What does PFCF mean?
PFCF means Police and Fire Consolidation Fund
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Police and Fire Consolidation Fund?
Police and Fire Consolidation Fund can be abbreviated as PFCF
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What does PFCF stand for? PFCF stands for "Police and Fire Consolidation Fund". |
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How to abbreviate "Police and Fire Consolidation Fund"? "Police and Fire Consolidation Fund" can be abbreviated as PFCF. |
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What is the meaning of PFCF abbreviation? The meaning of PFCF abbreviation is "Police and Fire Consolidation Fund". |
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What is PFCF abbreviation? One of the definitions of PFCF is "Police and Fire Consolidation Fund". |
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What does PFCF mean? PFCF as abbreviation means "Police and Fire Consolidation Fund". |
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What is shorthand of Police and Fire Consolidation Fund? The most common shorthand of "Police and Fire Consolidation Fund" is PFCF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PEPFF - Public Employees Police and Fire Fund
- WPFGF - World Police and Fire Games Federation
- CPFG - California Police and Fire Games
- MRPF - Manchester Regional Police and Fire Pipe Band
- PFRB - Police and Fire Retirement Board
- PFRF - Police and Firefighters Retirement Fund
- PFRO - Police and Fire Retirees of Ohio, Inc.
- PFC - Police and Fire Commission
- PFFCU - Philadelphia Police and Fire Federal Credit Union
- PFFCU - Police and Fire Federal Credit Union
- SPFPA - International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America
- SPFPA - Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America
- CPFTA - Chicago Police and Fire Training Academy
- PFC - Police and Fire Clinic
- PFPF - Police and Fire Pension Fund
- PFRS - Police and Fire System
- SPFP - Security Police and Fire Professionals
- cpaf - California Police and Fire
- dpfp - Dallas Police and Fire Pension
- DRTAGTSTW - Dead Right There And Going To Stay That Way. Extended version of DRT used by certain US police and fire-rescue personnel in incidents involving catastrophic injuries. (Ack J Attison)