"The vital role
of the Utah Fire Caucus
is essential in disseminating information to legislators, and
in turn, their constituents "

— Sen. Patrice Arent, Utah Fire Caucus founder and
former co-chair

Origins of the
Utah Fire Caucus

The non-partisan Utah Fire Caucus was formed in 2004. It is modeled after the very successful Congressional Fire Service Caucus (CFSC), established in 1987 in Washington, D.C., by Pennsylvania Congressman Curt Weldon. At 340 members, this is the largest caucus in the U.S. Congress. The CFSC is supported by the Congressional Fire Services Institute (CSFI), a non-partisan, non-profit organization of fire service and related trade groups and organizations. Its mission is to provide "services and programs to engage members of Congress in fire and life safety issues."

In Utah, the broadly-based, 20-year-old Joint Council of Fire Service Organizations provides information and support to the Utah Fire Caucus.

More Information
Utah Fire Caucus Brochure (pdf)

Supporters

AAA Fire Safety and Alarm

Professional Fire Fighters of Utah

ADT Security

Quality Fire Protection

Alpine Fire Protection

The Safety Team

Apparatus Equipment and Service

Salt Lake Retired Firefighters Assn.

Certified Fire Protection

Serta Mattress

Chapparal Fire Protection

Simplex Grinnell

Davis Fire Officers Assn.

Steve Speirs Radiant Heating & Plumbing

Delta Fire Systems

Therese Milad Planning Pathways

Diversified Insurance

Treasure Fire Protection

Fire Engineering

Utah State Fire Chiefs Assn.

Firefighters Credit Union

Utah State Firemen’s Assn.

Fire Services Inc.

Utah Training Officers Assn.

Fire Systems Specialists, Inc.

Valley Chiefs Association

Firetrol Protection

Vanguard Fire Protection

First Fire Protection

Wasatch Fire Protection

Gold Cross Ambulance

Weber Fire Officers

IAFF Local 1645

Wells Fargo Bank

K-Bell Plumbing

Western Automatic Sprinklers

Kimco Fire Protection

Workers Compensation of Utah

Lewis, Young, Robertson and Burningham

Yamas Controls

Midvale Firefighters Assn.