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Latest News
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Daniel Baker (retired - Suppression) — Illness
Thomas Welch (EMS) — Illness (Daughter)
Jay Cohen (Retired - Suppression) — Illness
James Watkins (Retired - F/M/O) — In Memoriam
This year's annual Christmas Party will be held on Saturday, December 12th from the hours of 6:00 pm. - 12:00 am. The venue is the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum, 401 Gay Street in downtown Nashville. Shifts working that evening are: A - Shift for Suppression and C / B Shifts for EMS (if at all possible, we rotate the party's date so it won't be on the same shifts each year). As always, we will have a buffet-style dinner (all you can eat) along with beverages. Again this year, courtesy transportation will be provided for the party. ONLINE TICKET SALES ($20.00 each) ARE NOW IN PROGRESS. AFTER LOGGING IN, GO TO THE MAIN MENU (at the top of the home page) AND CLICK ON THE "2026 CHRISTMAS PARTY" TAB. HARD COPY TICKETS ($20.00 each) ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE UNION OFFICE, 100 ARLINGTON AVENUE, M-F, 7:00 AM - 2:00 PMThe November 2026 Regular Monthly Meeting will be on
Monday, the 9th, beginning at 7:00 pm.
C / B Shifts - EMS
A Shift — Suppression
IN-PERSON and ZOOM
Virtual (Zoom) Meeting Attendance Changes
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OFFICE HOURS:
Monday-Friday
7:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Ph: 615-401-6133
Fax: 615-401-6135
100 Arlington Avenue
Nashville, TN
37210
Please make sure your cell phone #, provider, e-mail
and other personal info is up to date on your
web account & at the Union Hall office.
NFD Retiree Breakfasts are now being held EVERY OTHER MONTH. The next breakfast is on December 15th from 9 to 11 am, hosted by the Plantation Pub in Bellevue.
Be sure to contact the Union Office at 615-401-6133 to check on or update your insurance beneficiary information.
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