Retired Member's Association,
Fire Dept.City of NY

Retired Member's Association, Fire Dept.City of NYRetired Member's Association, Fire Dept.City of NYRetired Member's Association, Fire Dept.City of NY

Retired Member's Association,
Fire Dept.City of NY

Retired Member's Association, Fire Dept.City of NYRetired Member's Association, Fire Dept.City of NYRetired Member's Association, Fire Dept.City of NY
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    • Home
    • COVID INFORMATION
    • HEALTH CARE PAGE
    • ALL HANDS PAGE
    • UPCOMING EVENTS
    • TRIBUTE CENTER
    • OUR LAST MEETING
    • VETERAN'S HELP PAGE
    • CONTACT / LINKS PAGE
    • PENSION PROTECTION PAGE
    • FIND MY PUBLIC SERVANT
  • Home
  • COVID INFORMATION
  • HEALTH CARE PAGE
  • ALL HANDS PAGE
  • UPCOMING EVENTS
  • TRIBUTE CENTER
  • OUR LAST MEETING
  • VETERAN'S HELP PAGE
  • CONTACT / LINKS PAGE
  • PENSION PROTECTION PAGE
  • FIND MY PUBLIC SERVANT

FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE

FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE

 These two gentlemen are receiving gold watches for their 50 years of service to the FDNY at age 76! Thanks to Gary Urbanowicz for digging this one up out of a 1946 WNYF Magazine. If you are interested in donating anything of value to the FDNY Fire Museum let him know by emailing him: director@nycfiremuseum.org

WHAT THE MUSEUM NEEDS YOU TO DONATE:

  The NYC Fire Museum receives numerous offers to donate artifacts from past FDNY members. Unfortunately, much of what is offered either does not have significant historic value – although it may have personal sentimental value to the owner – or is already represented by one or more of the same artifact already in the collection. One thing we do not accept are old company journals, unless they contain specific historic entries or are from the mid-1800’s, 

or back issues of WNYF.

That said, we are seeking items that represent aspects of FDNY history or operations that we do not have in our collection. These include artifacts from Marine Division, Counterterrorism, EMS, Mask Services, Line Organizations, and discontinued units such as Superpumper, Canteen, Water Towers, Radiological Unit, MOS Ambulance, Community and News Service (CANS), FDNY Explorers, FDNY Auxiliary, etc. Helmets, helmet fronts, badges, documents, 

etc. are of interest.

If you have anything you might be willing to donate, contact the Collection Managerby email at: curator@nycfiremuseum.orgor by phone (212) 691-1303 x17

Find out more

WELCOME TO OUR ALL HANDS PAGE

“Dead on Arrival”: A N.Y. Fire Chief’s COVID Journal As New York firefighters respond to coronavirus

              Simon Ressner is a battalion chief with the Fire Department of New York based in central Brooklyn. Twenty-five years ago, the department, nicknamed New York’s Bravest, took on the added role and responsibility of responding to emergency medical calls. Today, firefighters make some 300,000 runs a year.

Last week, we asked Ressner, 60, to keep an informal diary of his latest 24-hour shift, a tour of duty that began at 9 a.m. on Friday, April 3.


CLICK HERE FOR THE ENTIRE STORY


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HERE'S MORE INFO ABOUT OUR ORGANIZATION:

WELCOME!

OUR MEETING CHAIRMAN: JIM HAYHURST

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS

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WHAT'S ON THIS PAGE?

-OUR MEETINGS INFORMATIVE AND FUN!

-MEETING LOCATIONS

~Volunteers for the Fire Museum~

-Counseling Unit Breakfast Schedule~

AND
How to Join the
Retired Members Association -JUST GO TO THE HOME PAGE


SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS

OUR MEETING CHAIRMAN: JIM HAYHURST

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS

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We always bring in interesting and informative speakers to address you on the issues at hand. See above, Leroy McGinnis from the UFA at a meeting last year. This past year we have had others speak about wills and trusts, health care, pension issues, upcoming events etc. Jimmy Hayhurst asks all to contribute to Building Homes for Heroes and the response is always positive for our disabled war vets. 

OUR MEETING CHAIRMAN: JIM HAYHURST

OUR MEETING CHAIRMAN: JIM HAYHURST

OUR MEETING CHAIRMAN: JIM HAYHURST

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See above, Jim Hayhurst addressing a packed house at our meeting in New Hyde Park at the Elk's Club; 901 Lakeville Road. Our other location is in Brooklyn at the K of C Hall; 3051 Nostrand Ave [corner of Quentin Road and Nostrand Ave] We begin at 8pm and enjoy food and beverages but most of all we enjoy hanging out with friends. Make it a point to get to one 

of our meetings, 

we'd love to have you!

STAY CONNECTED!

OTHER WAYS TO GET TOGETHER...

OUR MEETING CHAIRMAN: JIM HAYHURST

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  BECOME A VOLUNTEER AT THE FIRE MUSEUM 

278 SPRING ST. NYC, NY

One day a week for a few hours plus ample parking.
Helps keep our great history alive to school children

Contact: Sarah Judd, Executive Director (212) 691-1303 est. 15
or Jim Vreeland, Volunteer (718) 833-6410 

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OTHER WAYS TO GET TOGETHER...

OTHER WAYS TO GET TOGETHER...

OTHER WAYS TO GET TOGETHER...

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 COUNSELING UNIT
STAY CONNECTED
BREAKFAST SCHEDULE 

~Fort Totten CSU:
Fort Totten, Bldg 413B  Bayside, NY 11361 (718) 352-2140 meets the 3rd Friday of every month. Meetings begin at 10:00am
~Deer Park Firehouse
94 Lake Ave. Deer Park, NY 11729 (631) 667-3500
meets 2nd Tuesday of every month. Meetings begin at 9:00am
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BREAKFAST SCHEDULE (CONT'D)

OTHER WAYS TO GET TOGETHER...

OTHER WAYS TO GET TOGETHER...

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~Staten Island: 1688 Victory Blvd Suite 101 Staten Is., NY (718) 815-4111 Meets the last Tuesday of every month , the location for the breakfast is Jimmy Max Restaurant 280 Watchoque Road 


~Middletown CSU: 2279 Goshen Tpke. (845) 695-1029.  

Meets the 2nd Tuesday of every month   Meetings begin at 9:00am For further information: Contact Greg Smith at (212) 570-1693 ext-317  

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