Salem Professional Fire Fighters Local 314

07/02/2025

Our newest 52 members of were sworn in last night in a very special union meeting. These members will be as EMT and Paramedics as Salem Fire transitions into providing ambulance services. Congratulations to our newest members. Our family is growing. International Association of Fire FightersMike Frainier - IAFF 9th District Vice PresidentOregon State Fire Fighters Council

06/30/2025

Rest in Peace, Brothers.

06/30/2025

On behalf of IAFF Local 314, we extend our deepest condolences to the families, departments, and communities impacted by this tragedy. We grieve with you, we stand with you, and we honor the bravery shown in their final moments.

04/21/2025

Congratulations to Captain Jim Trierweiler on a career of .

04/08/2025

Rest in peace. Retired Capt Jack Rhyne

03/05/2025

It is with great pride that we express Salem Professional Fire Fighters support for the City of Salem Livability Levy.

Funding these services through the levy will free up general fund dollars, allowing us to preserve public safety for the protection of Salem's citizens.

The Salem Fire Fighters strongly encourage all citizens to support this vital initiative for the City of Salem. Mayor Julie HoyShane Matthews for Salem City CouncilCity of Salem@followers

02/13/2025

Postponed due to potential for icy road conditions. Stay safe everyone.

02/12/2025

Lori Chavez-DeRemer, a former city councilor and mayor, has been nominated by President Trump for the Labor secretary role, where she has championed the health and well-being of America’s fir…

01/27/2025

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01/14/2025

is excited to get to work with our new Mayor Julie Hoy, re-elected city councilwoman Vanessa Nordyke, and our newest members of city council Shane Matthews, Irvin Brown and Paul Tigan

01/12/2025

Nice Work!!

Update from Your Oregon Firefighters in Southern California

During their first 24-hour shift on Friday, one of the Marion County strike teams made a significant impact by helping save a home. A California OES Type 6 engine was flagged down by police about a possible attic fire. They quickly shared the information over the radio, and Salem Engine 15—being the closest unit—immediately sprang into action.

Together, they pulled a hose line and exposed the fire by opening an interior wall. Thanks to their quick response and teamwork, the fire was extinguished swiftly, preventing further damage and saving the home.

Our firefighters continue to prove they are the best of the best, working as one team to support those affected by these devastating wildfires. 💪🔥