Firefighters can get 50% off a new SimpliSafe home security system, 50% off weekday lift tickets at Sugar Bowl and 40% off Vortex optics through SCHEELS. After those, the list runs from 10% to 30% off at brands that name firefighters, plus $500 off a new Ram or Jeep. Every offer below is open to firefighters, either by name or as part of a first responder group, and each entry gives the amount, how to verify and what the discount leaves out.
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Check the final price after you verify and before you pay, since terms change. Verification runs through ID.me, GovX, SheerID, VerifyPass or the ID you show in person, and each entry names which one. Brands that say “first responders” without listing jobs are in the last section.
Phone Plans And Tech
Verizon: 10% Off Your Monthly Plan
Active, retired and volunteer firefighters, along with police and EMS workers, get a monthly discount from Verizon, and its first responder page shows 10% off the base monthly rate. Click Check eligibility and verify with ID.me. You may be asked for a pay stub, a retiree or pension statement or an employee ID. It’s one offer per account. Verizon’s support page quotes different amounts for some plans, $10 to $25 per account on Unlimited plans and 15% on most others, so read the price at the last step of the order before you commit.
T-Mobile: $720 A Year On Four Lines
T-Mobile’s First Responder Savings plans are for state and local firefighters, EMTs and law enforcement, whether active, volunteer or retired on a pension. T-Mobile says first responders save $720 a year with four lines on Experience plans. Pick the plan, then verify at my.t-mobile.com/profile within 45 days with an ID card, a paystub less than 60 days old, a certification or a pension statement. Without it, the plan costs up to $20 more per line each month. Administrative and support roles inside an agency aren’t eligible.
AT&T: FirstNet Plans From $45 A Line
AT&T’s offer for firefighters is FirstNet, a separate set of plans for law enforcement, fire and rescue, emergency medical responders and 9-1-1 dispatch, not a percent off a regular plan. Value 2.0 costs $45 a month for one line and drops to $27 a line at the lowest tier, and it’s for public service professionals who pay for their own service. A verified subscriber’s family lines save 20%, 15% or 10% depending on the plan. Check your eligibility and sign up at firstnet.com, not on att.com’s regular plan pages.
Dell: Up To 10% Extra Off Eligible Products
Dell covers police, professional or volunteer firefighters, EMTs and search and rescue professionals, and it takes up to 10% extra off eligible products on Dell.com. Sign in to a Dell account, register for Dell Rewards, then verify through SheerID from your account. You can buy up to two eligible products per transaction and make two transactions a year. It can combine with select offers but not with other Dell coupons.
Trucks And Vehicles
Ram: $500 Off Select New Trucks And Vans
Ram takes $500 off select new trucks and vans for law enforcement, career and volunteer firefighters, and EMTs and paramedics. Click Get Authorization Number on Ram’s first responder page, submit the basic eligibility details, and show the code at a franchised dealer when you buy or lease. The $500 covers only the listed models and model years, and spouses of first responders qualify in certain cases.
Jeep: $500 Off Select New Jeeps
Jeep takes $500 off the purchase or lease of select new Jeeps for law enforcement, career and volunteer firefighters, and EMTs and paramedics. Get an authorization number on Jeep’s first responder page and show it to a franchised dealer when you buy or lease. Only the listed Jeep and Wagoneer models count, and the dealer sees the code at the time of sale, not afterward.
Ford: A Cash Reward On A New Ford Or Lincoln
Ford gives first responders an exclusive cash reward toward a new Ford or Lincoln, and it accepts proof from career firefighters (federal, state and local), volunteer firefighters, police, EMTs and paramedics, and dispatchers. Check your offer on Ford’s program site before you visit a dealer. You confirm your status through ID.me. The reward is for U.S. residents, covers up to five purchases or leases a year, and stacking depends on the dealer.
Boots, Workwear And Shoes
Thorogood: Up To 15% Off Workwear
Thorogood gives first responders, including law enforcement, fire and EMS, up to 15% off workwear apparel and accessories, not boots. Click the discount button on Thorogood’s GovX page, verify with GovX ID and copy the single-use code, then enter it at checkout. You can get one code per day.
Under Armour: 20% Off All Purchases
Under Armour gives first responders 20% off all purchases on UA.com, the UA app and UA Brand House, and 10% at UA Factory House. Police, fire, nurses, doctors and EMT all count as first responders. Shop on UA.com, choose Military and First Responder Discount at checkout and verify with ID.me. You can’t combine it with other promotional codes, sitewide promotions or gift card purchases.
adidas: 30% Off Select Full-Price Items
adidas gives verified first responders 30% off select full-price items at adidas.com/us, capped at $250 of discount and one use per customer. Police, firefighters, EMT and 911 dispatchers all count, active or retired. Add items to your bag and, under “Use a promo code,” choose Verify with ID.me. The offer can’t be combined with other offers, and select styles are excluded.
Nike: 10% Off Most Items
Nike takes 10% off most items on Nike.com and in the Nike App for U.S. Nike Members, and EMTs, firefighters and law enforcement all count as eligible first responders. Verify with SheerID using proof of your name, organization and status, and you get a single-use promo code. You can ask for a new code every seven days. The discount applies to the first $500 of a qualified purchase and skips Nike By You, gift cards, select Launch and SNKRS products and Apple products.
Lululemon: 15% Off Online And In Store
Lululemon gives U.S. first responders 15% off, and firefighters, law enforcement, search and rescue, EMTs, medical doctors and licensed nurses are all covered. Choose Get Verified on its first responder page, sign in to a lululemon account and finish the SheerID check. Online, turn on the 15% toggle at checkout. In a store, bring a valid ID and ask a lululemon educator to apply it. The discount is for members only, and exclusions apply.
Tools, Optics And Gear
Leatherman: 20% Off Multi-Tools
Leatherman takes 20% off eligible multi-tools for first responders, which it defines as police, fire and EMT. Click Get Discount on the first responder page, verify with VerifyPass and enter the one-time code at leatherman.com. It’s one code per eligible person every 365 days, three discounted tools per order, only on leatherman.com, and it can’t combine with any other offer.
Vortex Optics: 40% Off Through SCHEELS
Vortex optics are 40% off MSRP through the Vortex Discount Program on SCHEELS.com. SCHEELS counts firefighters, police officers, EMTs and 911 dispatchers as first responders. Log in to your SCHEELS account (or create one), verify through ID.me, then shop Vortex optics and accessories. The program lives on SCHEELS’ site, not Vortex’s own.
YETI: 20% Off Eligible Gear
Firefighters, police officers and EMTs qualify for 20% off all eligible YETI gear through ID.me. Set up an ID.me account, add items to your bag at YETI.com and verify through ID.me before you pay. Only eligible items show the lower price, so check the total before you place the order. YETI also caps discounted purchases each year and leaves out new releases, so check the terms before a big order.
Dark Angel Medical: 30% Off Through GovX
Dark Angel Medical, which makes trauma kits, gives first responders 30% off through GovX ID, and it counts fire, police, EMS and healthcare workers. Click Get Verified on any product page or in your cart, verify once, and GovX gives you a one-time code. Training classes are excluded, and the discount doesn’t combine with other codes.
Sig Sauer: 15% Off The Webstore, Dealer Pricing On Firearms
Sig Sauer’s Off-Duty Program covers sworn law enforcement, corrections officers, EMTs, firefighters, volunteer firefighters and paramedics. The webstore takes 15% off all non-sale items: click Get Discount, verify with VerifyPass and enter the one-time code at checkout. Firearms get special pricing through participating dealers, with an approved purchaser ID, and no figure is printed for that. Webstore codes aren’t valid on sale items or gift cards.
Glock: $75 To $100 Off Through Blue Label Dealers
Glock’s Blue Label Program takes most pricing $75 to $100 off retail, up to two weapons a calendar year. Active duty and volunteer firefighters, plus EMTs and paramedics, can use it, but only through a local Blue Label dealer, not directly from Glock. Check Glock’s eligible-ID list for your job, find a dealer on Glock’s locator and show an approved purchaser ID. Certifications alone don’t qualify.
Home Security And Money
SimpliSafe: 50% Off A New System
SimpliSafe takes 50% off a new home security system for first responders including Police, Fire and EMT. Open SimpliSafe’s Protectors page, choose First Responders, verify with VerifyPass and use the one-time code at SimpliSafe.com. It works only on SimpliSafe.com and only on a new system, each code is one use per customer and good for one year, and it can’t be combined with other offers.
Firefighters First Federal Credit Union: A $250 Checking Bonus
Firefighters First is a credit union open to new, active and retired firefighters, fire department employees and their immediate families. New members can earn $250 when they open a checking account with direct deposit, a 0.75% rate bump on certificates and a 0.50% discount on fixed term loans, all during the first twelve months. The $250 needs direct deposits of at least $1,000 a month for two consecutive months, and the bonus counts as taxable income.
A Day Off, Travel And A Night Out
Sugar Bowl Resort: 50% Off Weekday Lift Tickets
Sugar Bowl takes 50% off lift tickets Monday through Friday on non-holiday days. The offer is valid for law enforcement, firefighters and EMTs and paramedics, along with active duty military and veterans. Open the deals page, buy your ticket online in advance and show valid ID at pickup. It doesn’t cover weekends or holidays.
Sandals: 10% Off All-Inclusive Resorts
Sandals takes 10% off for police, firefighters, EMT and search and rescue members, and retired police and firefighters qualify too. Sign in to your Sandals account, verify through the SheerID form in your profile, then open the reservation under Trips and apply the first responders discount. It covers one room per first responder, can’t be combined with other promotions, and can’t be applied within 60 days of travel or to a paid-in-full booking.
Spartan Race: Up To 25% Off Registration
Spartan takes up to 25% off race registration and 15% off merchandise for current and former law enforcement, firefighters and first responders, including EMT, EMS and paramedics. Open Spartan’s Service Member Discounts page, verify with GovX ID, click Purchase on your race and paste the one-time code at checkout. You get one code per day, and merchandise excludes Power Systems, Ram Rollers, gift cards, iTab and custom jerseys.
Dave & Buster’s: 15% Off Food And Drinks
Dave & Buster’s takes 15% off food and non-alcoholic drinks with a valid military or first responder ID, and firefighters and EMTs are among the jobs it means. Show your ID to the server. The discount covers you and up to four guests, and it excludes game play, gift cards, alcohol, past purchases, tax and gratuity.
Outback Steakhouse: 10% Off The Whole Check
Outback takes 10% off the entire check, all day, every day, for police, firefighters and first responders. Show a valid service ID at the restaurant. It doesn’t work through online ordering, so call to order, present your ID and pay in person. It’s one discount per table.
Union Programs For Members
These two are for IAFF members, not for every firefighter, and neither prints a percentage.
Liberty Mutual: Savings For IAFF Members
Liberty Mutual and the International Association of Fire Fighters have teamed up to give members special savings on insurance. The offer is for current IAFF members only, and no percentage is printed. Get a quote through the IAFF partner page and mention your union membership.
IAFF: Insurance, Banking And Retirement Programs
The IAFF Financial Corporation provides members with insurance products and services built for fire fighters, plus help with budgeting, saving and investing. You join through your local. The member resources page sits behind an IAFF login, so what’s listed there isn’t covered here.
Brands That Offer A First Responder Discount Without Listing Jobs
These brands offer a first responder discount without listing jobs, so you find out whether your role fits when you verify. Each one verifies through ID.me or at checkout.
Bushnell: 40% Off Sitewide
Bushnell gives military and first responders 40% off the whole bushnell.com site. At checkout, click Verify with ID.me and the discount applies automatically. It can’t be combined with any other promotion or code.
onX: 40% Off Memberships
onX takes 40% off onX Hunt, onX Offroad and onX Backcountry memberships for first responders who verify through ID.me. On the Billing tab, click Verify with ID.me. It applies to new purchases only, not an active membership.
HP: Up To 40% Off
HP’s first responder store gives verified first responders discounts up to 40%, free shipping and easy returns. Click Verify with ID.me, complete the HP store registration and shop at the member prices. It’s for U.S. residents, and contract and volume customers aren’t eligible.
Reebok: 30% Off Select Styles
Reebok takes 30% off select styles for all first responders, nurses, physicians and hospital employees. Choose ID.me at checkout and verify, and the discount applies automatically. It excludes clearance clothing and delivery charges, it’s for U.S. customers buying on reebok.com, and it can’t combine with other offers.
Brooks Running: 25% Off Eligible Items
Brooks gives first responders, nurses and military 25% off eligible items on BrooksRunning.com. Sign in or create an ID.me account, copy the promo code and enter it at checkout. You get up to three single-use codes in a rolling 12 months. It’s online only and skips sale items.
Carhartt: 15% Off Apparel And Accessories
Carhartt takes 15% off apparel and accessories for military members, first responders and nurses. Open Carhartt’s discount program page or ID.me’s Carhartt page, choose your group and verify with ID.me.
Q&A
Q: Do volunteer firefighters qualify for these discounts?
A: Yes, at several. Verizon, T-Mobile, Dell, Ram, Jeep, Sig Sauer and Glock each name volunteer firefighters, and Ford lists volunteer firefighters among its accepted proof. Glock sells to them only through local Blue Label dealers. Sandals names firefighters without separating volunteers, so ask before you book.
Q: Do retired firefighters get these discounts?
A: Yes, at several. Sandals, Verizon, T-Mobile (pensioned retirees), adidas (active or retired) and Firefighters First all say retired firefighters qualify. Many others don’t say, so check the terms before you build a cart.
Q: What proof will I need at the register or at checkout?
A: It depends on the brand. Dave & Buster’s and Outback ask for a valid ID at the table, and Sugar Bowl wants valid ID at ticket pickup. Verizon may ask for a pay stub, retiree or pension statement or employee ID, and T-Mobile accepts an ID card, a recent paystub or a certification. Online, most brands hand the check to ID.me, GovX, SheerID or VerifyPass.
Q: Which of these are only for firefighters?
A: Firefighters First Federal Credit Union is the one entry that’s only for firefighters, fire department employees and their families. The IAFF programs at the end are for union members. Everything else also names police, EMTs or first responders generally.
Q: Can I stack these with sales or other codes?
A: Several can’t be combined. SimpliSafe, Leatherman, Bushnell, adidas and Under Armour all say the discount can’t be combined with other offers or codes, and Dell won’t stack it with other Dell coupons. Nike’s code can be used with free shipping codes only. Read the cart total after you verify and before you pay.
Q: Is there a firefighter discount on a phone plan?
A: Yes, three. Verizon shows 10% off the base monthly rate, T-Mobile’s First Responder Savings plans work out to $720 a year on four Experience lines, and AT&T’s FirstNet plans start at $45 a month for one line and drop to $27 a line at the lowest tier.
Q: Which offers have the highest percentage off?
A: SimpliSafe and Sugar Bowl both take 50% off, SimpliSafe on a new home security system and Sugar Bowl on weekday lift tickets. Vortex optics through SCHEELS come next at 40%, and Dark Angel Medical takes 30% through GovX.
More Information:
Check the price on your screen after you verify and before you pay. For the full list across every category, see our guide to first responder discounts. See the police officer discounts and the EMT and paramedic discounts pages too.