William Katzenstein 1902 Tucson
Jack Boleyn 1910 Tucson
J.D. Sullivan 1929 Phoenix
Ambrose Shea 1929 Phoenix
Terry Anderson 1932 Kingman
Eddie Koury 1946 Holbrook
Fred L. Van Camp 1946 Tucson
John Owens 1947 Mesa
Winston West 1947 Mesa
Herb Reggin 1956 Prescott
Dean (Red) Marshall 1970 Rural Metro
John Spradling 1971 Rural Metro
John O. Campbell 1973 Kingman
William L. Casson 1973 Kingman
Joseph M. Chambers III 1973 Kingman
M.B. “Jimmy” Cox 1973 Kingman
Alan H. Hansen 1973 Kingman
Frank S. “Butch” Henry 1973 Kingman
Roger A. Hubka 1973 Kingman
Christopher G. Sanders 1973 Kingman
Arthur C. Stringer 1973 Kingman
Donald G. Webb 1973 Kingman
Richard Lee Williams 1973 Kingman
Randolfph J. Potts 1974 Phoenix
Lester Hillis 1974 Glendale
Walter D. Kelson 1977 Phoenix
Chauncey E. Ray 1977 Phoenix
Floyd Eugene Mason 1977 Peoria
Edward Bell 1979 Tucson
Dale R. Lockett 1979 Phoenix
David Deary 1979 Fry
Edward J. Gaicki 1980 Tempe
Herman Peyton 1983 Parker
Ricky S. Pearce 1984 Phoenix
David Franks 1984 Phoenix
Samuel M. McAnally 1984 Tucson
Jack Robert Stevens 1986 Mesa
Gary Robert Peters 1987 Mesa
Richard Y. Garza 1987 Willcox
James Martz 1989 Eloy
Robert F. Million 1991 Avra Valley
L. Wayne Struble 1992 Williamson Valley
Calvin Morris 1992 Mayer
Timothy J. Hale 1994 Phoenix
Ronald Erwin Holmgreen 1994 Lake Havasu
Bret R. Tarver 2001 Phoenix
Carl Shoemaker 2001 Mesa
Darrell “Ricky” Thomas 2001 Somerton/Cocopah
Gary Archibeque 2004 Show Low
Robert Kotowski 2005 Flagstaff
Valeree Claude 2005 Pinetop
Corey Lawton 2006 Gila River
Mark Stevens Carter 2007 Phoenix
Keith Dawson 2008 Flagstaff
John Delaney 2008 Mesa
Mark A. McNeal 2009 Flagstaff
Eric Tinkham 2009 Queen Creek
Frank J. Molina 2009 Salt River
Dennis W. Robinson 2010 Three Points
David J. Irr 2010 Yuma Rural Metro
Brad Harper 2013 Phoenix
Andrew Ashcraft 2013 Prescott
Robert Caldwell 2013 Prescott
Travis Carter 2013 Prescott
Dustin DeFord 2013 Prescott
Christopher MacKenzie 2013 Prescott
Eric Marsh 2013 Prescott
Grant McKee 2013 Prescott
Sean Misner 2013 Prescott
Scott Norris 2013 Prescott
Wade Parker 2013 Prescott
John Percin, Jr. 2013 Prescott
Anthony Rose 2013 Prescott
Jesse Steed 2013 Prescott
Joe Thurston 2013 Prescott
Travis Turbyfill 2013 Prescott
William Warneke 2013 Prescott
Clayton Whitted 2013 Prescott
Kevin Woyjeck 2013 Prescott
Garret Zuppiger 2013 Prescott
Thomas R. (Tom) Quesnel 2014 Tucson
John F. Jayne 2014 Mesa
Bobby Mollere 2014 Hellsgate
Crystal Rezzonico 2017 Phoenix
Scott P. Ferguson 2017 Rural Metro
Mark (Bo) Boulanger 2018 Chandler
Joshua W. Eugin 2018 Saint David
Richard Anthony Telles 2019 Phoenix
Nikki Imm Sullivan 2019 Mesa
Brian John Beck, Jr. 2019 Phoenix
Austin M. Peck 2019 Goodyear
Tommy Arriaga 2020 Tempe
David Mathis 2020 Phoenix
Jacki Jean DeHaro 2020 Tucson
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In 2021, your #PFFAZ successfully helped add breast cancer to the cancer presumption list for firefighters. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to recognize those affected by this disease. Female firefighters face a 39% increased risk of dying from breast cancer compared to women in the general U.S. population and a 26% higher likelihood of being diagnosed with the disease.
Your PFFA is continually working to help improve Arizona firefighters’ lives on and off duty. ... See MoreSee Less
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Brothers and Sisters, Your #pffaz team diligently works to determine which props or ballot initiatives will best serve public safety, including our pensions, workplace safety needs, staffing, and funding for our fire departments.
We hope you will strongly consider these props when you cast your ballot. Please be aware that we do not make endorsements in every ballot initiative. ... See MoreSee Less
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Absolutely B.S. that the PFFA is asking voters to vote yes on prop 140. Just opening a door for corruption and manipulation.
Yes all the way on Prop 140. 33.95% of registered Arizona voters are Independents. Independents are not able to vote in the current primary system unless you choose either a Democrat or Republican ticket. If you believe in capitalism and competition in America then let’s bring those same principles to our ability to vote.
Nope on 140. Stupidest prop ever. Want to vote in primary? Get a candidate on the ballot. R votes for R, D votes for D. I can vote for I if they can get one on ballot. Talk about being able to stack the deck for your party
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Two fire fighters, Joel Navarro and Daniel Valenzuela, are running for the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors—Joel in District 1 and Daniel in District 3. Both candidates understand fire fighters' needs and are committed to supporting public safety. They have the full support of our #pffaz. We are not just supporting candidates; we are supporting our future. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks, Brothers and Sisters, Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona. We’ll continue fighting for the future Maricopa County deserves. This includes our first responders. youtu.be/3Eog8OQebPc?si=ESov2L2DZ0mymKUa
Two great guys.
💙💙💙💙VOTE BLUE 💙💙💙💙DOW JONES 43,000💙💙💙REPUBLICANS FOR HARRIS 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
The best option for supporting firefighters and effectively meeting their needs is to have someone with direct experience who will advocate for public safety.
Daniel Valenzuela has dedicated his life to serving the public. He knows the realities of being a firefighter and what is required to support public safety and meet the community’s needs. He is a candidate for the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors District 3 and has the full backing of our PFFA.
By electing Daniel Valenzuela to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, we are not just supporting a candidate, but supporting our future. ... See MoreSee Less
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Brothers and Sisters, this PFFA voter guide contains our recommendations for the upcoming general election set for November 5, 2024.
Your PFFA team works diligently to determine which officials will work for the best interests of public safety, including our pensions, workplace safety needs, and funding for our fire departments.
We hope that you will give strong consideration to these candidates when you cast your ballot. Please be aware, we do not make endorsements in every race.
Also, some candidates do not seek our endorsement, so they do not appear in this guide. For the local endorsements, the decisions were made by the PFFA local in that area.
Your vote is your personal choice. The information provided here is meant to help you as you engage in your decision-making process. It is the duty of the PFFA to inform you which candidate will most strongly support fire fighters across Arizona. Thank you and please make sure to vote. ... See MoreSee Less
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Don Jongewaard has been an exceptional labor leader in Arizona for many years and is a valued member of our #pffaz staff, including serving as President. As Donny retires and steps down from this role, we held a PFFA executive board meeting on Friday. Dan Freiberg, our Vice President, was nominated and unanimously voted to become the new PFFA President for the remainder of the term. We have the utmost confidence in Dan, his leadership, and his contributions as a labor leader and advocate for Arizona firefighters. Congratulations to Donny on your retirement and Dan on his new position as President! ... See MoreSee Less
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Congrats Donny enjoy retirement, thanks for all the union help throughout the years it was very much appreciated! 👍🏽
You’ve been an invaluable asset to all of us. Thank you for making both my career and my retirement so good for my family and me.
Happy retirement Donny. And congratulations Dan! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
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