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We just got off the phone with our publisher and unfortunately we will have to close down our book order on that Thanksgiving night in order to have them sent to us prior to Christmas. So, if you are so inclined you still have 2 days to purchase the Cookbook from the Union’s website (more funds make it into the foundation). If not you can purchase the book directly from our publisher or from Amazon.
Code 7 Recipes For The Soul – San Mateo County Firefighters
www.iaff2400.org
Thanks to the submissions of everyone’s favorite recipes and the leadership and direction of our very own Transport Medic, Ruby Siero-Tanti, we now have our very own cook book. The advertising for the book is as follows:Want to learn how to cook like a first responder? San Mateo County Firefighters have complied a Cookbook to benefit the San Mateo County Firefighters Foundation and its behavioral Health Program. For for information please see the attached link.
Code 7 Recipes For The Soul – San Mateo County Firefighters
www.iaff2400.org
Thanks to the submissions of everyone’s favorite recipes and the leadership and direction of our very own Transport Medic, Ruby Siero-Tanti, we now have our very own cook book. The advertising for the book is as follows:ordered-this nurse can't wait!
All,
Our membership just received the very unfortunate and untimely news that we are facing a 2.05 million dollar budget cut that is expected to be approved by Redwood City Council on Monday the 26th of October during the scheduled council meeting 1900 hours. This cut is certain to include the closure of E9 (estimated at 1 year currently).
Our request is that if you live or know folks that live in the communities of Redwood City and/or San Carlos that we encourage them to speak out immediately and at the upcoming council meeting against the closing of an engine or modification of essential services. Please remind them that we are currently in the middle of Fire Season as well as a Pandemic. E9 remains one of the busiest companies in san Mateo County at nearly 3000 runs per year. The alternative model is to have Truck 9 respond in its place, of course leaving our ever expanding downtown district without a pumping apparatus and making the truck unreliable to its already expanded district that includes San Carlos and Woodside. It should also be noted that this is likely to affect all of our neighboring agencies by mutual aid dependence and increasing response times in all of our communities!
Correspondence to the entire Council may be sent to:
City Council
c/o City Clerk
1017 Middlefield Road
Redwood City, CA 94063
(650) 780-7220
council@redwoodcity.org
Current Councilmembers serve at-large and represent the interests of all Redwood City residents.
All correspondence sent to the City Council becomes a public record, including contact information.
I am in your corner. I will write the RWC City Council in favor of maintaining your funding.
The citizens of Redwood City deserve every funded engine and truck company staffed. We support Local 2400 and the professional firefighters of Redwood City. Stay strong brothers.
In such a rich area, there is no excuse for this
😢😢😢
Nancy Rudolph
Great news for Fresno Fire
Fresno Fire Department planning to hire 45 employees
abc30.com
For the first time in almost four years, Fresno Fire is looking for new recruits with and without experience - 42 new firefighters and three staff positions.For the past 20 years Menlo Park Firefighters have worked with the Fire District, the Stanford Park Hotel and the mid Peninsula Jr League to flip pancakes during the Annual Pancake Breakfast. Due to COVID-19 there will be no event this year. However, the work the Alicia Ann Ruch Burn Foundation still needs to get done. Please donate what you can to make sure that happens.
Menlo Park Firefighter Virtual Pancake Breakfast, organized by Johnny Wu
www.gofundme.com
Want to join us in making a difference? We are raising money to benefit San… Johnny Wu needs your support for Menlo Park Firefighter Virtual Pancake Breakfast
