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About SFFMA

The SFFMA is one of the largest trade associations in Texas. The 134 year old organization is the oldest and the largest fire service association in the state. Membership includes 1200 fire and EMS departments, 21,000+ individual members, international members, and over 80 industrial fire brigades. The cornerstone of the organization is the Certification Program for volunteer firefighters, which encourages training, education and certification for all volunteers. The SFFMA founded and now supports and sponsors the world's largest fire training school, at Texas A&M University, providing instructors and professional service on the TEEX Fire School's Advisory Board. In addition, the association is extremely active in its legislative efforts that effect the fire service of Texas.

 

 


 

About AMBA

Association Member Benefits Advisors (AMBA) is a nationwide full-service agency focused on plan design, negotiations, and implementation of benefits for associations. AMBA assists SFFMA in obtaining quality products with flexible choices for members.

AMBA continuously evaluates the markets to provide the most competitive rates and benefits available. The satisfaction of our associations and their members is AMBA's highest priority. AMBA is proud to have served many associations and their members for more than 20 years. Our superior standards for providing innovative benefits and prompt, courteous service, are AMBA hallmarks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You can visit SFFMA's main website at www.SFFMA.org

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