Marin Professional
Firefighters

Representing the 400+ career firefighters of Marin County as they work
to protect life and property.

About Us

Who We Are

For close to a century, firefighters in Marin County have been working together to find the most effective and efficient means of keeping our residents safe. Starting in 1929 with the formation of the Marin County Association of Fire Departments, firefighters throughout the region have been working together to deliver the best fire protection to our residents, visitors, and businesses. Today, our association represents more than 400 firefighters from 11 local and county government fire departments and districts. That includes nearly every firefighter from every district, county, and municipal fire department in Marin County. Our members take pride in the community involvement and leadership that Marin firefighters provide locally, statewide, and nationally.

Our Initiatives

Fire engines in Marin are dangerously understaffed, with most agencies choosing to forego the additional cost of staffing their to meet minimum standards.
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Our Union

Our association represents a diverse group of skilled, highly educated men and women, with nearly 100% membership among uniformed, professional "career" firefighters from every fire department, district, and community in Marin

Our Departments

Our Charities

Each year we strive to donate not only monetarily, but our time and volunteer hours throughout the community to benefit numerous charities, groups and national organizations. You can help us do even more.

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Marin Fallen Firefighters

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    Jeffrey Victor Powers

    1963-2008
    Southern Marin Fire Protection District
    Heart Attack While on Duty

  • Samuel J. Blumenberg

    Unknown-1970
    Hamilton Field Fire Department
    Rescue Boat Accident

  • John Jones

    1943-2008
    San Rafael Fire Department
    Occupational Cancer

  • George Cavallero

    1918-1969
    Novato Fire Protection District
    Heart Attack While Responding to Fire

  • Edward Kelly

    1946-2007
    Ross Valley Fire Department
    Occupational Cancer

  • Frank Kinsler

    1938-1961
    Alto Fire Department
    Railroad Tunnel Fire, Tunnel Collapse

  • James Niven

    1935-1978
    Larkspur Fire Department
    Fire Engine Crash en route to Structure Fire

  • Scott Carnevale

    1969-2011
    Alameda Fire Department/Mill Valley, Tamalpais, Marin County Fire Departments
    Occupational Cancer

  • William Marsh

    Unknown-1980
    San Rafael Fire Department
    Aneurysm

  • Lee MacDonald

    UNKNOWN-2012
    San Rafael Fire Department
    Occupational Cancer

To Remember The Fallen

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