47,725
Calls for Service
1,183
Members
Welcome
The New Orleans Fire Fighters Association, founded in 1939, is a Labor Union affiliated with the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF Local 632) and the AFL-CIO.
According to our Constitution “The object of this Local shall always be, first and primary, dedicated to raising the dignity of our profession. It shall promote by proper means the material and intellectual welfare of all its members. Finally, this Local shall continually strive for the raising of both the working and living standards of al l its members.”
We are the sole and exclusive bargaining agent for Fire Fighters, Fire Operators, Fire Captains and Fire Prevention Inspector at the New Orleans Fire Department.
In accordance with our Object, we are always accepting donations to improve the welfare of our members and their families through our Benevolent Fund, Health and Safety programs, and Education Initiatives. Please consider giving to these causes.
Today we commemorate the adoption of Old Glory as the official flag of the United States. We #FlyTheFlag for our nation's independence and unity.
#nolafirefighters #neworleansfirefighters #iaff632 #noffa #iaff #neworleans #nolafire #firefighter #unionfirefighters #unionstrong #cityofyes
Come out and support our sister in need!
Sorry to hear this. I was in recruit class R3-01 with Morgan 🙏
Md Anderson for treatment if it’s possible-the best in the country and I have been treated there for over 5 years now and they have saved me a couple of times. Stay away from E Jeff and if u need to talk to me feel free to call
🙏🙏🙏. Stay positive, good doctors, good support system and plenty of prayers and after this it’s up to God
God bless 🙏🏻
🙏🙏🙏
As the Mayor says, heavy rain is expected today. If a street is flooded use extreme caution. Keep in the mind the usual spots that flood in your neighborhood, especially underpasses, as you make your way around town today. If you have any doubt about the depth of water, DO NOT DRIVE THROUGH IT!Numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected across the New Orleans region through Friday, some of which could cause heavy rainfall leading to street flooding. The greatest threat of flooding in the metro area is currently forecast to be on TODAY, June 6th. A Flash Flood Watch will be in effect in New Orleans through Thursday evening.
Parking restrictions on neutral grounds and sidewalks will be suspended until 10 a.m. on Friday, June 7th. Don't block intersections or streetcar tracks. To reduce risk of street flooding, do not park in front of or on a catch basin.
Prepare homes and neighborhoods for heavy rain by removing debris from gutters and downspouts and cleaning in front of catch basins to help rain get to the drain. Call 3-1-1 to report catch basins that are not fully functioning. Residents should avoid lifting a catch basin lid or inserting anything into a catch basin.
More: ready.nola.gov Follow @NOLAready
Hurricane Season officially starts today. Are you prepared? Visit the sites below for more information on what to do before, during and after a hurricane threatens our area.
NOLA Ready: ready.nola.gov
US Ready: ready.gov/hurricanes
NOAA/NWS: weather.gov/safety/hurricane
Latest News
Today we commemorate the adoption of Old Glory as the official flag of the United States. We #FlyTheFlag for our nation's independence and unity.
#nolafirefighters #neworleansfirefighters #iaff632 #noffa #iaff #neworleans #nolafire #firefighter #unionfirefighters #unionstrong #cityofyes
1 day ago
Come out and support our sister in need!
1 day ago
Sorry to hear this. I was in recruit class R3-01 with Morgan 🙏
Md Anderson for treatment if it’s possible-the best in the country and I have been treated there for over 5 years now and they have saved me a couple of times. Stay away from E Jeff and if u need to talk to me feel free to call
🙏🙏🙏. Stay positive, good doctors, good support system and plenty of prayers and after this it’s up to God
God bless 🙏🏻
🙏🙏🙏
As the Mayor says, heavy rain is expected today. If a street is flooded use extreme caution. Keep in the mind the usual spots that flood in your neighborhood, especially underpasses, as you make your way around town today. If you have any doubt about the depth of water, DO NOT DRIVE THROUGH IT!Numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected across the New Orleans region through Friday, some of which could cause heavy rainfall leading to street flooding. The greatest threat of flooding in the metro area is currently forecast to be on TODAY, June 6th. A Flash Flood Watch will be in effect in New Orleans through Thursday evening.
Parking restrictions on neutral grounds and sidewalks will be suspended until 10 a.m. on Friday, June 7th. Don't block intersections or streetcar tracks. To reduce risk of street flooding, do not park in front of or on a catch basin.
Prepare homes and neighborhoods for heavy rain by removing debris from gutters and downspouts and cleaning in front of catch basins to help rain get to the drain. Call 3-1-1 to report catch basins that are not fully functioning. Residents should avoid lifting a catch basin lid or inserting anything into a catch basin.
More: ready.nola.gov Follow @NOLAready
1 week ago
Hurricane Season officially starts today. Are you prepared? Visit the sites below for more information on what to do before, during and after a hurricane threatens our area.
NOLA Ready: ready.nola.gov
US Ready: ready.gov/hurricanes
NOAA/NWS: weather.gov/safety/hurricane
2 weeks ago