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Fire Danger Burn Restrictions Now in Place
Effective July 16, 2018, outdoor recreational burn restrictions are now in place, due to extreme fire danger caused by hot, dry weather conditions. This means that citizens residing in the Cities of Liberty Lake, Millwood, Spokane Valley and unincorporated areas of Spokane County must discontinue outdoor recreational fires and open burning until further notice.
Join Us on Sept. 29 for our Annual Open House
Everyone is invited to join us for a day of FREE family fun! Watch live fire demonstrations, squirt a real fire hose and see fire engines, trucks and a helicopter! Meet firefighters and try on their gear! Enjoy hot dogs and beverages before you take home some cool giveaways! And much, much more!
Welcome New Commissioner John Guarisco
The Board of Fire Commissioners has appointed John Guarisco to fill a vacancy on the Board. He was sworn in on August 27, 2018. The long-time Valley resident and CVHS grad is passionate about community service.
From the Chief: Summer Wildland Fire Season and Smoke is in the Air
It’s August and we are right in the middle of this region’s “wildland fire season”. Almost exclusively, the fires that are burning have been “human caused.” I urge you to use caution when working or recreating in an area with dry vegetation. No outdoor burning should be conducted until the current burning restrictions are lifted.
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Spotlight: Darrin Coldiron, Firefighter
This veteran SVFD firefighter is helping combat veterans find their path to productive and satisfying post-combat lives as the leader of the non-profit Veterans Community Response (VCR).
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