MEMBER CONNECTIONS
Ways to Get Involved With Local 21.
Local 21 members have a variety of ways to build a strong community both in and out of the workplace. By advancing a diversity of interests and building bonds with one another, we can create a stronger union. Click on any of the below organizations and clubs to learn more. If you’re a Local 21 member interested in getting involved in any of these groups, look for the point of contact on the group’s page or send an email to info@stpff.org.
The Local 21 Honor Guard upholds the sacred tradition of laying our fallen members to rest and supporting their family members to help them cope with the loss of a loved one. When we lose a Local 21 Brother or Sister in the line of duty, the Honor Guard ensures that that member and their family are cared for every step of the way.
Click here to learn more about the Local 21 Honor Guard
The Peer Support team is a group of fellow Saint Paul Firefighters who have been trained by the IAFF as Peer Supporters—people you can reach out to if you are struggling with a call, the job itself, or anything else. For a list of current Peer Supporters or for information on how to become one, click here.
The Local 21 Peer Fitness Team is committed to maintaining and improving the physical capabilities of Saint Paul Firefighters. Peer Fitness leads and shares workouts with members knowing that improving ourselves is most effective when we can help each other out as part of a team.
For more information on the Peer Fitness Team, click here
The mission of Twin Cities Female Firefighter Fitness (TCF3) is to provide a recruiting platform for women run by women. By using physical fitness as a tool, our goal is to connect with and prepare women in the Twin Cities who are exploring the option of becoming a firefighter.
Click here to learn more about TCF3
Firefighters United of Saint Paul is a chapter of the International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters (IABPFF), which promotes equity in the fire service by recruiting and supporting Black firefighters, which is an underrepresented group in most communities. Click the link below to learn more about their mission.
The Latino Outreach Society is dedicated to providing support and development to both Latino Saint Paul Firefighters and the Latino community throughout the city. LOS Bomberos frequently hosts events in Saint Paul to build connections with those we serve and to provide a pathway for Latino community members to get started in the fire service.
Click here to learn more about LOS Bomberos
Whether you’re a lifelong player or have never laced up the skates before, the Local 21 hockey team is a chance to have some fun with your coworkers after shift and get a good workout in while doing it. The hockey team scrimmages several mornings per week throughout the winter and plays in a few tournaments every year. The hockey team is open only to Local 21 members and retirees.
Click here to learn more about the Local 21 Hockey Team
Local 21 has a weekly golf league on Wednesday mornings after shift change throughout the summer at Oak Glen in Stillwater. Get a group together or come solo to meet fellow members–there is no regular league play, this is simply a chance for members to get out and enjoy a round every week. Open to Local 21 active members and retirees only.
If you’re a motorcycle rider, join the Local 21 motorcycle group for a ride in the summer! The group takes several rides throughout the summer around the metro area. Local 21 newcomers and veterans alike are always welcome to join, as well as spouses and significant others. Contact Justin Brigl, Captain Squad 2-A.
Local 21 hosts an annual ski day at Trollhaugen Ski Area in Dresser, WI, with reduced rate lift tickets and rentals. This is a great chance to try out skiing or snowboarding if you never have, and to meet other members and retirees. Even if you don’t like to ski, you can come enjoy a free lunch and a good time with friends! Open to members, retirees, and their families.