply and move hazardous materials to make sales, shipping and transfer information available to the local Certified Unified Program Agencies (CUPAs), that work alongside our firefighters, to identify large quantities of hazardous materials that are currently stored and moved around in ways that they can’t trace.
On May 16, 2020 a fire started at a building on Boyd Street in Downtown Los Angeles. That fire caused a large explosion due to an unknown collection of Butane gas at the property which environmental professionals had no way of knowing was present under the current system of reporting. As a result of that very large and sudden fire, eleven Los Angeles City Firefighters were injured.
Strengthening protections so all Californians can live in a healthy community has always been a critical part of my work.
#AB2059 will give additional tools to our firefighters and environmental professionals to find improperly stored materials before they become a threat to health and safety.
United Firefighters of Los Angeles City - representing more than 3,300 dedicated Firefighters and Paramedics with the #LAFD are proud to support Traci Park for L.A. City Council.
Encampment fires are raging, assaults on our firefighters are up, and local families do not feel safe. Our Firefighters live and work in every single Westside community in Council District 11 and we all know that we must do better. Much Better.
Stand with your LAFD Firefighters and local nurses and support Traci Park for a better LA.
100% of this message was paid for by the proud men and women of our Los Angeles City Fire Department because we care about the future of our city. 🧑🏼🚒🚒 #CD11 #citycouncil11 #tracipark
This morning, we gathered to remember our brothers and sisters who made the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11 while fulfilling their sworn duty to save lives. Through our daily work on every shift, we honor their memories by protecting the lives of Angelenos who depend on us. It is in that spirit that we pay tribute to our fallen heroes and carry their commitment to service in our hearts. #neverforget #weremember #PatriotDay #911nyc #worldtradecenter #worldtradecentermemorial
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UFLAC News Report 9.9.2022 Stay Connected September 9, 2022 Here’s the latest news impacting Los Angeles Firefighters… Feature On the 21st Anniversary of 9/11 We Remember While plans remai...Major Emergency Structure Fire today in Boyle Heights. More than 180 total firefighters responded and four transported to the hospital with injuries. #LAFD firefighters working double time in the most understaffed big city fire department in the country - protecting our city and our residents on one of the hottest days of the year.
Thank you for telling the public what is really happening and how understaffed our guys are!! Unfortunately due to your negligence you may get our members killed because of this staffing crisis that you participated in.
Great day at the 43rd Annual #laborday Parade in Wilmington, grilling more than 1,000 hot dogs for our brothers and sisters in labor. Also connecting with friends, including Tim McOsker for L.A. City Council and Mitch O'Farrell, who support our #LAFD firefighters and paramedics. We see you and we got your back.
