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Fire Rescue International
Jul 26, 2017
Charlotte Convention Center 501 S. College St. Charlotte, NC 28202

MSFA/MSCOPFF Convention
Aug 07, 2017
Miles City

Ricky J Walsh Educational Conference
Feb 13, 2018
Chico Hot Springs (406)333-4933

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You can't see it but it's killing firefighters at an alarming rate.

CANCER Unique to the firefighter is his work environment. The dangers at a fire scene are obvious: fire, smoke, building collapse, explosions, and so forth. Firefighters can see and study these dangers and, thus, prepare for them. However, there is a big unseen danger—cancer.

“His zest for life was just unmatched. He got after it so hard, and on so many fronts, with his friends and family to his athletic [ability] to everything he did. He gave it 110 percent.” Ben Parsons talks with students at Whitefish High School in 2012. (Pilot file photo) Authorities on Friday released the name of the Kalispell man who was killed in an avalanche Thursday afternoon while backcountry skiing on Stanton Mountain in Glacier National Park.

Great Falls firefighters deliver baby in couple’s home Andrea Fisher , anfisher@greatfallstribune.com 4:50 p.m. MST December 12, 2016 Buy Photo Amy Bonser (right) and her fiance Jesiah Repko look at their baby Dawson Allen Repko, who was delivered Friday at the couple's home by three Great Falls firefighters.

A Havre firefighter said he is glad an arbiter ruled in his favor, saying the fire department improperly kept him from promotion. “I’m very grateful for the arbiter’s decision,” firefighter D.J. Olson said in a text message Saturday. “It was a long, unnecessary and expensive process to the union and the city that could have been avoided.

MSCOPFF and MSFA members please read

Brothers, -MSCOPFF and MSFA State Convention is Aug 7-10. Please make sure to register, it really helps us with planning. We no longer have a late registration fee. If you want to pay at the door that's fine, but we could really use a head count. -Please also let us know if you will be attending the golf tournament.

It’s my pleasure to announce that National AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka will be attending the Montana AFL-CIO’s Annual Convention this year in Helena, Montana. He will be speaking at our Leadership Luncheon at the Great Northern Hotel at 11:30 AM on Friday, June 24th.

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