Rosen endorsed by key Nevada union representing thousands of Nevada firefighters, praised for bipartisan record of results delivering for first responders
Today, Senator Jacky Rosen announced a key endorsement from the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada (PFFN) in support of her reelection campaign. PFFN represents thousands of Nevada firefighters and first responders across 22 local chapters, working to uplift Nevada’s professional firefighters through schools of instruction and legislation that protects emergency personnel.
Watch full remarks HERE.
During a press conference in Reno, Senator Rosen joined PFFN leadership to highlight her record of supporting Nevada firefighters, including her recent work to pass the bipartisan Fire Grants and Safety Act into law. Rosen has also secured a historic pay raise for federal wildland firefighters through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, introduced bipartisan legislation to promote fair pay for wildland firefighters and invest in mental health resources for first responders, and delivered millions of dollars for community projects supporting local Nevada firefighters.
“Jacky Rosen cares about the danger that our firefighters face every day on the job, and she always listens to us about the support we need to continue to serve safely,” said Todd Ingalsbee, President of the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada. “As one of the most bipartisan and effective senators, Senator Rosen is a champion for firefighters across our state and understands what it takes to get us the resources and fair pay we deserve. We are lucky to have Senator Rosen delivering for Nevada firefighters and first responders in Washington, and we are proud to enthusiastically endorse her for reelection.”
“Our firefighting community exemplifies bravery – springing into action during horrific natural disasters and rushing into harm’s way during some of our state’s darkest moments,” said Senator Jacky Rosen. “I am proud to be endorsed by the Professional Fire Fighters of Nevada, and I will continue working to honor that support by getting things done in a bipartisan way for our firefighters and first responders.”
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