About Us – PFFN

The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada.

The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada was founded on April 4, 1960, and today includes more than 2,700 active members and 100 retired members through 22 Locals, include Battle Born Firefighters (Nevada Division of Forestry,) Clark County, Boulder City, Carson City, Central Lyon County, East Fork, Elko, Elko County, Fallon, Henderson, Incline Village, Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Mount Charleston, North Lyon County, Pahrump, Reno, Reno Airport, Sparks, Storey County, Tahoe Douglas, and Truckee Meadows.

The association’s objective has always been to organize all paid professional firefighters within the state of Nevada and encourage a higher plane of skill and efficiency. It has also been to encourage the establishment of schools of instruction for imparting greater knowledge of firefighting and prevention. The organization also promotes and protects legislation surrounding the welfare of firefighters due to environmental hazards encountered throughout their lifetime. The state of Nevada has enacted laws that speak to these hazards and protects the rights of emergency personnel impacted by them.

Current officers of this statewide organization include:

President, Todd Ingalsbee

Secretary Treasurer, Cory Whitlock

District Vice President representing Henderson Local 1883, Mike Charlton

Southern District Vice President representing Boulder City Local 5073,
Pahrump Local 4068, Mount Charleston Local 4621, North Las Vegas Local 1607, Bill Gardner

Northern District Vice President representing Carson City Local 2251,
Tahoe-Douglas Local 2441, East Fork Local 3726, Storey County Local 4227,
Central Lyon County Local 4728, Bryon Hunt

Northern District Vice President representing Truckee Meadows Local 2487, Incline Village Local 2139,
Sparks Local 1265, NAS Fallon Local F206, North Lyon County Local 4547, Elko Local 2423, Elko County Local 5046, Ryan Whitlock

District vice president representing Reno Local 731, Tom Dunn

District Vice President representing Clark County Fire Local 1908, Kevin Stengel

The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada encourages cultivation of friendship among its members and support of their communities. Current state community support efforts include a sponsorship of scholarships through the Nevada Public Education Foundation. These scholarships are made possible by proceeds from annual sales of the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada license plates that are available to the membership. The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada has a benevolent association that oversees all charitable donations.

The mission of the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada is to care for those who are here today, those who have gone before us, and those who will surely follow.

Todd Ingalsbee President, Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada

Message from the President.

Dear Sisters and Brothers,

I am honored to be the new president of the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada and to continue the work of those who have served before me.

I am eager to share many updates to our organization as we make our way through 2020 and into a new year. We have no doubt all faced new challenges, hurdles, and growth opportunities during the pandemic. Together we will continue to grow and ensure that our members are heard and cared for.

Our highest priority as a board is to make sure all members are protected as we face an ever-changing economic climate. This means making sure working conditions, wages, health benefits, and retirements are secure for the immediate future and generations to come. We will continue to show the community and leaders throughout the state of Nevada the value of firefighters, because no matter what is going on in our country, one true constant is the service we provide every single day to everyone with whom we come in contact.

Open lines of communication are vital to any organization’s success, and it is a priority for us to ensure Locals know that their voices are heard and valued. I encourage you to reach out to me or any members of our leadership team throughout the state for any issue, no matter how small or large, so we can work to find solutions that benefit all of our members. We want the PFFN to be an asset to you and your organization.

As we finalize the fundraising for the Nevada Fallen Firefighters Memorial, our goal is to complete the memorial by the end of 2020. Through generous donations made by many of our members, Locals, and supporters throughout the state, we will continue to share updates on the progress and look forward to unveiling the final piece.

Again, it is a privilege to serve all of you at the local, state, and federal levels, and I am ready for the challenges ahead.

Kind regards,

Todd Ingalsbee
President, Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada

Message from the President.

Todd Ingalsbee President, Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada

Dear Sisters and Brothers,

I am honored to be the new president of the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada and to continue the work of those who have served before me.

I am eager to share many updates to our organization as we make our way through 2020 and into a new year. We have no doubt all faced new challenges, hurdles, and growth opportunities during the pandemic. Together we will continue to grow and ensure that our members are heard and cared for.

Our highest priority as a board is to make sure all members are protected as we face an ever-changing economic climate. This means making sure working conditions, wages, health benefits, and retirements are secure for the immediate future and generations to come. We will continue to show the community and leaders throughout the state of Nevada the value of firefighters, because no matter what is going on in our country, one true constant is the service we provide every single day to everyone with whom we come in contact.

Open lines of communication are vital to any organization’s success, and it is a priority for us to ensure Locals know that their voices are heard and valued. I encourage you to reach out to me or any members of our leadership team throughout the state for any issue, no matter how small or large, so we can work to find solutions that benefit all of our members. We want the PFFN to be an asset to you and your organization.

As we finalize the fundraising for the Nevada Fallen Firefighters Memorial, our goal is to complete the memorial by the end of 2020. Through generous donations made by many of our members, Locals, and supporters throughout the state, we will continue to share updates on the progress and look forward to unveiling the final piece.

Again, it is a privilege to serve all of you at the local, state, and federal levels, and I am ready for the challenges ahead.

Kind regards,

Todd Ingalsbee
President, Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada

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About Us.

The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada.

Current officers of this statewide organization include:

The mission of the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada is to care for those who are here today, those who have gone before us, and those who will surely follow.

Message from the President.

Message from the President.

Executive Board.

Todd Ingalsbee

President

Cory Whitlock

Secretary-Treasurer

Tom Dunn

Vice President representing Reno

Bill Gardner

Vice President representing North Las Vegas

Bryon Hunt

Northern District Vice President

Mike Charlton

Vice President representing Henderson

Ryan Whitlock

Northern District Vice President

Nels Christoffer Eastgard

Vice President representing Clark County Local 1908

Beau McDougall

District Vice President representing Las Vegas Firefighters Local 1285

PFFN Fundraising Events.

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