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Maryland State Firefighters Association (MSFA)

Represents Maryland's volunteer fire, rescue, and EMS companies and offers member benefits and programs including a Cancer Support Committee, Wills for Heroes, scholarships, a Joint Mental Wellness Task Force, a behavioral-health resource list, a survivor/LODD procedural guide, and a Bereavement Uniform Program.

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Not stated on the org's own site
Coverage
Statewide Maryland (Maryland)
Last Verified
October 9, 2026

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