About - Washington State Council of Fire Fighters

Founded in 1939, the Washington State Council of Fire Fighters (WSCFF) has worked to provide our membership the best possible working conditions and the safest possible working environment, along with fair compensation and benefits. The Council is comprised of some 8,000 fire fighters, EMTs, and paramedics organized into 120 affiliated local unions of the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF).

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About the WSCFF

The WSCFF is comprised of some 8,000 members of the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) and organized into 120 local affiliates.

History

WSCFF members are part of a long and courageous tradition that started with the formation of the IAFF in 1918, and continued with the creation of the WSCFF in 1939.

Leadership Team & Staff

Meet the WSCFF staff and district representatives serving on the Executive Board together with the President, Secretary/Treasurer, and Vice President.

Become a WA Firefighter

Find out how to join the profession of fire fighting in Washington State.

Committees

Standing committees are created and funded though WSCFF Convention resolutions to address issues impacting the work of fire fighters and EMTs.

Wildland Fire Roster

Wildland fire fighters with specific skills are needed regularly throughout the Wildfire season. Sign up on our roster.

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