Brownstown Professional Fire Fighters Union: News

Welcome To The Brownstown Professional Fire Fighters Union.

The Brownstown Professional Fire Fighters Union (BPFFU) serves the community of Brownstown Township, Michigan, and is a member of the International Association of Fire Fighters and Michigan Professional Fire Fighters Union. The BPFFU was established July 1st 2001, after the Brownstown Fire Department made the transition to a full-time career department in October 2000. After more than 40 years of volunteer and part-paid fire service the Charter Township of Brownstown realized the need to establish a full-time Department to keep up with the amazing developmental growth and influx of residents.

Today the Brownstown Fire Department provides 24/7 Fire, Rescue and Advanced Life Support ambulance transport services, as well as Fire investigation, prevention, and education. We staff 2 full-time stations with all personnel trained as Fire Fighters and Paramedics and serve approximately 29,000 residents over 23 Sq. miles with areas including lakeshore, a Metropark, a state game area, and several miles of Interstate 75.

Passing of Fire Fighter Andy Orme

The Brownstown Professional Fire Fighters Union is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Fire Fighter Andy Orme. His untimely death has struck our membership at the deepest level and all of our thoughts and prayers go out to Andy’s family and friends in their time of need.

Posted: Monday 11 May 2009 - 01:25:49

Thank you

The BPFFU would like to thank everyone who contributed to the Orme Family Bowling Fundraiser on June 13th. The Fundraiser was a huge success!

There are several more events coming up. Please check the Event Calendar on the right for more information.

Posted: Monday 22 June 2009 - 19:44:20

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