Unfortunately, this week District 2 said goodbye to our most dedicated volunteer. All of our volunteers are proud to be able to serve our community. However, this one would shiver with excitement every time he was privileged enough to ride with District 2. He was excited for training nights meeting everyone at the door of the station as they came into training, or even their door as they got out of their vehicles into the parking lot. he absolutely loved attending our community events like Flag Day, trunk or treat, and Fire Safety Week at our local preschool. Every aspect of being one of our volunteers made his tail wag profusely.
Rest easy Ranger, we’ve got it from here, buddy.
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Sorry to hear Devin, rip Ranger.
So sorry to hear about Ranger!
Oh no this is so sad!! Rip Ranger
Although weather is changing please keep in mind that Spokane County still has burn restrictions in place.
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Smoke alarms need to be replaced every 10 years, but a new survey from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission found that only half (51%) of U.S. households were accurate about the age of their alarms. Make sure your smoke alarms are working! Learn more at fpw.org #firepreventionweek
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Fire Safety Week! This year we are focusing on smoke alarms, make them work for you.
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Happy National Fire Pup Day!
SCFD2 would like to locally wish our fire pup Ranger and our neighboring fire pup Pierce at Spokane County Fire District 8 a happy national fire pup day. Of course we can’t forget to wish the same for Sparky The Fire Dog, and all of the other Fire pups that help in all the ways they do!
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Fire District 2 is transitioning our trainings for the season from wildland based to structural based trainings. To start this off last night our members played dodgeball. In District 2 history we have never had to be proficient in dodgeball on scene. Although, by going through this drill our members are able to perform a strenuous task that is physically exerting while in full gear and on air. This allows our members to get comfortable in their gear in working conditions, and be able to better understand the physical restrictions and abilities of their equipment.
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SCFD 2 sent an Engine crew today to the Cimmaron Fire in Spokane Valley. We also sent an Attack Engine, Tender, and Officer to the County Line Fire on Saturday.
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Are you guys staffed 24/7 now ?
You guys rock!! Miss living in Fairfield. Years ago, my mom (RIP) was EMT of the year there.
A reminder to everyone in our community if you have ever considered volunteering for fire, EMS, or support services Fire District 2 is looking for help. Join us tonight at 6:30 PM Station 21 to get more info on how you could help our community!
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May is National Wildfire Awareness Month. Fire District 2 has been training in wildfire to sharpen our skills so that we are ready for this wildfire season. In order to both train and mitigate fire danger to our community we will be doing a controlled burn in Fairfield tonight, Wednesday, May 1 at the intersection of Lake and N. 3rd St. in Fairfield.
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