California Professional Firefighters

California Professional Firefighters With more than 38,000 members, CPF is the largest statewide organization representing firefighters

Your support makes a difference. Thank you, Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache, for standing with California firefighters ...
08/18/2026

Your support makes a difference. Thank you, Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache, for standing with California firefighters and supporting .

"I have been a proud CPF member for the last 30 years & an elected union officer for over 20 years, most recently servin...
08/17/2026

"I have been a proud CPF member for the last 30 years & an elected union officer for over 20 years, most recently serving six terms as the President of Alameda County Firefighters, Local 55." -CPF EMS/ Health & Safety Director Sean Burrows

Read more at cpfmagazine.org

More than 1,500 CPF members have answered the call over the past month, traveling across the West to battle wildfires an...
08/15/2026

More than 1,500 CPF members have answered the call over the past month, traveling across the West to battle wildfires and help protect communities in need.

When communities face devastating loss, California firefighters show up. They bring skill, strength and compassion — standing shoulder to shoulder with fellow firefighters through some of their darkest hours.

Across state lines, the fire service is one family. When the call comes, we answer.

"I didn't know what to say or how to react... I started to tear up a little bit," said Elysium Mahnke after firefighters working the Spokane Complex Fires returned to her Olive Garden station with nearly $1,000 in tips for the 21-year-old server who lost her family's home to the fires.
http://www.king5.com/article/news/local/wildfire/firefighters-leave-nearly-1000-tip-waitress-who-lost-home-in-spokane-wildfire/281-dd23676a-23e5-43ed-a2a0-01c9675fde8d?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KING_5

AB 1383 (McKinnor) has passed the Senate Appropriations Committee and will be moving to the Senate Floor. Lowering the r...
08/15/2026

AB 1383 (McKinnor) has passed the Senate Appropriations Committee and will be moving to the Senate Floor. Lowering the retirement age helps protect firefighter health and ensures our members can remain ready to meet the demands of the job. Stay engaged and stay in the fight: CPF.org/activism

08/14/2026

ALL IN means knowing your voice matters. At the 2026 IAFF 58th Biennial Convention, CPF members stood up for you, your local, and the future of our profession. From the floor to the committee rooms, our members made our voices count, helping shape the direction of the IAFF for years to come.

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of our members, CPF’s top-priority,   has successfully passed the Senate Appropriations ...
08/14/2026

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of our members, CPF’s top-priority, has successfully passed the Senate Appropriations Committee and is now heading to the Senate Floor. But we can't stop here. Stay engaged, keep advocating. Visit the CPF Member Action Center to contact your legislators today: https://www.cpfactivism.org/take-action

08/13/2026

As firefighters, we spend our careers showing up for others through hazardous conditions, physical strain, and repeated exposure to trauma. We're asking our lawmakers to show up for us. would lower the retirement age from 57 to 55, recognizing the toll this job takes on our bodies and minds.

Learn more: CPFactivism.org/retirement

08/12/2026
Every day, apprentices across California complete extensive training to master skills that fuel our state’s workforce, y...
08/12/2026

Every day, apprentices across California complete extensive training to master skills that fuel our state’s workforce, yet many have no college credits to show for it. Credit for Prior Learning (CPL), a California initiative prioritized by the Governor and charged by the Mapping Articulated Pathways (MAP) Initiative, ensures that hard-earned training and experience counts.

Read more at CPFmagazine.org

08/11/2026

Miss a child's birthday. Run calls back-to-back with no real break. Breathe in smoke, chemicals, and toxins you can't see. Carry the weight of someone's worst day...then do it again tomorrow

This is the reality for California firefighters.

AB 1383 recognizes that reality. It’s about giving firefighters a chance to retire a little earlier before the job takes even more from their bodies and their lives.

You don’t have to live it every day. Just imagine living it for one.

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