Tolleson Firefighters

09/10/2022

If you received information from PSPRS this week and have called the Help Center, you may experience a long wait as they struggle with high call volumes.

Please, save yourself some time and read the following, which will answer most all of your questions.

https://www.psprs.com/article/tier-1-and-2-corrections-and-tier-2-public-safety-excess-contribution-refunds?fbclid=IwAR20b8cv09lFD35NYa1ZGUj6J2WgZpsraELZUAJRcjy0qEmznTouJb5ozB8

Thank you.

Surge in calls to the office. More than 100 callers on hold. Wait times can exceed one hour. Expect delays, even with our callback feature.
Yesterday, PSPRS informed its members and retirees of excess contribution refunds due to some Tier 1 and 2 CORP members and some Tier 2 PSPRS members who work for or worked for 142 employers impacted by a retroactive lowering of contribution rates.
We're here for our members and retirees but many, many callers can spare themselves the wait by reading our excess contribution webpage that covers the who, what, when, why and how.
https://www.psprs.com/article/tier-1-and-2-corrections-and-tier-2-public-safety-excess-contribution-refunds

10/19/2021

L-161 on the left and L-174 on the right set up for MCSO Deputy Juan M. Ruiz. Rest in Peace Sir.

12/23/2020

Congratulations on your well deserved retirement Engineer Ed Inscho. Best of luck to you in the future. Thank you for your service.

11/18/2020

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05/17/2020

Thank you Slow Lane Familia car club for delivering us Red Devil pizza and wings tonight. We really appreciate your generosity.

03/30/2020

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Critical Incident Update: It’s with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a Phoenix Police Department Commander.

Greg Carnicle was shot in the line of duty on Sunday March 29 on the scene of a domestic violence call. Two other officers were also shot during the incident at 40th Drive and Pinnacle Peak. The two officers are expected to recover.

Commander Carnicle was a 31-year veteran of the force, and was just months away from retiring. During his distinguished career, he held positions throughout the department including the special assignments unit, K9 and he most recently oversaw all evening and weekend patrol operations.

Rest In Peace Commander Carnicle.

03/30/2020

Our thoughts are with our Brothers and Sisters in Blue tonight.

03/29/2020

A big thank you to Fuego Bar and Grill, Representative Diego Espinoza for providing our crews with breakfast this morning. We appreciate all that you do for our community, and your continued support.

12/24/2019

Some of the smiling faces in our community who have recieved gifts from our toy drive. Thanks Representative Diego Espinoza for always supporting us, and the community. We appreciate everything you do.

12/23/2019

We had a great turn out tonight. Thank you to everyone that came out and donated, you have made a lot of local kids Christmas a lot brighter. A special thanks to Diego Espinoza and Fuego Bar and Grill. Without you this wouldnt have been possible. Thank you for your continued support.

12/22/2019

Let the 2019 toy drive begin. Please come by and see us at Fuego Bar & Grill located at 9118 W. Van Buren St. We are hanging out until 9:00pm with DJ Ray and lots of local car clubs.