Fairborn Professional Firefighters Local 1235

01/11/2026

Brother Wert will take over as president and Brother Pitstick was sworn in as vice president of Local 1235. Congratulations! 👏👏

01/08/2026

Beautiful day for some ground ladder and hose line deployment training on Platoon 1. 🌞🌥️🚒🪜

01/01/2026

We hope everyone had a wonderful start to the New Year! Remember it's a new year with a clean slate....make it count! Local 1235 is so appreciative of the community's support and we look forward to continuing serving you all in 2026! 🥳🥳🥳

12/30/2025

Great information below! If you are sick, stay home and rest!

Many of our Emergency Departments across the region are experiencing higher-than-normal patient volumes. We truly appreciate your teamwork and patience as we work together to care for our patients.

A few quick reminders:

ED teams may request additional patient details on arrival to help place patients in the most appropriate care area. This could include the most recent set of vital signs.
Flu season is here, please continue proper PPE use and thorough cleaning procedures.
If you know your patient is positive for Flu, RSV, or Covid or has respiratory complaints please consider a mask yourself and the patient, if tolerated.
For the latest hospital status updates, please continue monitoring Juvare.

Thank you for your continued partnership and the outstanding care you provide every day. We are grateful for you, stay safe out there!

William R. Marriott, M.D., FACEP, FAEMS
RPAB Chair

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from our family to yours! We hope you all enjoy time with those you love! 🎄🎄⭐🎅

12/24/2025

Here comes Santa...... Merry Christmas everyone! 🎅🎅🎅🎅

12/24/2025

Thanks to FF Trimbach for participating and representing Fairborn Fire in Dayton Children's Hospital 2025 Operation Santa Sleigh. Over 225 first responders participated to help spread holiday cheer while being in the hospital! 🌲🎄🎄⭐❄️🎅🎅🕯️

12/21/2025

The 12th Annual Fairborn Firefighters Toy Drive was another success! All gits were distributed to 117 children in all this year. Special thanks to our friends at Meijer Meijer and all members of Local 1235 who made this day extra special! Huge shout-out to brother FF Daugherty for spearheading and running this event each year, 👏👏👏. Nice work!

Merry Christmas everyone! 🌲🌲

12/19/2025

Members from Local 1235 gathered to purchase gifts for local children in hopes to make Christmas bright! Special thanks to Meijer Meijer for always supporting us and the community!

12/14/2025

Everyone be safe tonight! Stay in, enjoy that hot chocolate and a good movie! ❄️❄️❄️🌨️⛄☃️ ❄️
THANK YOU to all plow drivers out there! 👏👏👏
Greene County Engineer
Ohio Department of Transportation
City of Fairborn, Ohio - Municipal Government street dept
Bath Township, Greene County, OH public works drpt

12/13/2025

FYI and stay safe this weekend! ❄️☃️☃️❄️

❄️ Attention Beavercreek Residents — Cold Weather Alert & Warming Centers Available ❄️

With dangerously cold temperatures forecast in our area this week, Greene County has designated several warming centers where people can go to stay warm during the coldest hours. These locations are open during regular business hours and are available to anyone who needs a warm, safe place to spend time.

📍 Available Warming Centers in Greene County
• Beavercreek Senior Center – 3868 Dayton-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek (937-426-6166)
• Fairborn Senior Center – 325 N. 3rd St, Fairborn (937-878-4141)
• Yellow Springs Senior Center – 227 Xenia Ave, Yellow Springs (937-767-5751)
• Beavercreek Community Library – 3618 Dayton-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
• Cedarville Community Library – 20 S. Miller St, Cedarville
• Fairborn Community Library – 1 E. Main St, Fairborn
• Jamestown Community Library – 86 Seaman Dr, Jamestown
• Winters-Bellbrook Community Library – 57 W. Franklin St, Bellbrook
• Xenia Community Library – 76 E. Market St, Xenia
• John Bryan Community Center – 100 Dayton St, Yellow Springs
• Fairborn Police Dept Lobby – 70 W. Hebble Ave, Fairborn
Area Agency on Aging

🧤 Tips During Cold Weather
• Dress in layers and cover exposed skin.
• Check on neighbors, especially older adults and those with limited mobility.
• Bring pets indoors if possible.

Image Source: Greene County Public Health

12/12/2025