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After a successful ballot initiative campaign by Vancouver, WA Local 452 members, city voters cast their ballots to fund the resources needed to meet the increasing demand for fire and emergency medical service calls.

The Dallas City Council has approved a plan to provide professional fire fighters – and other city employees — paid time off to help cope with mental stress on the job. 

Thanks to the strong support of Ada, OK Local 2298, fire fighter-friendly candidate Yoli Vazquez was elected to the Ada City Council with 71% of the vote, defeating incumbent Guy Sewell.

Hundreds of IAFF leaders are in Washington, DC, at the 2022 Alfred K. Whitehead Legislative Conference. With the theme, “The IAFF is Back on the Hill,” conference attendees are determined to make up for lost time due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Center for Firefighter Injury Research and Safety Trends (FIRST) is proud to announce the 7th class of the Fire service Injury Research, Epidemiology, and Evaluation (FIRE) Fellowship.

The IAFF is rising in support and solidarity with our Ukrainian brothers and sisters.

The IAFF Financial Corporation (IAFF-FC) made an historic change during its February Board meeting, amending its bylaws to allow expanding the Board of Directors to up to 15 members, eight of whom are independent directors.

Tennessee IAFF members ended their 170-mile post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) awareness walk at the state capitol on February 23.

After its recent formation, North Randall, OH Local 5365 is the newest Ohio affiliate to join the IAFF. 

Boca Raton, FL Local 1560 member Kyle Graham was honored with an IAFF Recognition Award February 24 during the IAFF Executive Board meeting in Hollywood, Florida, for the heroic actions he took to save the life of fellow Local 1560 member Randy Prokos.