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A Stage 2 Burn Ban is in Effect. Click Here to Learn More.
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Not every role in the fire service is on a fire engine or medic unit, but every role makes a difference.
Behind the scenes, our Central Stores team works every day to keep district operations running smoothly.
Together, this team manages shipping and receiving, purchasing, warehousing, and all aspects of inventory needed for daily emergency operations. They deliver essential supplies to our fire stations and support offices across 178 square miles.
Thank you for keeping our crews equipped, prepared, and ready to serve! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pierce County Fair was a blast this weekend! 🚒🎡
We had a great time spending the weekend with our community and making memories along the way.
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello. We’ll see you next year! ... See MoreSee Less
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A Stage 2 Burn Ban goes into effect tomorrow, August 17, until further notice for Unincorporated Pierce County.
The Stage 2 Burn Ban change is due to worsening dry conditions, ongoing drought, and increased wildfire risk across the region. It will stay in effect until conditions improve.
What’s changed from the Burn Ban issued in June?
🚫 No outdoor burning at all – including any outdoor/recreational burn pits, backyard fire pits, or backyard fireplaces.
🚫 Burn permits are still suspended – and will remain so until all burn bans are lifted.
What is allowed?
✅ Charcoal in grills and gas grills/heaters are allowed if they are on a non-combustible surface.
For more information on Stage 2 Burn Ban regulations, click the link here: www.piercecountywa.gov/980/Fire-Prevention-Bureau. ... See MoreSee Less
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Sometimes, the best moments happen between calls. ❤️
While responding to a call, our firefighters spotted a neighbor who was excited to see the fire engine. They took a moment to stop, say hi, and give her a closer look at the engine.
It may have only taken a few minutes, but those little moments can make a big impression.
We’re always happy to make a new friend along the way! ... See MoreSee Less
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🚒 Station Spotlight: Station 93
Since opening in 1997, Station 93 has served the community of Kapowsin. It is staffed 24/7 with three to four firefighters who are ready to respond.
Station 93 is home to:
🔥 Engine 93 – Staffed with three to four firefighters/EMTs
Fun fact: Station 93 has a tender engine that carries 2,040 gallons of water to bring to areas without immediate access to hydrants. ... See MoreSee Less
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Two weeks left to share your perspective.
Our Fire District Identity Survey closes on August 27. If you haven’t participated yet, we want to hear from you.
The Board of Fire Commissioners is gathering feedback from community members, employees, and community partners about the future public identity of our merged fire district, including its name and logo.
The survey is intended to help inform the Board’s decision-making process and is not a popular vote. Whether you support keeping the current identity, updating the logo, or adopting a new name and logo, we encourage you to share your perspective.
Take the survey by August 27: www.surveymonkey.com/r/CentralPierceFire ... See MoreSee Less
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