Euclid Firefighters Local 337

07/09/2026

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🔥🏺📜 15 years after defeating Senate Bill 5/Issue 2 – the biggest political threat Ohio’s public workers have ever faced – the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters are sharing important lessons in labor history with a new documentary, titled "Fight of a Generation."

IAFF members, including IAFF 8th District Vice President Mark Sanders, share how helped save collective bargaining rights and protect working families across Ohio. They also remind the next generation of fire fighters to stay engaged, united, and to never give up.

Watch here: https://brnw.ch/21x3V0m

05/29/2026

In a unanimous decision on Friday, May 29, Ohio Supreme Court justices upheld the murder conviction for the driver who killed Cleveland firefighter Johnny Tetrick in a November 2022 crash on Inters…

04/10/2026

Today we are proud to recognize Euclid Firefighters Local 337, one of our 150 affiliate unions!

The professional firefighters of Local 337 operate out of three firehouses across the city, providing life-saving fire and emergency medical services. With over 13,000 calls for service annually, these members are a vital backbone of the Euclid community.

Thank you for your service and your solidarity!

04/02/2026

Hello, followers. Please consider donating to our brother from Maple Heights Local 1184 to help him recover from a fire at his home on March 31 during the severe weather event.
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03/06/2026

02/25/2026

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The four-year-old pup is now getting national attention! Learn how you can vote in the competition here: https://fox8.com/news/euclid-animal-shelter-dog-in-the-running-for-americas-favorite-pet/

01/13/2026

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Every department right now is posting the wow we broke records posts.

“____ FD responded to 800 more medical calls than previous years!!” - Yet its the same staffing level as previous years.

Haven’t seen one post about how we are taking care of our members that are now doing this much more work.

While people and officials are celebrating the rise in responses handled by the department, our members are tired, sore, out injured, or burnt out.

Are we doing enough to make sure they are
ok?

Its wonderful that we can do so much with so little, but the truth behind all these posts show why we need to focus on mental health programs and teaching our first responders to take care of themselves and their families.