Professional Firefighters of Clackamas County
International Association of Firefighters (IAFF) - Local 1159
The Professional Firefighters Association of Clackamas County is an International Association of Fire Fighters AFL-CIO affiliate Local. Local 1159 represents over 335 firefighters and paramedics from Canby Fire District #62, Clackamas Fire District #1, Estacada Fire District #69, Gladstone Fire Department, Lake Oswego Fire Department, Molalla Fire District #73 and Sandy Fire District #72. Our mission is to ensure that all members are treated fairly and equally focusing on wages, hours, working conditions, retirement securities and safety. It is our goal to improve the standard of living for our members, families and communities we serve.

Local 1159 apprentice firefighters from Clackamas Fire are finishing their last week of the EMT program with learning about patient care during extrication training. Patient care is our biggest priority during extrication and training consistently and regularly prepares us for our citizens worst moments.
#trainingisourfuture #iaff1159 #apprentice Oregon State Fire Fighters Council Mike Frainier - IAFF 9th District Vice President
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Thank you firefighters for sharing a call you went on. Plus showing in the pictures to keep it from spreading further. Another good thing know one was home & neighbors home's are okay. Thank you firefighters for your sacrifice, dedication and keeping the community safe.
Thank you to US Congresswoman Val Hoyle for standing with the over 3,000 Oregon Firefighters and Salem Professional Fire Fighters Local 314 as we “Stand with Mo” on Monday in Salem.
From Congresswomen Hoyle:
Firefighters have significantly higher incidences of cancer than the general population. In Oregon we have passed strongly bipartisan legislation into law recognizing the presumption that certain cancers, like the one that Brother Mo Stadeli died from, are caused from toxic chemicals that firefighters are routinely exposed to in their jobs.
The City of Salem made a last minute decision to fight his widow while she was in Colorado to see her husband's name placed on the IAFF memorial wall. Please join IAFF 314 members Monday night to let the City of Salem and the City Council know that you support the firefighters who put their lives on the line every day to protect and serve our communities.
Lori Chavez-DeRemer Andrea Salinas Earl Blumenauer Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici Cliff Bentz Senator Jeff Merkley Senator Ron Wyden
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Local 1159 apprentice firefighters from Clackamas Fire are finishing their last week of the EMT program with learning about patient care during extrication training. Patient care is our biggest priority during extrication and training consistently and regularly prepares us for our citizens worst moments.
#trainingisourfuture #iaff1159 #apprentice Oregon State Fire Fighters Council Mike Frainier - IAFF 9th District Vice President
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Thank you firefighters for sharing a call you went on. Plus showing in the pictures to keep it from spreading further. Another good thing know one was home & neighbors home's are okay. Thank you firefighters for your sacrifice, dedication and keeping the community safe.
Thank you to US Congresswoman Val Hoyle for standing with the over 3,000 Oregon Firefighters and Salem Professional Fire Fighters Local 314 as we “Stand with Mo” on Monday in Salem.
From Congresswomen Hoyle:
Firefighters have significantly higher incidences of cancer than the general population. In Oregon we have passed strongly bipartisan legislation into law recognizing the presumption that certain cancers, like the one that Brother Mo Stadeli died from, are caused from toxic chemicals that firefighters are routinely exposed to in their jobs.
The City of Salem made a last minute decision to fight his widow while she was in Colorado to see her husband's name placed on the IAFF memorial wall. Please join IAFF 314 members Monday night to let the City of Salem and the City Council know that you support the firefighters who put their lives on the line every day to protect and serve our communities.
Lori Chavez-DeRemer Andrea Salinas Earl Blumenauer Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici Cliff Bentz Senator Jeff Merkley Senator Ron Wyden
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