Brookline Fire Fighters Local 950 IAFF

Brookline Fire Fighters Local 950 IAFF The official FB of the Brookline Firefighters Local 950 of the IAFF. ISO Class 1. Account not monitored 24/7. Call 911 for emergencies. Thank you.

This is the OFFICIAL page of the Brookline Fire Fighters Local 950, of the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF). This page is open to all IAFF members and fire service enthusiasts, and we encourage anyone who joins our page to post comments and photos. We are especially interested in your Brookline Fire pictures, and pictures of our members at fires and other incidents. Addit

ionally, Members can also use this site to promote your Local 950 affiliated events and network with other fire service enthusiasts and IAFF members. We respectfully request that you use discretion when posting and ensure that the pictures and comments are in good taste, and appropriate for a public forum. Local 950
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Yesterday morning, Brookline Firefighters operated at Box 147, 213 Boylston Street, for a rapidly developing 3rd Alarm f...
05/29/2026

Yesterday morning, Brookline Firefighters operated at Box 147, 213 Boylston Street, for a rapidly developing 3rd Alarm fire in a mixed residential and commercial occupancy.

Companies arrived to heavy fire conditions and a challenging operation involving a commercial dive shop, residential exposure concerns, and hazardous conditions inside the building. Members worked aggressively to protect life, contain the fire, and bring the incident under control.

We are proud of the professionalism, teamwork, and commitment shown by our members and all mutual aid companies who responded. Incidents like this are a reminder of the dangerous and unpredictable work firefighters face every day.

Our thoughts are with the injured worker and everyone impacted by this fire. Also thank you to our mutual aide partners for their support.

Brookline Firefighters stand with our brothers and sisters of Boston Fire Local 718 as they mourn the Line of Duty Death...
05/26/2026

Brookline Firefighters stand with our brothers and sisters of Boston Fire Local 718 as they mourn the Line of Duty Death of Firefighter Robert T. “BK” Kilduff, Jr. of Rescue Company 2.

Brother Kilduff made the ultimate sacrifice while operating at Box 3-862. He was a Marine Corps Veteran, a third-generation Boston Firefighter, and a dedicated member of the Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts.

We extend our deepest condolences to the Kilduff family, Boston Fire Local 718, and all who knew and served alongside him.

All off-duty members are expected to attend in Class A uniform.

Wake:
Sunday, May 31
1500–1900 hrs
Saint Theresa of Avila Church
2078 Centre St, West Roxbury, MA
Members stage at 1415 hrs for a uniformed walk-through.

Funeral Mass:
Monday, June 1
1000 hrs
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
1400 Washington St, Boston, MA
Members report to the Deputy in charge at 0845 hrs in front of the church.

Uniform: Class A with sack coat, black tie, and white gloves.

Please keep the Kilduff family and the members of Boston Fire in your thoughts and prayers.

Rest easy, Brother. We’ll take it from here.

On May 19, Brookline Firefighters responded to a house fire on Hammond Street in the Chestnut Hill area after the home w...
05/23/2026

On May 19, Brookline Firefighters responded to a house fire on Hammond Street in the Chestnut Hill area after the home was reportedly struck by lightning.

Members arrived quickly and worked to bring the fire under control while protecting nearby homes and the surrounding neighborhood. We are grateful that our members were able to respond quickly and safely during a dangerous weather-related incident.

We extend our thoughts to the residents impacted by the fire and thank all responding companies and mutual aid partners for their work on scene and in the town during the incident.

Thank you, Brookline.The YES campaign was a success because residents, firefighters, labor partners, families, friends, ...
05/12/2026

Thank you, Brookline.

The YES campaign was a success because residents, firefighters, labor partners, families, friends, and supporters stood together for public safety.

To every citizen who listened, asked questions, shared information, made calls, held signs, talked to neighbors, and showed up when it mattered, thank you.

To the surrounding locals, the Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts, the IAFF, and everyone who stood with Brookline Firefighters Local 950, your support made a real difference.

A special thank you to Mark Sanders from the and John Sarro from the for their guidance, dedication, and unwavering support throughout this effort.

This campaign was never just about numbers on a budget. It was about keeping firehouses open, protecting staffing, preserving emergency response, and making sure Brookline residents continue to receive the level of public safety they deserve.

We are grateful, humbled, and ready to keep doing the job.

Thank you for standing with Brookline firefighters.

Brookline Firefighter Joe Tynan Jr.Line of Duty Death: May 8, 2002Today we remember and honor Brookline Firefighter Joe ...
05/08/2026

Brookline Firefighter Joe Tynan Jr.
Line of Duty Death: May 8, 2002

Today we remember and honor Brookline Firefighter Joe Tynan Jr., who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

We will never forget his service, his sacrifice, and the legacy he left behind.

Never Forget.
5/8/02

On May 5, Brookline votes on safety. Fewer firefighters = longer response times when seconds matter most.This isn’t poli...
05/04/2026

On May 5, Brookline votes on safety. Fewer firefighters = longer response times when seconds matter most.
This isn’t politics, it’s protection. Keep Brookline safe for families, neighbors, and first responders. Vote YES on May 5.

From April 26 through May 3, join us in Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters by shining a red light on your home, sta...
05/01/2026

From April 26 through May 3, join us in Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters by shining a red light on your home, station, business, or community landmark.

A simple red light.
A powerful symbol of remembrance.
A nationwide tribute to the firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Shine red. Honor the fallen. Never forget.

The Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts have made it clear: this vote matters.On May 5, Brookline residents have...
05/01/2026

The Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts have made it clear: this vote matters.

On May 5, Brookline residents have a choice to protect public safety, keep firehouses open, and prevent the layoff of 26 firefighters.

Brookline is a dense, busy community with high-rise buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, commercial districts, and neighborhoods that depend on a fully staffed fire department. When emergencies happen, seconds matter and staffing matters.

These proposed cuts would weaken emergency response, increase risk for residents and firefighters, and make it harder to manage multiple emergencies at the same time.

A YES vote on May 5 is a vote to preserve public safety, maintain emergency response, and protect the level of service Brookline residents deserve.

We are grateful for the support of the Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts and the more than 13,000 firefighters they represent.

Public safety is not optional. It is essential.

Vote YES on May 5.

04/29/2026

When emergencies happen in Brookline, firefighters are there.

Fires. Medical calls. Crashes. Alarms. Hazards. Rescues.
The calls do not stop, and neither does the need for a fully staffed fire department.

This override is about protecting response capability, keeping companies in service, and making sure help is there when our community needs it most.

Public safety depends on staffing.

Vote YES.

Staffing is not about one fire. It is about capacity.Brookline firefighters respond to fires, medical calls, crashes, al...
04/28/2026

Staffing is not about one fire. It is about capacity.

Brookline firefighters respond to fires, medical calls, crashes, alarms, rescues, gas leaks, smoke investigations, and multiple emergencies happening at the same time.

We also train constantly so we are ready when those calls come in.

If Brookline loses firefighters, Brookline loses response capacity.

That affects public safety, emergency coverage, and the help residents count on every day.

Vote YES on May 5.

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P. O. Box 771
Brookline, MA
02447

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