Indianapolis Professional Firefighters, IAFF Local 416

09/06/2026

09/06/2026

09/06/2026

Indianapolis Firefighters Local 416 was proud to be represented at this year’s Indy Labor Fest by Brother Brent Henady, alongside Professional Fire Fighters Union of Indiana President Tony Murray.

Hosted by the Central Indiana AFL-CIO, Indy Labor Fest brought together union members, working families, labor leaders, community partners, and friends from across Central Indiana to celebrate the strength and solidarity of organized labor.

Brent and President Murray proudly represented Indiana’s fire service, connecting with fellow union members and community members while sharing information about careers in the fire service and the path to becoming a career firefighter.

Events like Indy Labor Fest are a great reminder that while our professions may be different, the labor movement stands together with a common purpose: supporting working families, strengthening our communities, and protecting the men and women who keep them running.

Local 416 is proud to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our Brothers and Sisters throughout organized labor.

Thank you to Brother Brent Henady and President Tony Murray for representing our members and Indiana’s professional firefighters.

Photos by PFFUI

09/03/2026

Update from the Big Buck Bonanza! follow and like the page!

**Here are the official rules and information** If you have any questions or want to sign up, email us at [email protected]. We will send you the payment information and get you registered. 👍🏻🦌

09/03/2026

🚑 “I don’t know what medications I take.”

We hear this more often than you might think.

Knowing what medications you take can give EMS important information about your medical history and help us make safer treatment decisions. Blood thinners are especially important for us to know about after a fall, head injury, or bleeding.

You don’t have to memorize everything! 💊

Keep an updated medication list in your wallet, purse, phone, or on your refrigerator with:
• Medication names and doses
• How often you take them
• Medication allergies
• Major medical conditions

If you become confused or unconscious during an emergency, that list can speak for you.

🚑 A few minutes of preparation today can make a big difference when every minute matters.

Help us help you. — Beech Grove EMS

08/28/2026

Twenty-five years later, we remember those we lost and honor those who answered the call.

On September 11, 2001, firefighters, police officers, EMS professionals, and rescue teams responded from across the country. Among them were members of Indiana Task Force One (IN-TF1), who deployed to New York City and the World Trade Center to join the search-and-rescue effort at Ground Zero.

This September 11th, Indianapolis Firefighters Local 416 invites the fire service community to march in their honor.

We will recognize the 343 FDNY firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice, remember every life lost, and honor IN-TF1 members who represented Indianapolis and Indiana at the World Trade Center.

Our goal is to have 343 or more participants march approximately 1.7 miles from Local 416 to the memorial beside IFD Station 13 at the Canal.

We want our IN-TF1 members to see hundreds of their brothers and sisters walking behind them.

EVENT SCHEDULE

📍 Indianapolis Firefighters Local 416
748 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46204

8:00–9:00 AM — Social Hour

9/11 Remembrance Ceremony & Mass
Bells will be toned at the times of the plane strikes. Mass follows the final tone at 10:03 AM.

Approximately 11:00 AM — Memorial Parade March
Local 416 → Memorial beside IFD Station 13
Approximately 1.7 miles

Attire: Class A uniform with cap or highest level of uniform available. Suits are appropriate for retirees and civilians.

AFTER THE MARCH

📍 The Dug Out
621 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46203

Doors Open — 3:00 PM
Celebration — 4:00–7:00 PM

This day is about remembrance , service, brotherhood, sisterhood, and answering the call.

Please sign up. Bring your crew. Bring your family.

Let’s put 343 or more firefighters and EMS professionals on the street to show IN-TF1 that, 25 years later, we remember where they went, what they were asked to do, and the service they gave.

In Solidarity,
Indianapolis Firefighters Local 416 Executive Board

08/25/2026

1ST ANNUAL LOCAL 416 BIG BUCK BONANZA

Brothers and Sisters,

Indianapolis Firefighters Local 416 is excited to announce the 1st Annual Big Buck Bonanza, bringing together members of the fire service and fellow hunters from across Indiana for some friendly competition and brotherhood and sisterhood outside the firehouse.

The Big Buck Bonanza is open to all licensed Indiana hunters, and we encourage our Local 416 members, fellow firefighters, retirees, friends, and hunting partners to get involved.

EVENT DETAILS

* $25 Entry Fee
* Open to all licensed Indiana hunters
* All hunters must follow Indiana DNR rules and regulations
* Winners will be announced at the Local 416 Union Hall — Date TBA
* Multiple raffle prizes and door prizes
* A great opportunity to get together with our fire service family and celebrate hunting season

Whether you’re coming off shift, heading into the woods on your Kelly Day, or have been hunting Indiana for years, we want you to be part of the first year of this new Local 416 tradition.

TO SIGN UP & RECEIVE THE OFFICIAL RULES:
[email protected]

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Facebook: Big Buck Bonanza 416

Thank you to the sponsors helping us get the 1st Annual Big Buck Bonanza off the ground:

Indianapolis Firefighters Local 416
The Outdoorsman Sport Shop
Fireman’s Chore Jacket Company

Get your crew together, get signed up, and we’ll see you in the woods.