Fairport Harbor Professional Firefighters

09/04/2023

What is LABOR DAY? Besides a day off of work.

Monday's holiday holds a much deeper meaning, rooted in the 19th century fight for fair working conditions. Labor Day was originally designed to honor workers as part of the American organized labor movement.

06/29/2021

Call the station at 352-6922 or see any FF for Tix!

President Braemer

06/24/2021

04/21/2021

Please help us welcome our newest Full Time Firefighter/Paramedic, Josh Maltry, who was sworn in at last nights council meeting. FF/PM Maltry has been a part time member with us since 06-20-2017.

FF/PM Maltry replaces FF/PM Fiebertshauser, on B shift, who has taken a Full Time position with Painesville City Fire. (Local 434)

Welcome to the Fairport Harbor Professional Firefighters Local 3644!

President Braemer

03/13/2021

Working smoke detectors save lives! If you need help changing your batteries, or if you need a new detector, please call the station 352-6922.

Capt Braemer

12/20/2020

Once again we were honored to assist this great organization. They do so much for the community. We are always happy to help.

President Braemer

11/23/2020

Members of Local 3644 and the Fairport Harbor Fire Department assisted Feeding Fairport’s Hungry with delivering Thanksgiving Meals today. (Non contact delivery of course) We are honored to give back to our community and assist this amazing organization for the second year in a row. We would also like to thank the Fairport Senior Center for donating the extra care packages this year also!

President Braemer

10/29/2020

Working detectors save lives. If you need help call the station 352-6922.

09/19/2020

The Fairport Skippers football team has been carrying this flag honoring Police and Fire for the past 3 years. We have seen a lot of controversy recently from schools around the area that have banned and even suspended players for bringing these flags out. We THANK our players for keeping this tradition alive. THANK YOU also to the coaches, and school administration for allowing this to continue, and backing them 100%!

GREAT JOB FHS!

Jeffrey M. Braemer, President
IAFF Local 3644
Ohio Association of Professional Firefighters

09/04/2020

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Detective James Skernivitz and the Cleveland Police Department. We are extremely saddened for your loss of a true hero and a 25 year veteran of CPD and of the community.

Please, if you have any information that could be helpful in locating the suspects involved, please call the Cleveland Police Department at 216-622-6842.

08/16/2020

Members of The Fairport Harbor Professional Firefighters Local 3644 offer our heartfelt sympathy and sincerest condolence to the members of the Cleveland Division of Fire and the family of Lieutenant Richard Petras.
Lieutenant Petras succumbed to the effects of COVID 19. Lieutenant Petras is a gleaming example of the dedication and devotion of firefighters across our Nation who stand watch on the wall in great peril to their own safety.
We pray that the members of the Petras and Cleveland Fire families will receive comfort to know that they don't grieve alone and that the Fairport Harbor Fire Department will forever keep him in our hearts and prayers.

11/26/2019

IAFF Local 3644 and the Fairport Fire Department helping out this morning. Service to the community, beyond the call of duty. We are happy to help out wherever we can.

Have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!

President Braemer

12/29/2017

With much of Ohio in the midst of a dramatic cold snap, now is a good time for a reminder about heating safety.

12/07/2017

11/26/2017

With temperatures decreasing, chances of house fires increase. Closing the bedroom door can and will save your life, along with working smoke detectors!
Keep in mind, the Fairport Harbor Fire Department provides smoke detectors to residents, free of charge. Call 440-352-6922 to have them installed today!

11/04/2017

Did you know the Fairport Harbor Fire Department will help you change your batteries? If you need assistance, call the station @ 352-6922.

-Interim Chief Braemer

09/05/2015

Nice day for a water rescue drill! Friendly reminder to always have a life jacket and to let people know where you are going and when you should be back! Safety first!

02/26/2015

Remember to change your smoke detector batteries when you change your clocks.

A safety message from your local fire fighters and the International Association of Fire Fighters.

06/01/2014

With the summer and pool season just around the corner, the OAPFF encourages you to practice these simple pool safety tips. For more visit www.bit.ly/h2osafety

05/30/2014

"GMA" investigates the differences between two common household smoke detectors.

03/04/2014

A safety message from your local fire fighters and the International Association of Fire Fighters.

01/17/2014

Let this be a lesson to slow down when the weather is bad...drive safe this weekend.

This footage, captured by a Department of Transportation traffic camera, shows how a multiple-vehicle crash unfolded Sunday near Lannon Road on Highway 41/45...

01/06/2014

01/05/2014

Run Totals for 2013

January - 62
February - 49
March - 55
April - 82
May - 68
June - 90
July - 120
August - 83
September - 75
October - 63
November - 72
December - 82

Total - 901

Calls by type

100 Series - Fire - 31
200 Series - Explosion - 3
300 Series - Rescue & EMS - 583
400 Series - Hazardous Conditions (no fire) - 54
500 Series - Service Call - 108
600 Series - Good Intent Call - 68
700 Series - False Alarm & False Call - 29
800 Series - Severe Weather & Natural Disaster - 25
900 Series - Special Type - 1

Previous Run Totals

2013 - 901
2012 - 845
2011 - 1064
2010 - 797
2009 - 688
2008 - 737
2007 - 799
2006 - 854
2005 - 706
2004 - 707

12/25/2013

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year!

11/02/2013

Please share and don't forget to change out your smoke alarm batteries tonight. - MK

08/06/2013

Glad to see old 1823 still out there!

07/24/2013

Columbia, MO Fire Department

Columbia, MO Fire Department

Check out our new Public Service Announcement!!! Fresno Fire Department graciously consented to let us remake this video, and they stated they did not need any recognition. This is an example of the Fire Service working together to educate the public.