The NFSA Southwest Region promotes fire sprinklers in Arizona. Its mission: “to protect lives and property from fire through the widespread acceptance of the fire sprinkler concept.”

The Boston Chapter of the NFSA is made up of individuals and professional organizations that are committed to promoting the fire sprinkler concept in the Boston metropolitan area. NFSA works closely with local tradespeople, fire officials, and lawmakers to advance the fire sprinkler concept in New England.

The Capital Region of the National Fire Sprinkler Association represents the industry and NFSA members in Washington D.C., Northern Virginia, West Maryland, and the two southern counties in Delaware. Terin Hopkins, Field Service Coordinator, with support from Special Projects Manager Caleb Armbrust and NFSA HQ are available for any industry related, training, events, or legislative issues.

The Columbia-Willamette Chapter of the NFSA is comprised of trade organizations, fire officials, and other professionals who are dedicated to advancing the fire sprinkler concept throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Suzanne Mayr is the Regional Manager for both the Puget Sound and Columbia-Willamette Chapters. For more information on fire sprinklers in Oregon, training, events, and membership benefits, please contact her at mayr@nfsa.org or 253-208-8467

The Connecticut Chapter of the NFSA is made up of individuals and professional organizations that are committed to advancing the fire sprinkler concept in the state of Connecticut. The chapter is committed to the overall NFSA mission:

“To protect lives and property from fire through the wide-spread acceptance of the fire sprinkler concept.”

The NFSA Connecticut Chapter works closely with fire departments, fire sprinkler professionals, and elected officials to educate the public and influence public policy in favor of making the Constitution State a safer place for everyone who lives there.

The chapter regularly hosts fire sprinkler demonstrations for the public and elected officials as well as chapter events for all NFSA members. At these chapter meetings and outings, members not only gain an understanding of updates in Connecticut and the New England and greater New York areas, but also learn about new products in the industry as well as updates in national legislation and initiatives.

The Empire Chapter of the National Fire Sprinkler Association is made up of individuals and organizations that are dedicated to promoting the widespread acceptance of fire sprinklers in New York and the rest of the country. NFSA works closely with firefighters, elected officials, and other community leaders to promote fire safety.

The Florida Fire Sprinkler Association is a group of professionals dedicated to advancing the fire sprinkler concept throughout the state. Executive Director Lorrell Bush works closely with fire officials and legislators to promote fire safety.

For more information on training, membership, and events, contact Lorrell Bush at bush@nfsa.org.

You can learn more about the Florida Fire Sprinkler Association by visiting their website or by calling 443-863-4277. 

The Illinois Chapter of the National Fire Sprinkler Association is dedicated to advancing the fire sprinkler concept throughout the state. The chapter works closely with the grassroots organization Northern Illinois Fire Sprinkler Advisory Board to effect a widespread acceptance of fire sprinklers across the region.

The Indiana Chapter of the National Fire Sprinkler Association is made up of individuals and organizations that are dedicated to promoting the widespread acceptance of fire sprinklers in Indiana and the rest of the country. Ron Ritchey, Great Lakes Field Service Coordinator, works closely with firefighters, elected officials, and other community leaders to promote fire safety.

For more information on training, events, and membership, contact Ron at Ritchey@nfsa.org.

The National Fire Sprinkler Association has two Chapters located in Northern and Southern California.  The San Francisco Bay Area NFSA Chapter and the Los Angeles Area NFSA Chapter both work toward our mission “to protect lives and property from fire through the widespread acceptance of the fire sprinkler concept.”

The southern chapter advocates for Los Angeles fire sprinklers, and fire sprinklers in the surrounding area. For information, contact Gary West, Director of Field Ops and Govt Relations. To contact Gary, email him at west@nfsa.org. To learn about our member benefits, click here.

The Michigan Chapter of the National Fire Sprinkler Association is dedicated to advancing the fire sprinkler concept throughout the state. Our chapter works closely alongside fire officials, elected officials, and other community leaders to promote the widespread acceptance of fire sprinklers. For more information on chapter events, training, and membership benefits, contact Ron Ritchey at ritchey@nfsa.org at 765-412-6707 (cell).

The Minnesota Chapter of the National Fire Sprinkler Association is dedicated to advancing the fire sprinkler concept throughout the state. The chapter is headed by fire protection veteran and former Minnesota state fire marshal Tom Brace. Tom works closely alongside fire officials, legislators, and the public to promote the widespread acceptance of fire sprinklers. For more information on chapter events, training, and membership benefits, contact Tom Brace at brace@nfsa.org, 651-603-8827 (office) or 651-644-7800 (cell).

The New Jersey Chapter of the NFSA is a group of professionals whose shared interest is advocating for the widespread acceptance and usage of fire sprinklers in New Jersey. Members come from a variety of different fields, from fire services to education and marketing, but they all share a common goal: to save lives and protect property. In accordance with its mission, the New Jersey chapter is committed to promoting the fire sprinkler industry, protecting the fire sprinkler industry, and strengthening the National Fire Sprinkler Association.

The New Jersey Chapter works closely with members of local communities, including firefighters, educators, and elected officials, to accomplish this goal.

The Chapter offers several educational events that highlight fire sprinkler effectiveness, including burn trailer demonstrations, side by side burns, grant burns, and training seminars.

To learn more about fire sprinklers in New Jersey, contact the New Jersey chapter at 866-226-6006 or visit saveandprotect.org.

The Penjerdel Chapter of the NFSA is a group of professionals who work to promote the fire sprinkler industry in New Jersey. The chapter works alongside elected officials, fire departments, and local unions from Sussex County down to Cape May County to achieve this goal.

The Chapter offers several educational events that highlight fire sprinkler effectiveness, and offers a number of grants to local departments to fund side by side burns. For more info on the chapter and New Jersey fire sprinklers, visit us online at saveandprotect.org or call 866-226-6006.

The Puget Sound Chapter of the NFSA is comprised of trade organizations, fire officials, and other professionals who are dedicated to advancing the fire sprinkler concept throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Suzanne Mayr is the Regional Manager for both the Columbia-Willamette and Puget Sound Chapters. For more information on fire sprinklers, training, events, and membership benefits, please contact her at mayr@nfsa.org or 253-208-8467

The National Fire Sprinkler Association has two Chapters located in Northern and Southern California.  The San Francisco Bay Area NFSA Chapter and the Los Angeles Area NFSA Chapter both work toward our mission “to protect lives and property from fire through the widespread acceptance of the fire sprinkler concept.”

For more information on San Francisco fire sprinklers, the industry, NFSA membership, and events, please reach out to Gary West at west@nfsa.org.

The St. Louis Metro Area Chapter of the National Fire Sprinkler Association is dedicated to advancing the fire sprinkler concept throughout the region. The chapter is coordinated by fire department veteran and former fire marshal Paul Richard who works closely with fire officials, legislators, and the public to promote the widespread acceptance of fire sprinklers. For more information on chapter events, training, and membership benefits, contact Paul at richard@nfsa.org.

The Tennessee Fire Sprinkler Contractors Association is a professional organization dedicated to public safety that leads and promotes the Fire Sprinkler Industry with Integrity and Education.

For more information, visit their site, or contact Brian Biggs at biggs@nfsa.org.

The South Central Regional Manager- Cindy Giedraitis works throughout Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana to be a resource for the fire sprinkler industry. She works closely with fire officials, legislators, and other community leaders to advance the industry and protect lives and property.

For more information on membership, training, and fire suppression events, please contact Cindy at cindyg@nfsa.org.

Fire sprinkler systems protect people and property. They are an important part of the prevention and risk reduction matrix protecting not only building occupants but also the first responders. Fire sprinklers are the single most effective way to stop fires anywhere. There are systems designed for houses, high rises, existing buildings, campus housing and every other building where people live or work.

The Wisconsin Chapter of the National Fire Sprinkler Association is here to help consumers, fire safety professionals and builders understand and benefit from fire sprinklers.

The chapter is managed by Marty King, State Coordinator for Wisconsin. Marty works closely alongside fire officials, legislators, and the public to promote and advocate for the widespread acceptance of fire sprinklers. For more information on chapter events, training, and membership benefits, contact Marty King at king@nfsa.org, or telephone 414-531-9542.