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International Association of Fire Fighters Local 452

Building our communities

First responders deliver winter coats and Thanksgiving meals

Fire Fighters Local 452 provided winter coats to nearly 700 children and fed around 100 people this holiday season.
Worker safety

Remembering Joe Killian

Because of toxins in burning buildings, cancer deaths for firefighters are considered to be deaths in the line of duty.
Building our communities

A day at the fair with Vancouver firefighters

Local 452's Memory Makers program is in its 21st year. It gives medically fragile children and their families an outing to the county fair.
Washington

Bill would require ‘good faith’ by workers comp administrators

Self-insuring for workers comp may set up too strong an incentive to deny claims. Firefighters and other unions are pushing for reform.
Building our communities

Hot chocolate. Warm winter coats. And a chance to climb into Engine 8.

Students at Marshall Elementary in Vancouver got a visit from fire fighters—and Santa Claus—Dec. 6 as part of a union effort to provide coats for kids.
Building our communities

Fill the Boot is back

In Vancouver, Fire Fighters Local 452 will raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association Sept. 9 and 10.
Union democracy

IAFF Local 1805 merges into 452

1805 represented Clark County Fire District 6 and paramedics at North Country Emergency Medical Service, and 452 represents Vancouver Fire.
Worker safety

Long after the flames, firefighters at risk from cancer chemicals

The Fire Fighters union is sounding the alarm about the cancer-causing after-effects of fire.
Worker safety

Toxic homes leave firefighters fighting cancer as well as flames

Union pushes for protective laws and better decontamination practices

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