What We Do
Local DEMO has been fighting for working class families for more than 70 year. We stand up for our members in the legislative, political, and social landscapes.
Who We Are
Our staff is made up of hard working men and women who know workers rights. Our E-Board has more than 100 years of combined experience standing up to employers.
Who We Represent
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Proudly serving our community for over 70 years.
Local 1212 fights for hard-working families. Get involved today!
More than 70 years ago, a Boston fire fighter launched what would become one of North America’s most recognizable fundraisers. Coffee cans in hand, George Graney and a group of 20 other Local 718 members went door-to-door, raising $5,000 for a family whose two children had Duchenne muscular dystrophy. That campaign laid the foundation for a lasting partnership between the IAFF and the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA).
Fishers Fire District, NY Local 4907, backed by the IAFF and the state association, is going toe-to-toe with the district board to keep the fire department open.
Following a series of assaults and threats against on-duty members, Winnipeg Man. Local 867 is calling on all levels of government to introduce measures to make their workplace safer including the revival of federal legislation that would provide harsher penalties for those convicted of such offences.
The bill – named after Kansas City, MO Local 42 fire fighter-paramedic Graham Hoffman, who was killed while responding to a medical call – would make assaulting first responders a federal crime.