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Earlier today tragedy struck the home of one of our own while he was on duty serving the Arlington Heights community.
We are incredibly grateful that his family was able to escape safely. While the damage to the home is significant, the safety of his loved ones is what matters most.
The members of Arlington Heights Firefighters Association Local 3105 would like to sincerely thank the many community members, neighboring departments, and friends who have reached out with support and encouragement. Your kindness means a great deal to our brother and his family during this difficult time.
Arlington Heights firefighter's home catches fire while they're on duty
The Arlington Heights Fire Department had to work to put out a kitchen fire at the home of one of their own firefighters Wednesday morning.
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Last weekend, members of the Arlington Heights Fire Department hit the ice for a great cause, facing off against the Elgin Fire Department in a charity hockey game at Allstate Arena. After a hard-fought game, AHFD came away with the win, but the real victory was the support shown for an incredible organization.
The event helped raise funds for Project Fire Buddies, a program we are proud to be part of that brings comfort, support, and memorable experiences to children facing serious illness.
We appreciate everyone who came out to cheer, support the cause, and help make the event a success! Partnerships like these show how the fire service and our communities come together to make a difference both on and off the job.
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The Arlington Heights Firefighters Association L3105 is proud to welcome our newest members, Probationary Firefighter Ryan Loy, badge 267, and Probationary Firefighter John Holland, badge 268.
We’re excited to have them join our department and Local 3105 as they begin their careers serving the Arlington Heights community. Please join us in welcoming Ryan and John to the job.
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The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members – and IAFF members only – who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.