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UPFFA of Ct. Annual Golf Tournament
Monday, April 27, 2015
Oronoque Country Club
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2015 Golf Flyer.pdf
NCPERS FAMILY PROTECTION PLUS – ATTENTION UPFFA OF CT. RETIREES RECENTLY YOU HAVE RECEIVED THE MAILING CONCERNING THE NCPERS FAMILY PROTECTION PLUS PROGRAM, THE CUTOFF DATE FOR RETIREES TO ENROLL IS APRIL 30, 2014, IF YOU HAVEN’T RECEIVED THE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT JANE McCARTHY AT 860.953.3200.
The Hundred Club of Connecticut is a charitable, non-profit, tax exempt organization which provides financial assistance to families of police officers, correction officers and firefighters who have died in the line of duty. The club consists of over 2400 members from all walks of life who are committed to this objective
"AMERICA'S BRAVEST" License Plate Program. You can support the UPFFA at the State Capitol by showing Professional Fire Fighter solidarity every day!
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IAFF LODD NoticesIAFF Alumni Program
Membership in the IAFF Alumni helps you stay connected with your brothers and sisters within the IAFF community.Local Scene FIREFIGHTER/PARAMEDIC: The Town of East Hartford is currently accepting applications for the position of Firefighter/Paramedic. Applicants must be 18 years old and have a HS diploma (or GED). To be eligible to take the written test, you will need a photo identification and must meet the following criteria:
- A State of CT Paramedic license (or National Registry paramedic certification) or Proof (letter from college) of expected completion of a Paramedic program by December 2015.
- A CPAT certificate received after March 2014 or proof of registration with a licensed CPAT Center.
Application deadline is 4:30 p.m. Friday, February 27, 2015.
For more information and application packet click here.
or contact Town of East Hartford Human Resources at: 860-291-7221
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Sikorsky - FIREFIGHTER/EMT: Four Openings: Duties include but are not limited to Structural and Aircraft Rescue firefighting, hazardous material response, confined space rescue, entering IDLH atmospheres, providing emergency medical treatment, participate in fire prevention programs, continuous improvement processes, complete written inspection reports, fire extinguisher inspections, testing and minor maintenance of fire alarms and related equipment, inspecting, testing, and operating fire department vehicles and rescue boats, receive and dispatch alarms, routine station cleaning assignments, and other duties as assigned.
Click here for Additional InformationSubmit Your Local Scene Stories and Requests to ldemici@upffa.org
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