In August of 2013, the Alliance was formally established during an international phone conference attended by representatives from several First Responder motorcycle clubs at the home of the Alliance Founder John "Wyld Stile" Larson. The official meeting minutes from that founding conference are preserved below for full transparency and historical reference.
The meeting was called to order on Saturday, August 10, 2013. During that conference several foundational decisions were made, including:
• Adoption of the official name “International First Responders Alliance of Clubs”
• Approval of the shortened name “The Alliance”
• Initial discussion and approval of the framework for the Alliance patch
• Establishment of regional coordination and rally structure
• Agreement on parameters for future Alliance conferences
These minutes represent the earliest formal record of the Alliance and document the original discussions surrounding its purpose, structure, and mission.
The Alliance was created with a clear objective: to promote unity, cooperation, and mutual support among First Responder and law-abiding motorcycle clubs while preserving the independence and identity of each member club.
From the beginning, the Alliance was intentionally structured as a voluntary organization with no dues, application fees, or pay-to-belong requirements. The purpose was never to generate revenue, but rather to provide a network where clubs could share information, support one another, and promote a culture grounded in service, responsibility, and respect for the rule of law.
The founding meeting minutes preserved below reflect the participants present at the creation of the Alliance in August 2013 and remain the primary historical record of the organization’s formation.
The complete founding document and meeting notes are available below.
John “Wyld Stile” Larson
Founder, The Alliance
Founder, Full Throttle Full Mag
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