New Strive for Excellence Summit expands training and certification opportunities for IAFF membersÂ
The IAFF is raising the bar on training opportunities. Whether you have been on the job for 30 weeks or 30 years, this event will have something for everyone.
Canadian affiliates recognized by Muscular Dystrophy Canada
The charity, which Canadian IAFF affiliates have been supporting since 1954, has also launched a new fire fighters webpage that recognizes support from the firefighting community and includes resources to help with fundraising initiatives.
Trotwood fire fighters stop proposed staffing cuts
Local 4024, with strong support from the IAFF, mobilizes to protect staffing as call volumes continue to rise.
Utah legislature repeals anti-bargaining legislation after backlash from workers and communities
A bill to strip collective bargaining rights from fire fighters, police officers, teachers, and other workers has been reversed – ending a long fight between Utah’s workers and lawmakers.
New IAFF toolkit helps affiliates make the case for minimum staffing
The comprehensive toolkit gives Locals the data and tools needed to secure safe, effective staffing.
KELLY: How the IAFF is reshaping fire fighter health and safety
The IAFF is focused squarely on making a dangerous job safer, and nowhere is that work more evident than in our Division of Health, Safety, and Medicine. Here's how our own experts are working to protect the lives and well-being of current and future fire figh…
The work that saves lives
Inside the IAFF Division taking on cancer, safety, and the science of keeping fire fighters alive and well.
Fire truck delays and rising costs strain Canada’s fire serviceÂ
Ridiculous wait times and soaring prices for new fire engines. It’s not just inconvenient; it’s dangerous.
Donations help Asheville fire fighters train for life-saving flood rescuesÂ
After Hurricane Helene, Asheville crews turned donated relief dollars into training during a weeklong trip to the New River in West Virginia. 
Saskatchewan IAFF members ask for mental health funding and EMS reforms at provincial lobby
Delegates attending the SPFFPA's 28th provincial lobby advanced legislative priorities on behalf of 10 locals in group meetings with governing Saskatchewan Party MLAs and with opposition New Democratic Party members.