Los Angeles City Firefighters Association (LAFFA) had been the local representative to the California State Firefighters Association (CSFA) for over 98 years. Participation included attending the annual conference, and having members on the CSFA Board to provide input into the needs of our membership and shape the California fire service.
Additionally, LAFFA has honored our own firefighters for over 50 years by hosting the “Annual Firefighter of The Year” luncheon that recogonizes members that have gone above and beyond the call of duty for our members.
Lastly, LAFD rank and LAFFA continues to focus on the safety, training and education and other needs of our members.
Monthly membership meetings are held on the first payday of each month via Zoom meetings (Covid-19 social distancing) or at the Los Angeles Police Academy Cafe when in-person meetings resume. Breakfast is provided for those who attend in person.
Please call 1(833)522-3321 for further information on the association.
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Los Angeles Firefighters Association
The Los Angeles City Firefighters Association is a nonprofit organization that represents all Los Angeles City firefighters at the State level with an emphasis on improving training, benefits, and legislative initiatives to improve the fire service.
Congratulations to everyone involved with the Rams Draft Party event held at Air Ops last week. An incredible way to showcase our heroes and pay homage to the sports city that LA is!Respect. 🤝
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Thank you to all those who attended the ‘Art of Reading Smoke’ classes at Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center this past week! We hope to sponsor more classes in the future, so stay tuned for info.
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LAFFA is proud to be sponsoring the 'Art of Reading Smoke' course at Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center! For those that missed today's class, there will be one more tomorrow from 0830 - 1230. Please join us - the class is free to all LAFD members.
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Always a fun day for our department! Looking forward to meeting our communities!
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Great to see our department honored by the local sports teams for their bravery and heroism. Also great to be treated, along with family, to these memorable experiences.
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A great time - as usual - at the 2025 Lane Kemper Softball Classic! Congrats to 92s for the championship!
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The Fire Hogs Fallen Heroes Memorial Ride will take place on Saturday, June 7th. Hope to see you all for this fun event, honoring our fallen heroes.
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We are wrapping our collective arms around Matt and his newborn son Crew, who are facing the biggest challenge of their lives. Check out their instagram for ways to support.
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Our deepest condolences go out to all who knew and loved Firefighter III Connor J. Lees. ❤️It is with profound sadness that we share an update regarding Firefighter III Connor J. Lees.
On March 28, 2025, the Long Beach Police Department recovered the body of Firefighter Connor J. Lees from the waters off Long Beach. Firefighter Lees, 29, was a dedicated member of the Los Angeles City Fire Department for six years, serving with distinction at Fire Station 94 B Platoon in the Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw community. He was off duty at the time of his disappearance, recreationally diving with friends.
As previously reported, on December 4, 2024, the City of Long Beach's public safety agencies responded to a 9-1-1 call regarding a missing diver in the Port of Long Beach. The Long Beach Fire Department immediately initiated a coordinated search effort, joined by the Long Beach Police Department, the Los Angeles City Fire Department, the U.S. Coast Guard, the Los Angeles County Fire Department Lifeguard Division, and the Los Angeles Port Police, operating under a Unified Command. Despite an exhaustive and highly technical search, Firefighter Lees was presumed lost at sea, and recovery efforts were concluded on December 6, 2024.
The LAFD stands united in grief alongside Firefighter Lees’ family, friends, and colleagues. We extend our deepest condolences to all who knew and loved him.
We would also like to express our profound gratitude to the Long Beach Police Department (CA) and the Long Beach Fire Department for their unwavering dedication and support throughout the search and recovery efforts. Their professionalism, determination, and compassion have brought solace to our department and to Firefighter Lees' loved ones during this difficult time.
Imate: Painting of Connor by artist Rosanna Tos provided in his honor to Fire Station 94
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A great video recap of our Firefighter of the Year luncheon from LA CityView35!
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Congratulations to Captain II Andrew Ruiz on being named 2024 Firefighter of the Year! Thanks to everyone who came out on Thursday to honor him and celebrate with us!
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Thanks to all who joined us for this joyous occasion!
032025 - Firefighter of the Year 2024: Captain II Andrew Ruiz
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The Los Angeles City Fire Department (LAFD) and the City of Los Angeles Firefighters Association proudly announce Captain II Andrew Ruiz as the 2024 Firefighter of the Year. Captain Ruiz has dedicated...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
2023 Firefighter of the Year: Captain Richard Moody
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