Professional Firefighters of Clackamas County
International Association of Firefighters (IAFF) - Local 1159
The Professional Firefighters Association of Clackamas County is an International Association of Fire Fighters AFL-CIO affiliate Local. Local 1159 represents over 335 firefighters and paramedics from Canby Fire District #62, Clackamas Fire District #1, Estacada Fire District #69, Gladstone Fire Department, Lake Oswego Fire Department, Molalla Fire District #73 and Sandy Fire District #72. Our mission is to ensure that all members are treated fairly and equally focusing on wages, hours, working conditions, retirement securities and safety. It is our goal to improve the standard of living for our members, families and communities we serve.
Leaders and members of IAFF Local 1159 were proud to attend the 2026 Oregon State Firefighters Council Education Conference in Salem, joining more than 200 union leaders and firefighters from across the state. Representing five of our six shops, Clackamas Fire, Lake Oswego Fire, Canby Fire, Molalla Fire, Aurora Fire, and Estacada Fire, our members came together to learn, collaborate, and strengthen our voice. This conference is about building better leaders, sharing knowledge, and standing united for our profession and the communities we serve. We are proud to learn, and stand shoulder to shoulder with firefighters from every corner of Oregon.
#iaff1159 #unionproud #onevoice #education
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Nearly 80% of firefighter line of duty deaths are now linked to occupational cancer. This isn’t a coincidence, it’s the result of years of exposure to toxic smoke, chemicals, and contaminated gear. For the members of Professional Firefighters of Clackamas County Local 1159, Cancer Awareness Month is about honoring those we’ve lost and protecting those still on the job. Our fight isn’t just against fires, it’s against the invisible dangers that follow us home.
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This job demands preparation, discipline, and trust. We train so emergencies don’t become chaos, and we work so our community stays safe. We are proud to be your union firefighters in @clackamascounty and we take that responsibility seriously.
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#1159 #unionfirefighters #oregoncity #clackamascounty
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Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder of a reality firefighters face every day. Firefighters are regularly exposed to dangerous carcinogens on the job, making cancer one of the most serious occupational risks in our profession. Local 1159 takes cancer prevention, early detection, and supporting our members and their families extremely seriously. This month, and every month, we’re focused on awareness, accountability, and protecting the health of those who serve.
#OccupationalCancer #CancerAwarnessMonth #IAFF1159
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Leaders and members of IAFF Local 1159 were proud to attend the 2026 Oregon State Firefighters Council Education Conference in Salem, joining more than 200 union leaders and firefighters from across the state. Representing five of our six shops, Clackamas Fire, Lake Oswego Fire, Canby Fire, Molalla Fire, Aurora Fire, and Estacada Fire, our members came together to learn, collaborate, and strengthen our voice. This conference is about building better leaders, sharing knowledge, and standing united for our profession and the communities we serve. We are proud to learn, and stand shoulder to shoulder with firefighters from every corner of Oregon.
#iaff1159 #unionproud #onevoice #education
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Nearly 80% of firefighter line of duty deaths are now linked to occupational cancer. This isn’t a coincidence, it’s the result of years of exposure to toxic smoke, chemicals, and contaminated gear. For the members of Professional Firefighters of Clackamas County Local 1159, Cancer Awareness Month is about honoring those we’ve lost and protecting those still on the job. Our fight isn’t just against fires, it’s against the invisible dangers that follow us home.
📸 @iaffofficial
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This job demands preparation, discipline, and trust. We train so emergencies don’t become chaos, and we work so our community stays safe. We are proud to be your union firefighters in @clackamascounty and we take that responsibility seriously.
📸 @muncymediaco
#1159 #unionfirefighters #oregoncity #clackamascounty
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Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder of a reality firefighters face every day. Firefighters are regularly exposed to dangerous carcinogens on the job, making cancer one of the most serious occupational risks in our profession. Local 1159 takes cancer prevention, early detection, and supporting our members and their families extremely seriously. This month, and every month, we’re focused on awareness, accountability, and protecting the health of those who serve.
#OccupationalCancer #CancerAwarnessMonth #IAFF1159
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Leaders and members of IAFF Local 1159 were proud to attend the 2026 Oregon State Firefighters Council Education Conference in Salem, joining more than 200 union leaders and firefighters from across the state. Representing five of our six shops, Clackamas Fire, Lake Oswego Fire, Canby Fire, Molalla Fire, Aurora Fire, and Estacada Fire, our members came together to learn, collaborate, and strengthen our voice. This conference is about building better leaders, sharing knowledge, and standing united for our profession and the communities we serve. We are proud to learn, and stand shoulder to shoulder with firefighters from every corner of Oregon.
#iaff1159 #unionproud #onevoice #education
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Nearly 80% of firefighter line of duty deaths are now linked to occupational cancer. This isn’t a coincidence, it’s the result of years of exposure to toxic smoke, chemicals, and contaminated gear. For the members of Professional Firefighters of Clackamas County Local 1159, Cancer Awareness Month is about honoring those we’ve lost and protecting those still on the job. Our fight isn’t just against fires, it’s against the invisible dangers that follow us home.
📸 @iaffofficial
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This job demands preparation, discipline, and trust. We train so emergencies don’t become chaos, and we work so our community stays safe. We are proud to be your union firefighters in @clackamascounty and we take that responsibility seriously.
📸 @muncymediaco
#1159 #unionfirefighters #oregoncity #clackamascounty
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Cancer Awareness Month is a reminder of a reality firefighters face every day. Firefighters are regularly exposed to dangerous carcinogens on the job, making cancer one of the most serious occupational risks in our profession. Local 1159 takes cancer prevention, early detection, and supporting our members and their families extremely seriously. This month, and every month, we’re focused on awareness, accountability, and protecting the health of those who serve.
#OccupationalCancer #CancerAwarnessMonth #IAFF1159
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