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The document outlines the guidelines and policies established by the Massachusetts Department of Correction's Health Services Division regarding special health care practices for inmates. It includes provisions for health promotion, emergency medical care, treatment plans for special medical needs, programs for female and disabled inmates, chemical dependency management, therapeutic diets, and health care proxy guidelines. The policy aims to ensure that all inmates receive appropriate medical attention and support in compliance with legal standards.

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How do I find my IAFF number online?

Your IAFF member ID number can be found on your IAFF ID card or contact membership@iaff.org. After logging in to the IAFFs website, you will find the Dues/Subscriptions tab at the top right of the member profile page.

How much money does the IAFF have?

Below you will find the IAFFs Fiscal Year 2019 budget. The Executive Board approved the line-item budget during its meeting on October 25, 2018. Based on 300,000 members, the budget is $52,453,680 from per capita and $19,774,263 from anticipated non-per capita revenue for a total budget of $72,227,943.

How do I get my IAFF card?

Membership cards will be mailed to members home addresses. Cards are run on the 1st and 15th of each month. Please allow four weeks after this date for printing and delivery. New and reinstated members automatically receive a member card in the next run.

Is IAFF a strong union?

The IAFF is the largest and most powerful labor union for fire fighters and emergency medical service workers in North America. For over 100 years, the IAFF has been advocating for safe working conditions, collective bargaining, better pay and benefits, and retirement security for its members.

How powerful is the IAFF?

With offices in Washington, D.C., and Ottawa, Ontario, the IAFF is the fire services strongest voice at the federal level. Our Political Action Committee, FIREPAC, is among the top one-half of 1% of all federally registered PACs in the United States.

How many locals are in IAFF?

We are proud to claim over 180 IAFF locals as CPF affiliates, serving more than 35,000 paid professional firefighters. Select a district and learn more about our affiliates.

How to find your IAFF number?

Your IAFF member ID number can be found on your IAFF ID card or contact membership@iaff.org. Note: Your IAFF username/password for the IAFFs website will be the same username/password you will use for the IAFF-MGs website.

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