United Firefighters of Los Angeles City, IAFF Local-112

08/21/2026

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08/21/2026

This week, the LA Fire Commission honored Los Angeles Fire Department Firefighter/Dispatcher Roee Losycer and the crew at Fire Station 104 for their work in saving the life of Ronald Block after he suffered a cardiac arrest earlier this year.

Every single day, LAFD Firefighters and Paramedics respond to about 1,500 calls for service, and more than 80% of them are medical emergencies.

08/15/2026

This week was a reminder of what the IAFF brotherhood and sisterhood truly means.

While attending the IAFF Convention, your UFLAC Executive Board members worked to represent Local 112 and protect our Local’s interests within the rules and bylaws of the IAFF. But our responsibility to our members goes far beyond the convention floor.

With the help of the IAFF and Locals across the country, we worked together to bring one of our brothers home last month. As we were expressing our gratitude other UFLAC Board members were preparing to lay another brother to rest the very next day.

This is what we do. We represent. We protect. And most importantly, we take care of our own.

Thank you to the IAFF and every Local that answered the call.

Rest in peace to all of our fallen brothers and sisters. Never forgotten.

08/13/2026

**BACK TO SCHOOL WITH LAUSD!** 🚒🏫Throughout Los Angeles, it’s the beginning of the new academic year and our Los Angeles Fire Department firefighters stopped by elementary and middle schools to help welcome students. Our firefighters are an integral part of our communities and it’s important for our children to know that we are here to protect them, their loved ones and their neighborhoods.

08/07/2026

UFLAC News Report from 8/7/26 🔗: https://conta.cc/3ShU0H2

07/27/2026

Los Angeles Fire Department Firefighters came together this morning for a quiet, solemn procession honoring Firefighter Stan Reza, who lost his life in a tragic auto accident on July 24th at the age of 35.

Today wasn't just about saying goodbye. It was about making sure Stan's family and loved ones know that he mattered to all of us, and that his service to the City of Los Angeles will never be forgotten.

To Stan's family and everyone who loved him, please know that all of us at UFLAC are thinking of you. We're grieving alongside you, and we will be here for you in the days ahead.

Rest easy, Firefighter Reza. You will be missed.

07/24/2026

UFLAC News Report from 7/24/26 🔗: https://conta.cc/4hu7RnP

07/21/2026

🔥 Vacant abandoned buildings on Hope Street in downtown continue to be a magnet for homeless and dangerous structure fires. This is not just a DTLA problem, our Los Angeles Fire Department Firefighters respond to fires at the same vacant structures every single day throughout LA with the most understaffed big city fire department in the country.