
Founded on November 22nd, 1918, the London Professional Firefighters Association Local 142 has a long and proud history serving the citizens of London, Ontario. We are a labour organization representing the approximately 400 men and women of the London Fire Department employed in the Firefighting, Fire Prevention, Communications, Training, Clerical, Stores and Apparatus Divisions. The LPFFA is affiliated with the Ontario Professional Firefighters Association and the International Association of Firefighters.
Most Londoners do not get to meet the members of the London Professional Fire Fighters Association in the course of our duties as we respond to calls assisting the community on some of the worse days of their life. Our association consists of front line firefighters and support staff who proudly serve our community responding to a multitude of emergency responses, preventing the loss of life, and the destruction of property and the environment










🐿️🚒 A few minutes of planning could save your family’s lives!
Every family should have a home fire escape plan, and Firefighter River Thames is making it easy and fun for kids and parents to prepare together.
Take on River’s Family Challenge this week! 🏠❤️
Know TWO ways out. Have a plan. Practise together.
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Happy Thanksgiving from our LPFFA families to yours!
Thank you to all the first responders spending this long weekend on duty, away from their families, keeping our community safe. ...
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E-bikes and e-scooters are becoming more common, but charging them safely matters. Whenever possible, charge them outside, away from your home and anything that can catch fire. ...
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October 10th is World Mental Health Day.
1 in 7 people live with a mental health disorder. For firefighters and first responders, the challenges of our job can add another layer to that struggle. Let’s continue to look out for one another, break the stigma, and remember that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
You are never alone. ...
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Members of the LPFFA executive board and health & safety committee were in attendance this week at the 2026 DeFazio Taylor Health, Safety and Labour Education Seminar. Expanding our knowledge and networking with other locals to better serve our membership. ...
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This years Fire Prevention week, we are focusing on lithium ion battery safety.
Frayed cords, loose connections and cheap or damaged chargers can become a serious fire hazard. If your charger is showing signs of wear, replace it. ...
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