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May 15-18th, 2025 | Wenatchee, Wa | 102nd Annual Fire School + Conference
Classes include:
- Live Fire
- Farm Medic
- Thermal Imaging with Live Fire
- National Fire Academy Classes
and many more!
Hear from:
- Rick Lasky, Fire Chief - "Ignite Your Love for the Job"
- Tim Dietz - "Changing the Culture" For Behavioral Health in the Fire Service
Additionally:
- Memorial Service
- Vendor show with firefighting services and products
- Banquet and award ceremony
WSFFA News
Keep up with what's new and learn more about Legislative and General News regarding Washington State Fire Fighters' Association.
WSFFA Announces Partnership with NPPGov
Through our partnership with NPPGov, WSFFA members can access cooperative buying contracts for your department. Piggyback off 100+ contracts including:…
Read MoreSerious Concerns From Volunteer Fire Service with OSHA’s Proposed Updates to Their Emergency Response Standard
Serious Concerns From Volunteer Fire Service with OSHA’s Proposed Updates to Their Emergency Response Standard This change in federal rules…
Read MoreRemembrance set for WSFFA Past President Ron Roy
Please join the family and Wenatchee Valley Fire Department to remember the life and service of Division Chief Ron Roy.…
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We Remember WSFFA Past President Ron Roy
Chief Roy has volunteered for 50 Years in the Wenatchee Valley, starting in 1973. He was a member of Chelan County Fire District 1, Douglas County Fire District 2 (East Wenatchee), and eventually, Wenatchee Valley Fire Department. Chief Roy was a tireless advocate for the fire service, volunteering, and the safety of firefighters. Ron Roy’s dedication to the fire service and its members was also seen through his participation with the Washington State Fire Fighters’ Association. In 2004, his passion for the fire service and the individuals who give their lives daily took him to the National Volunteer Fire Council, where he continued to advocate for Volunteer Firefighters. Chief Roy had been planning to retire at the end of this year. In addition to his work in the fire service, Roy retired in 2019 as a senior electrical system operator with the Chelan County Public Utility District in Wenatchee.
Donations in Ron's name may be made to the nonprofit Firefighter Cancer Support (FCSN) below. Also, checks may be mailed to: Firefighter Cancer Support Network, 2600 West Olive Avenue, 5th floor-PMB 608, Burbank, CA. 91505.
