Cleveland Fire Fighters IAFF Local 93

06/08/2026

The Cleveland Fire Department rescued four pets, four adults and 11 children after an electrical fire displaced them Sunday afternoon.

06/06/2026

06/03/2026

The Cleveland Division of Fire responded to a fire on the city’s east side early Wednesday morning.

06/02/2026

Happening now. (1:00pm) Garage FIRE in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn neighborhood.
are working at 2 residential garages on fire. 4400 block of W. 53. st.

Engines 42,20,24. Ladders 20 & 4 , Rescue 2. Chief of the 4th battalion.

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

Happening now. 5:15 pm are battling a BUILDING FIRE. 2100 block of W. 98. Engines 23,33,4. Ladders 23 & 4. Rescue 2. Chief of 3rd Battalion.

05/31/2026

rescued an adult victim from a HOUSE FIRE. 3600 block of E. 55 st.
Firefighters searched for and located an unconscious adult in deadly smoke while also battling flames.
Engines 11,13,7 Ladders 11,7 , Rescue 1. Chief of the 2nd battalion

05/30/2026

Did you know Cleveland residents may qualify for FREE smoke detectors and batteries through Operation Save a Life?

Smoke detectors save lives by giving families early warning during a fire and increasing the chance of safe escape. Cleveland firefighters will install them at no cost to eligible residents.

Call the 24-hour hotline to apply:
📞 216-361-5535

A few important fire safety reminders:
• Install smoke detectors on every level of your home
• Test batteries monthly
• Create a family fire escape plan
• Keep matches and lighters away from children

Thank you to the American Red Cross and Cleveland Division of Fire for helping keep our neighborhoods safe. ❤️🚒

05/29/2026

Justice for Brother Johnny Tetrick

Today, the Supreme Court of Ohio reinstated the felony murder conviction of Leander Bissell in the line-of-duty death of Cleveland Firefighter Johnny Tetrick.

Thank you to Michael O’Malley and the entire Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office for their continued work, commitment, and dedication in pursuing justice for Brother Tetrick and his family.

Brother Tetrick was killed while doing what firefighters do every day — serving this community and protecting others. His loss continues to be felt deeply by his family, his fellow firefighters, and the entire Cleveland Firefighter family.

While no court decision can bring Johnny back, today’s ruling is an important step toward justice and accountability. Emergency scenes are our workplaces. When drivers ignore warning lights, drive through blocked lanes, and put first responders in danger, the consequences can be devastating.

We continue to stand with Johnny’s family, his loved ones, and all who knew and served alongside him. We are grateful to everyone who has fought to ensure that his sacrifice is never forgotten.

Rest easy, Brother Tetrick. We will never forget.

In a unanimous decision on Friday, May 29, Ohio Supreme Court justices upheld the murder conviction for the driver who killed Cleveland firefighter Johnny Tetrick in a November 2022 crash on Inters…

05/27/2026

Incredible work by Aluminum Cans for Burned Children (ACBC) -Cleveland. ACBC is a nonprofit created by firefighters nearly 4 decades ago intended to help children affected by severe burn injuries.

A historic fire station in Lakewood is being revitalized into a haven for pediatric burn survivors.