Cinnaminson Professional Firefighters
Proudly Serving The Residents of Cinnaminson Township
MERGER OF LOCALS
September 2009, the IAFF approved the merger of IAFF Local 4363 into IAFF Local 3091. The new local for Cinnaminson is the Burlington County Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 3091.
This is not the official web site of IAFF Local 3091.
Welcome To Our Home Page!
Welcome to the home of the Cinnaminson Professional Firefighters, we invite you to view are web page to learn more about firefighting and the services that we provide for you. Please take the time to sign our guest book and give us your comments.
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
The mission of Cinnaminson Professional Firefighters I.A.F.F. Local 3091 is to promote a strong, unified labor organization for the brotherhood of firefighters serving the Township of Cinnaminson, NJ. We shall unite to secure fair benefits, wages and protection for its members and their families.
Cinnaminson Professional Firefighters are dedicated to protecting the lives and property within the Township of Cinnaminson and in the surrounding communities. Our firefighters are committed to providing the most efficient and effective services to our Township.
In addition, we strive to improve our relationship with the general public though our many community support programs. The members will accomplish these goals and objectives through our continued professionalism, dedication and proactive efforts.
What is the IAFF
The International Association of Fire Fighters, headquartered in Washington, DC, represents more than 290,000 fire fighters and emergency medical personnel, who protect 85 percent of the nation’s population. The IAFF includes more than 3,100 locals in more than 3,500 communities in the United States and Canada.
In addition to city and county fire fighters and emergency medical personnel, IAFF members include state employees, federal workers and fire and emergency medical personnel employed at certain industrial facilities.
The IAFF is the driving force behind nearly every advance in the fire and emergency services in the 20th century—from the introduction of shift schedules early in the last century to the enactment of SAFER in 2003. With extremely active political and legislative programs, and with recognized experts in the fields of occupational health and safety, fire-based emergency medical services and hazardous materials training, the IAFF has established professional standards for the North American fire service.
Today, the IAFF is the primary advocate for providing fire fighters and paramedics with the tools they need to perform their jobs. The IAFF provides a strong voice in the development and implementation of new training and equipment, and has worked hard to ensure the proper staffing of fire and EMS departments. The IAFF is a member driven organization—for fire fighters, by fire fighters. http://www.iaff.org
