Who we are and how we serve insurers, agents, and Washington state residents.
Engaging thought leadership on key insurance industry issues from our CEO.
Get to know the team behind WSRB’s trusted data and excellent customer service.
Learn about the benefits of working at WSRB and apply for open positions.
A guide to key risks in Washington state: fire, wildfire, and earthquakes.
Expert webinars, timely discussions, and in-depth conversations with industry leaders..
Information on loss costs, policy rating, and assessment tools.
Links to help you work smarter and serve your customers.
The evaluation process explained from start to finish.
News on emerging risks as well as our latest products.
In-depth content on essential insurance topics.
Weekly newsletter covering the P/C industry, curated by our experts.
Who we are and how we serve insurers, agents, and Washington state residents.
Engaging thought leadership on key insurance industry issues from our CEO.
Get to know the team behind WSRB’s trusted data and excellent customer service.
Learn about the benefits of working at WSRB and apply for open positions.
A guide to key risks in Washington state: fire, wildfire, and earthquakes.
Expert webinars, timely discussions, and in-depth conversations with industry leaders..
Information on loss costs, policy rating, and assessment tools.
Links to help you work smarter and serve your customers.
The evaluation process explained from start to finish.
News on emerging risks as well as our latest products.
In-depth content on essential insurance topics.
Weekly newsletter covering the P/C industry, curated by our experts.
Learn more about our Fire Service Scholarships.
The WFC Scholarship covers the registration cost for one Washington state fire chief each year.
According to fire chiefs, the WFC Conference is a must-attend event that provides benefits on multiple levels:
Learn more about the Washington Fire Chiefs here.
The FPI Scholarship covers the event registration cost for one Washington state fire professional each year.
The weeklong Fire Protection Institute is hosted by the Washington State Association of Fire Marshals, the State Fire Marshal’s Office, the Washington Public Fire Educators, and the Washington chapter of the International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI).
Each year, the scholarship recipient will have the opportunity to network with other fire officials, attend various educational sessions and return to their communities with increased fire prevention, education, and investigation knowledge. Additionally, the annual event includes essential Continuing Education training hours needed for code recertification.
Learn more about the Washington State Association of Fire Marshals here.
The WSFFA Scholarship covers the event registration cost for two WSFFA members each year.
The three-day Annual Fire School has been held since 1923. The event helps promote the security of firefighters and the citizens they serve by providing training emphasizing safety and best practices.
Attendees can attend a variety of seminars, lessons, and trainings. Courses range from Basic Skills Training and Firefighter RIT Operations to specialized topics such as Fires in Hybrid Vehicles & New Car Tech. The event also features the Fire Service Vendor Show and the Annual Awards Banquet & Firefighters' Ball.
Learn more about the Washington State Fire Fighters' Association here.
"I enjoyed attending the annual WFC Conference. The instructors at the conference are people teaching from real-life experience and there was training available that I could immediately put into play once back in the district. I was able to connect with other Chiefs, many of which I only know by attending this conference, and was able to discuss their programs and how they deal with the challenges that we all face in managing a fire district."
"My current jurisdiction a large rural area, and, up to this point, we have not had an engaged fire marshal; I feel that we are woefully behind with a fire inspection program. I know what is needed to protect the community where my family works, lives, learns, and recreates, and I require knowledge that comes from exposure to like-minded individuals that would be found in WSAFM and the Fire Protection Institute."
Attended the Washington Fire Chiefs Conference in 2023.
"High Prairie is a rural volunteer fire department located in south central Washington state. We provide fire, rescue, and medical response services to 50.25 square miles which includes almost 400 residents and several state, federal, and tribal properties."
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