Paid for by the Association for Firefighters PAC and not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

2026 midterms

Supporting policies and candidates that strengthen firefighter safety

Association for Firefighters PAC is a bipartisan, independent expenditure only political committee focused on federal policies affecting firefighter training, equipment, safety standards, health care, and benefits.

We independently communicate with voters about candidates and public policy. We are not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

— Days to Election Day
Nov 3 2026 Election Day

What the committee does

Our purpose

Firefighters need reliable training, modern equipment, adequate staffing, and meaningful physical and mental health support. Association for Firefighters PAC supports public policies and independently supports candidates who make those priorities a serious part of their work.

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Firefighter safety

Support policies that improve training, protective equipment, emergency readiness, and on the job safety.

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Health and support services

Support federal policy that improves firefighters’ access to occupational health care, mental health resources, cancer prevention, and long term disability and survivor benefits.

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Public information

Inform voters about legislation, elections, and policy issues that affect firefighters and public safety.

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Independent political advocacy

Independently support or oppose federal candidates based on their positions and records on firefighter related issues. The PAC does not coordinate its communications with candidates or candidate committees.

Federal legislation

Bills to watch

Association for Firefighters PAC monitors emerging federal legislation affecting firefighters and first responders. We highlight practical proposals with bipartisan support, meaningful public-safety impact, and a credible path forward in Congress.

S. 825 · 119th Congress

Passed Senate

Fighting Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Act of 2025

Requires the Justice Department to propose a program that makes treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder available to public safety officers.

Chuck Grassley, R–Iowa Passed the Senate, June 10, 2026

Who supports this bill

Introduced by Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, with bipartisan support from 19 Senate cosponsors.

View sponsors and cosponsors Read the bill

H.R. 4671 · 119th Congress

Reported

Ensuring Casualty Assistance for our Firefighters Act

Directs the Interior Department to create a casualty assistance program for the next of kin of firefighters and wildland fire support personnel.

Josh Harder, D–California Reported by committee, Feb. 11, 2026

Who supports this bill

Introduced by Rep. Josh Harder of California, with bipartisan support from three House cosponsors.

View sponsors and cosponsors Read the bill

November 3, 2026

Make your voice heard

Election Day is November 3, 2026.

Learn about the issues. Contact your elected representatives. Vote.