View Convention Resolutions
At the 87th Annual WSCFF Convention, delegates passed a record 47 resolutions, adopting 41 that will guide the Council’s work and priorities in the year ahead. Review the resolutions adopted by the convention body below.
Document Your Exposures
Your profession exposes you to dangerous substances – use PIIERS to track exposures, monitor your health, and share reports with your doctor.
The WSCFF office will be closed Wednesday, October 28, for a staff retreat. Please leave a voicemail at 360-943-3030, and we will return your call on Thursday, October 29. For urgent assistance, please contact your District Representative.
In September, members from the WSCFF 6th District elected AJ Johnson as their new district representative. He succeeds Tim Hoover, who was elected IAFF 7th District Vice President in August. You may know AJ from his work with the WSCFF Legislative Team. He has a strong record of advocating for firefighters and their families, and his work with the legislature has made a lasting impact for all our members. Read his interview.
Local officers, have you checked out the new Officer Action Center? Pay per capita online, manage your roster, and register for events in one place.
Official endorsements are made by either WSCFF convention action or recommendation of the WSCFF Legislative Team. We support those who support us. Endorsements are not made lightly and in some cases are the result of decades-long working relationships, voting records, and histories of advocacy for firefighters specifically and union members more broadly.
Washington State Council of Fire Fighters
The Washington State Council of Fire Fighters (WSCFF) works to provide the best possible working conditions, the safest work environment, and the fairest wages and benefits to fulfill the needs of Washington State fire fighters. We also look out for the communities we serve to ensure that our departments are providing the best emergency response possible to protect our citizens.
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