The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members β and IAFF members only β who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.
The West Valley City Firefighters Association is the local chapter of the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF). We also belong to the Professional Firefighters of Utah (PFFU). Membership is voluntary, and is available to current and retired members of the West Valley City Fire Department. Dues are paid by all members to maintain their active status.
Treve Bailey has decided to retire, completing 20 years with the West Valley City Fire Department. Treve started out as an EMT firefighter, progressed in his career in becoming a paramedic, joining the tech rescue team, SWAT team, wildland firefighting, and also promoting to Critical Care Paramedic. He taught for the West Valley Fire Academy for many years, sharing his knowledge with many firefighters working today.
He always had a calm demeanor in any situation, but always knew how to bring the fun. There isnβt a story about Treve that doesnβt involve an amazing feat of strength. Whether the lesson was big or small, Treve was there to help progress the career of the people he worked with. He will never know the impact that he made on those he worked withβand the stories wonβt be quite the same without him!
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Senate passes Honor Act, recognizing fire fighter cancer as line-of-duty death - IAFF ... See MoreSee Less
Senate passes Honor Act, recognizing fire fighter cancer as line-of-duty death - IAFF
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In a historic development, the U.S. Senate has passed the IAFF-endorsed Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act as part of the National Defense Authorization Act0 CommentsComment on Facebook
πͺπ₯ 40,000 MEMBERS STRONGER!
Since the Kelly-Lima Administration took office in April 2021, the #IAFF has grown by 40,182 NEW UNION MEMBERS β a powerful reminder of what's possible when we stand united, organize, and fight to give #firefighters and emergency medical workers a voice in the workplace.
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Our brother, Local 81 Firefighter Kade Martin, passed away surrounded by his family and friends on November 12 from job related cancer. Kade wasnβt just a dedicated firefighter, but also a dedicated father, son, and friend who was deeply loved by those who knew him. Please consider a donation below.
Kade loomed larger than life and served Salt Lake City with bravery, integrity, and professionalism. We are heartbroken at his untimely passing. Our Firefighters, Fire Department, and City are all better for his time here, and his legacy will live on through every one of us. We will never forget.
#IAFF81 #LODD #CancerFighter #OurSillyGoose
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This #VeteransDay, we honor and thank the IAFF members and all veterans who answered the call to serve. πΊπΈ ... See MoreSee Less
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#Halloween is all about fun and frights, but dark streets, excited kids, and busy roads can pose real risks.
The #IAFF reminds families to use extra caution to help keep everyone #safe this Halloween:
πΈ Stick to sidewalks and well-lit areas: visibility saves lives.
π‘ Add reflective tape or glow sticks so drivers can see trick-or-treaters.
π¬ Check every piece of candy before eating. When in doubt, toss it out.
π§ββοΈ Make sure costumes fit right and donβt block vision or movement.
π Keep pets secured. Constant doorbell rings can cause chaos.
Stay alert, stay visible, and have a safe Halloween! πΈοΈπ·οΈ ... See MoreSee Less
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