Members should document all on the job exposures including COVID-19. Log on or create an account on the Personal Injury Illness Exposure Reporting System
Delegates to the 81st WSCFF Convention endorsed candidates for statewide office, and the WSCFF Legislative Team, together with the WSCFF Executive Board have announced support for a number of statewide offices. View our full endorsement list here.
Matt Ricks, Local 404, was re-elected President of the WSCFF Burn Foundation by delegates to the 81st Annual Convention.
We support those who support our issues. Delegates to the WSCFF 81st Annual Convention voted overwhelmingly to re-elect incumbent Jay Inslee.
PIIERS allows you to document all your exposures to chemicals, smoke, toxins, diseases, injuries and traumas throughout your career. All information is confidential and anonymous. Register today!
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.
Pat Hepler, Local 1828, retired, was appointed to the new WSCFF Retirees Association Board in March 2020 to represent LEOFF Plan 2 retirees. Pat served the city of Edmonds as a fire fighter for over 30 years. He retired from the fire service in 2017 after serving for an additional eight years as a Battalion […]
Citing a long and productive working relationship between Governor Jay Inslee and the WSCFF, President Dennis Lawson announced that delegates to the WSCFF convention overwhelmingly voted to endorse Governor Jay Inslee for re-election. “We support those who support our issues”, says Lawson. Inslee has been a friend to fire fighters, who volunteered to serve as […]
The first ever virtual WSCFF convention looked a little different, but the results were the same. Democracy in action! Delegates gathered, discussed and adopted resolutions, elected officers, approved a budget, and set the course for 2020/2021 operations.
Matt Lowery, Local 3520 East Pierce, named IAFF Strategic Campaign Specialist to help local leaders combat the effects of a COVID-19 damaged economy.
Retired fire fighter Pete Hostetter, a fire service brother for life and a self described “personal finance nerd”, serves on the WSCFF Retirees Association Board.
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