Pre-Orders are now being accepted for the 2012 St. Patt's Day T-shirts. Order yours today by using your credit card via pay-pal, or for cash/check orders download the order form and turn in to your District VP or the office. The deadline for pre-orders is on Febuary 29th 2012. Pre orders must include payment.

2012 St. Patty's Day T-Shirt

Short Sleeve SM-XL $15.00 USDShort Sleeve 2XL-3XL $16.50 USDLong Sleeve SM-XL $20.00 USDLong Sleeve 2XL-3XL $21.50 USD

Size

SmallMediumLargeXL2 XL3 XL

Color

GrayBlackOrange

St. Patty's Day T-shirt order form 2012.pdf

Firefighters Fathead Challenge

1 Player $25.00 USD2 Players $50.00 USD3 Players $75.00 USD4 Players $100.00 USD5 Players $125.00 USD6 Players $150.00 USD7 Players $175.00 USD8 Players $200.00 USD

Firefighter's Fathead Challenge: Trivia night with the Hamilton County Firefighters. "The most fun you will have with random thoughts of wisdom, ignorance and genius in one night!" Come and join in on the fun, Saturday, February 25th at the Delaware Township Community Center. Happy Hour and Check-in starts at 5:30pm, the challenge starts at 7:00pm. For more information download the flyer below. 

Register above by Feb. 10th online via PayPal and receive a FREE raffle ticket OR pay cash, credit, debit, or check at the door.

Don't forget to bring extra cash for great raffle prizes, 50/50, and pull-tabs.

Pizza and all you can drink beverages included in your admission.

2012 Fathead Flyer.doc

In 2008, the FDNY allowed an NFFF film crew unprecedented access to members of that legendary department. These brave men and women shared their commitment to safe practices and courageoulsy told the stories of how they escaped death but, in some cases, not severe injury. This film, the Courage to Be Safe®: FDNY, has been viewed by tens of thousands of firefghters in the interveneing years since its release. It has garnered awards both in and outside the fire service, including being honored at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival.

In October, 2010, fire service film producer Rob Maloney took his crew to Chicago to begin a second film, Courage to Be Safe®: Chicago Fire Department. Chicago Fire Commissioner Robert Hoff, impressed with the FDNY piece, requested that the NFFF do a similar proejct for Chicago. While in the Windy City, Maloney's team filmed dozens of Chicago Fire Deartment staff--all of whom tell their stories in a straight-forth and compelling manner.