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North Carolina State Firefighters Association

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With the June 30th deadline quickly approaching, we have created a couple of step-by-step videos that explain the retired member categories and adding a retired member to your NCSFA roster. This is vital information and includes the steps to take to ensure eligible retirees receive the NC Firefighter Cancer Benefit.  *Note, this is a living cancer benefit; not to be confused with the LODD cancer benefit.

 

To be eligible for the benefit, a retiree must:
  • Have retired within the last 10 years, and
  • Have at least 20 years of service on a certified roster (does not have to be with the same department)
*Before adding a retired member, please ensure you have their retirement date on hand.

 

Please note: Retirees must be added to an NCSFA roster by June 30thto qualify. This is a firm deadline, and listing them on your roster is a required step for benefit eligibility.

 

Please watch the videos below and call our office with any questions, (919) 821-2132.

 

For more information on the cancer benefit, visit VFISNC.com.

 

For roster management questions, contact the NCSFA office at (919) 821-2132 or email Midori@ncsfa.com.

Below are four (4) videos explaining adding retirees to your roster and the three (3) different category options for those retirees.

Each video contains similar information, watch the one you feel best meets your needs.

This video provides a step-by-step walkthrough on how to add a retired member to your department’s roster:

It covers all required fields you’ll need to complete, explains the appropriate retired status categories—Retired-Active, Retired-Inactive, or Non-Member-Retired—and helps you choose the correct designation.

This resource is designed to ensure the process is completed accurately and that eligible retirees are not left off your roster.

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to update a retired member’s designation on your department’s roster:

It explains the three eligible retired status categories—Retired-Active, Retired-Inactive, and Non-Member-Retired—and walks you through how to correctly assign the appropriate designation.

The video also demonstrates what your roster should look like once the update is completed properly, helping you verify that the changes were successful.

This quick video breaks down the three roster categories for retired members:

✅ Retired–Active

✅ Retired–Inactive

✅ Non-Member–Retired

Each category is explained so you can accurately designate your retirees.

This more in depth video explains the three roster designation categories for retired members:
  • Retired–Active
  • Retired–Inactive
  • Non-Member–Retired