Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada

Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada includes 3,300 fire and rescue members statewide that provide emergency response services across Nevada. 🚒🚑

The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada was founded on April 4, 1960 and today includes 1,850 active members and 100 retired members through 19 Locals that include Boulder City, Carson City, Central Lyon County, East Fork, Elko, Elko County, Henderson, Incline Village, Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Mt. Charleston, North Lyon County, Pahrump, Reno, Reno Airport, Sparks, Storey County, Tahoe Douglas, and Truckee Meadows. The association's objective was and still is today, to organize all paid professional Fire Fighters within the state of Nevada and encourage a higher plane of skill and efficiency, and to encourage the establishment of schools of instruction for imparting greater knowledge of fire fighting and prevention. The Association also promotes and protects legislation surrounding the welfare of Fire Fighters due to environment hazards encountered throughout the lifetime of a Fire Fighter. The State of Nevada has enacted laws that speaks to these hazards and protects the rights of emergency personnel impacted by these hazards. Current officers of this statewide organization include: president, Angelo Aragon, secretary-treasurer, Scott Gorgon, southern district vice president representing Local 1285, Cory Whitlock, southern district vice president representing Pahrump Valley Local 4068, North Las Vegas Local 1607, and Henderson Local 1883, Brian Wolfgram and northern district vice president representing Carson City Local 2251, Tahoe-Douglas Local 2441, East Fork Local 3726, Storey County Local 4227, Central Lyon County Local 4728, Bryon Hunt. The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada encourage cultivation of friendship among its members and support of their communities. Current state community support efforts include a sponsorship of scholarships through the Nevada Public Education Foundation. These scholarships are made possible by proceeds from annual sales of the Professional Fire Fighters Nevada State license plates that are available to the membership. The Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada have a Benevolent Association that oversees all charitable donations. The mission of the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada is to care for those who are here today, those who have gone before us and those who will surely follow.

02/20/2026
02/12/2026

Another view of the burnt down garage. Firefighters are now retracting their version that it was caused by an ebike explosion saying the cause is back under investigation.

Truckee Meadows Fire and Rescue and Reno Firefighters knocked down the single story house fire on Riata Circle in south Reno near Geiger Grade.
“Five occupants are out safe, but home is uninhabitable. No injuries reported,” their post from earlier today indicates.

02/10/2026
02/10/2026
02/10/2026
02/10/2026

Please join us in recognizing the Sparks Fire Department’s three most recent promotions (left to right):
🚒 Troy May — Promoted to Fire Apparatus Operator
🚒 Ryan Ramos — Promoted to Fire Apparatus Operator
🚒 Yazir Nauhm — Promoted to Fire Captain
These promotions mark an important milestone and reflect the hard work, dedication, and commitment each member continues to show to our department and to the Sparks community. Congratulations to all! 🎉🔥 City of Sparks, Nevada Government

02/10/2026
01/29/2026

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