Members
Locals
Est.
The PFFPNC newsletter for January 12 – 16 is now posted and focuses on the nationwide transition to the National Emergency Response Information System (NERIS), a major modernization of how the fire service documents incidents and uses data to support operations, safety, and resource advocacy. NERIS replaces the outdated NFIRS system and better captures today’s all-hazards and EMS-driven workload. The role IAFF affiliates played in shaping a system grounded in real-world fire service needs. Strong data directly supports staffing decisions, grant funding, policy development, and firefighter safety.
READ: The After Action Report, January 12 – 16, 2026
You can also check out our latest news blog updates by clicking here.
The PFFPNC Executive Board are the leaders of this great Union. Click the link below to learn how you can contact them.
Across the state of North Carolina, local organizations host bi-annual concerts to raise funds for fire education in their communities.
This section is just for our PFFPNC members. Browse the local directory, read our constitution and bylaws and much more.
The PFFPNC newsletter for December 22-26 is now posted and highlights a defining moment for firefighter health and federal recognition in 2025. This issue focuses on the passage of the Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act, landmark legislation that officially recognizes occupational cancer as a line of duty death under the Public Safety Officers’ Benefits program—ending decades of denial and unfair burdens placed on firefighter families. President Scott Mullins reflects on the years of persistence and coordinated advocacy that made this victory possible, why it represents one of the most significant federal policy achievements for the fire service in a generation, and how continued support through NC FIREPAC and IAFF FIREPAC remains critical to protecting firefighter health, dignity, and survivor benefits.
READ: The After Action Report, December 22-26, 2025
You can also check out our latest news blog updates by clicking here.
The PFFPNC Executive Board are the leaders of this great Union. Click the link below to learn how you can contact them.
Across the state of North Carolina, local organizations host bi-annual concerts to raise funds for fire education in their communities.
This section is just for our PFFPNC members. Browse the local directory, read our constitution and bylaws and much more.