A Tradition of Recognition

Saint John firefighters recently gathered to celebrate their colleagues. The union hosted its annual Smoker event to recognize members who retired over the past year. This tradition brings together active members, new recruits, and retirees to share stories and celebrate their strong bond.

You can view the original announcement and full details on the Saint John Firefighters Facebook page.

Honoring Decades of Service

President Tyler Embree highlighted the evening by presenting ceremonial rings to four dedicated retirees. The union honored Peter Woodhouse, Trevor Tompkins, Larry Salmon, and Tony Black for their years of commitment to the city.

You see the strength of the local fire department when you look at the dedication of these members. These individuals helped build the foundation the current fire department carries forward today. Their service ensures the safety and well being of the Saint John community.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Saint John Firefighters Smoker event?

It is an annual gathering that recognizes firefighters who retired during the past year.

Who received ceremonial rings this year?

Retirees Peter Woodhouse, Trevor Tompkins, Larry Salmon, and Tony Black received rings.

Who presented the rings to the retirees?

Union President Tyler Embree presented the ceremonial rings.