43,732

Total Responses for 2020

48,384

Total Calls for 2021

4,707 Calls

Busiest Rescue Unit 2021
Rescue 80

375 Calls

Busiest Rescue Unit May, 2022
Rescue 80

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We are so thankful for everyone that supported our chili cook off. Because of your support we were able to present Embers of Hope FL a check for $10,000. We already looking forward to next year!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Local 3852 is so greatful for the amazing turnout and support we had for our first annual chili cook off benefiting Embers of Hope. Thank you to the community, our judges, sponsors, and all the men and women of Local 3852. We also want to thank our amazing host One Love Cafe. We can’t wait until next year!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Happy Retirement to Lt. David Bates and Lt. Jay Perryman. Local 3852 wishes you a long and happy retirement. We had an amazing turnout at their retirement breakfast. Thank you to ACFR command staff for always helping cook! ... See MoreSee Less

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L3852 was up in Tallahassee for the Florida Professional Firefighters Executive Council Meeting where we discussed our legislative priorities for the upcoming session and voted to endorse CFO Blaise Ingoglia. ... See MoreSee Less

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Local 3852 got to take part in a fantastic charity event today. The Jim Howard EMS Scholarship Fund golf tournament. We teamed up with two Jacksonville Firefighters and pulled out the win!! Bryan R. Gregory had to leave before photo was taken
We also got to Socialize with some of the legends of ACFR.
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We Do More Than Save Lives!

Fire Rescue Professionals of Alachua County would like to thank everyone who has supported our Charity. With the generosity of our friends, we have been able to provide the community throughout the Alachua County area with a helping hand during times of need. Through our non-profit (501c3) charity, Alachua County Fighters continue to support local area programs and services.