Shelby Township Firefighters IAFF Local 1338

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Shelby Township Firefighters IAFF Local 1338 This page belongs to the Shelby Twp firefighter’s union and what is posted are our views and opinions We also have members that are PEER support train.

Our union remains strong in the everyday representation of our members. We are all sworn brothers and sisters with the MPFFU and IAFF. Our members operate in multiple roles above and beyond fire fighting and EMS. They include Dive Rescue, Swift Water Rescue, Surface Water Rescue, Ice Rescue, Rescue Task Force, Tactical Response Unit, HAZMAT Response, Rope Rescue, Structural Collapse, Confined Space Rescue, Trench Rescue, Rescue Task Force, CPR Instructors, EMT Instructors, and Paramedic Instructors. Every year we hold a variety of fundraisers for both local and national charities. Our Annual Red Hot Night Dinner Dance is held in February to raise funds for the Great Lakes Burn Camp. Each September, we hold our Local 1338 Golf Outting with proceeds benefiting Detroit Children’s Hospital. In November, we “Fill the Boot” to support MDA. Our members donate their time to help at the Great Lakes Burn Camp. Disclaimer: The opinions expressed on this page are those of IAFF Local 1338. They do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of the Shelby Township Fire Department or the Charter Township of Shelby.

10/30/2026

“Close before you doze” is a term we now use to let people know to keep their door shut when you go to sleep. This has been proven time and time again to save lives.

For those attending our golf outing this Friday. There was a misprint on several of the flyers that had been distributed...
09/22/2026

For those attending our golf outing this Friday. There was a misprint on several of the flyers that had been distributed. Tee off is at 9:00 AM.
Can’t wait to see you all on Friday!

Twenty-five years ago today, our nation changed forever.On September 11, 2001, 2,977 innocent lives were taken. Among th...
09/11/2026

Twenty-five years ago today, our nation changed forever.

On September 11, 2001, 2,977 innocent lives were taken. Among them were 343 FDNY firefighters who answered the call, climbed toward danger, and made the ultimate sacrifice while trying to save others.

For those of us in the fire service, September 11 is more than a date in history. It is a reminder of what it means to serve, of the bond we share as brothers and sisters, and of the sacrifices firefighters and first responders are willing to make for people they may have never met.

We also remember the thousands of first responders, recovery workers, and others who have suffered or lost their lives in the years since from 9/11-related illnesses.

A quarter century has passed, and an entire generation has now grown up without a memory of that day. It is our responsibility to make sure they know the stories, the courage, the sacrifice, and the unity that followed.

09/08/2026

Parents, mark your calendars!

Our firefighters are hosting a FREE Car Seat Inspection Day on Saturday, Sept. 26 from 9 AM–12 PM at Fire Station #1.

Certified technicians will check your child’s seat, make sure it’s installed correctly, and give you tips for safe travel. No appointment needed, just stop by!

Our charities’ golf outing is coming up soon!If you are interested in golfing or donating, let us know!
09/07/2026

Our charities’ golf outing is coming up soon!
If you are interested in golfing or donating, let us know!

Happy Labor Day from your Shelby Township Firefighters!Labor Day is more than the unofficial end of summer. It is a day ...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from your Shelby Township Firefighters!

Labor Day is more than the unofficial end of summer. It is a day to recognize the generations of working men and women who fought for fair wages, safer working conditions, reasonable hours, and a voice in the workplace.

As union firefighters, we are proud to carry on that tradition and stand alongside working families throughout our community.

Strong storms have moved through the area, and our crews have been responding to multiple calls involving downed power l...
09/03/2026

Strong storms have moved through the area, and our crews have been responding to multiple calls involving downed power lines, trees into homes, and trees blocking roadways.

Please stay away from all downed power lines. Always assume they are energized and dangerous.

If you encounter a downed line or other immediate hazard, contact DTE Energy or call 911.

If you don’t need to be out, please stay home and give emergency and utility crews room to work.

Please stay safe and check on your neighbors when it is safe to do so.

Propane w**d burners do a great job, but care must be taken. Do not user them close to your home. We have seen more than...
07/14/2026

Propane w**d burners do a great job, but care must be taken. Do not user them close to your home. We have seen more than just these two fires that were cause by these types of devices.

Public Safety Reminder: Propane W**d Burners Can Spark Dangerous Fires

On Saturday, July 11, Shelby Township firefighters responded to two separate house fires within just three hours of each other, less than a mile apart. Both fires were caused by the use of propane w**d burners.

Thankfully, no one was injured and our crews were able to stop both fires before they caused significant damage.

The combination of hot temperatures, low humidity and even a light breeze created conditions where fire could spread much more quickly than expected. While propane w**d burners can be an effective tool, these summer conditions can turn a small flame into a fast-moving fire.

If you're using a propane w**d burner this summer, please take extra precautions:

🔥 Avoid using them on windy days or when grass and vegetation are dry.
💧 Keep a garden hose or fire extinguisher within reach.
🏡 Stay well away from homes, fences, decks, mulch, and other combustible materials.
👀 Never leave the torch unattended, even for a moment.
✔️ When you're finished, check the area carefully for hidden embers. Fires can smolder for hours before becoming visible.

A simple yard project can quickly become a serious emergency under the right conditions. Taking a few extra minutes to work safely can help protect your home, your neighbors and our community.

If you have questions about fire safety or burn permits, contact the Shelby Township Fire Department at 586-731-3476.

It’s not always humans that we help! Great job to our members at Station 2!
05/26/2026

It’s not always humans that we help!

Great job to our members at Station 2!

Today we remember the heroes who gave everything in service to our country.Their sacrifice secured the freedoms we enjoy...
05/25/2026

Today we remember the heroes who gave everything in service to our country.

Their sacrifice secured the freedoms we enjoy every day, and their courage will never be forgotten.

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PO Box 182184
Shelby Township, MI
48318

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