Portland Retired Firefighters & Widows Association

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330 S Curry St
Portland, OR 97239
+1 (503) 774-4302
https://www.portlandfirehistory.com

The Portland Firefighters Association, established in 1917, is a labor union affiliated with the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF) and dedicated to advocating for the rights and working conditions of Portland's firefighters. Over its century-long history, Local 43 has focused on improving wages, hours, and safety standards while also supporting various charitable initiatives that benefit the local community.

From its inception, the association has played a crucial role in shaping the firefighting profession in Portland, including the implementation of a two-platoon staffing system that enhanced work-life balance for firefighters. Today, Local 43 continues to champion the interests of its members, ensuring quality of life during and after their firefighting careers.

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