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The City is giving both a police and fire
entrance exam. Applications and info can be found at
www.cityofeuclid.com
Congratulations to P/C Chris Haddock, Capt. Jay
Womack and Lt. Mike Gulya on their promotions 7-29-10.
An agreement has been formed between the city
and local 337 in order to help maintain fire department staffing at 16 per
day and keep 3 station opened. This agreement involves firefighters
accepting "compensatory time" to fill shifts. This "compensatory time"
is designated as time that will not involve future financial liability for
the city allowing firefighters to use the accumulated time only when
scheduled staffing allows.
The EFD has just received an EMS Grant for
$3,450. Good Job Jay!
ACLS & PALS 2010 Dates Available- Sign Up
Here
Check out the updated Fire Prevention section of
City of
Euclid website, lots of useful info.
Check out the expanding Working
Incidents page, thanks guys.
Get your IAFF Local 337 Helmet Sticker
more
![]() Review the International's Rule Regarding Secondary Employment here (MS Word) President Schaitberger reiterates IAFF's stance on secondary employment: On Tuesday, Nov. 4, (2008) IAFF President Harold A. Schaitberger issued a letter to the IAFC stating that its "position remains that secondary employment of IAFF members -- which, for the IAFF includes part-time, paid on-call, volunteer or otherwise as a firefighter, emergency medical services or public safety worker -- is wrong, is unsafe and is against the IAFF's Constitution when it negatively affects another IAFF member's safety or livelihood." Local 337 Constitution & Bylaws (MS Word)
WHO WE ARE: Welcome to the official website of IAFF Local 337. Please browse freely and stop back often! The Euclid (OH) I.A.F.F. Local 337 is one of the many locals that proudly represent over a quarter-million firefighters and EMS workers throughout the US and Canada. The 76 members of Local 337 respond to about 7,000* emergencies yearly and protect a population of about 53,000. Firefighting is just one facet of our job. Our members are responsible for providing paramedic-level medical care and transport, initial hazardous materials response, fire inspections, fire and arson investigation, community fire education, and a variety of other duties vital to the City of Euclid and the region. +We have 9 members who take on additional duty as members of the Heights Area Special Rescue Team. "We will never forget the sacrifices made and the heroic actions taken by both the citizens and public safety workers on September 11 2001, especially the 343 members who made the supreme sacrifice." *Generally each emergency has one run number assigned regardless of how may apparatus are sent. Eg. 2 Engines, 1 Ladder, an OIC & a Rescue Squad go to a fire run, this is counted as ONE RUN.
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