Houston Professional Fire Fighters Association

10/28/2026

From fires and medical emergencies to rescues and disasters, this work takes skill, compassion and a commitment to service.

To those on duty today and everyone who serves: thank you for showing up for Houston.

10/28/2026

Houston firefighters at work: A fire at a restaurant in Terminal C of IAH.

10/27/2026

Congratulations!

10/25/2026

Houston firefighters at work in the community: Engine 78 attended a community Halloween event on the west side of Houston. Great to see all the kids in costume.

10/24/2026

10/24/2026

Looking for something fun and free to do with the kids today? Swing by the union hall at 1907 Freeman St. for our family fall festival and open enrollment fair. Costumes are welcome! We will be there until 2.

10/23/2026

Members and retirees, join us today as we bid adieu to "the last man standing" in lawnmower repair.

10/22/2026

A little makeup, bright lights and cameras! Our firefighter calendar crew stopped by Great Day Houston today for a chat with Deborah Duncan and a sneak peek at the 2027 Houston Firefighter Calendar.

Mark your calendar! Calendars go on sale Nov. 1 at houstonsbravest.org.

10/21/2026

Reminder: This is happening Saturday, October 23!

Load up the family and swing by the union hall for answers to questions about your benefits and some fun for the kids!

Bring the kids in their costumes. Come hungry! 🎃🍂

Join your union family for HPFFA’s Open Enrollment Wellness Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 24!

Enjoy a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, bounce house, face painting and FREE food trucks. Kids can wear costumes and collect candy! 🍬

Active members currently enrolled in our medical supplement and new active enrollees can also pick up their $50 Academy gift card.

📅 Saturday, Oct. 24
🕘 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
📍 HPFFA Union Hall, 1907 Freeman Street
🐐 Petting zoo: 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

Make it a family outing. We’d love to see you there!

10/21/2026

The smile. The friendships. The firefighter who made the people around him feel special.

Twenty-five years after Capt. Jay Jahnke’s line-of-duty death, his family and friends remember the man they loved. In this tribute, those who knew Jay share personal memories and reflect on the fight for the fourth firefighter on Houston’s crews, a lasting part of his legacy.

Take a few minutes to hear the stories of those who knew him the best.