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City
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Olympia
County
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Thurston
Address
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James R. Larson Forum Building 605 E 11th Avenue #106 PO Box 114
Phone Number
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(360) 753-7318
Zip Code
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98507
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington Board for Volunteer Firefighters and Reserve Officers
The Board discussed budget changes resulting from the 2026 supplemental session, specifically focusing on the reduction in expenditure authority and the resulting necessity to rely on WSIB funds to cover liabilities. A Strategic Assets Allocation Study was presented by the WSIB team, covering risk management, asset class solutions, and investment stability. The Board approved a Pension Participation Exemption Request, administrative expenditure vouchers, and various retirement pensions and lump-sum settlements. Discussion also included the potential to increase volunteer benefits and incentives within the program's scope.
The Board reviewed volunteer demographic data, focusing on injury claims and enrollment trends, and initiated planning for a work session regarding recruitment and retention. Discussions also covered budget adjustments concerning the transfer of fire insurance premium tax funds and an introduction to the new Executive Director of the Washington State Fire Commissioners Association. Additionally, the Board held an executive session to review personnel records, approved administrative expenditure vouchers, and authorized various retirement pensions and lump-sum settlements.
The board discussed the status of the presumptive disease study committee and its objective to report recommendations to the legislature regarding cancers presumed to arise from volunteer firefighting. An appeals claim settlement was acknowledged, and a permanent partial disability award was authorized. The board also planned a future work session to review funding methods, reviewed administrative leave and pay records, approved expenditure vouchers, and authorized various retirement pensions and lump-sum settlements.
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