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SVFD conducts free Home Fire Safety Visits including checking smoke alarms.
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Annual Pre-Incident Planning (PIP) visits to commercial buildings helps firefighters quickly respond to buildings during an emergency.
Our commercial plan review ensures new construction includes wide open roadways, easy turn radius for fire engines and corner fire hydrants.
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Fire Danger Burn Restrictions Now in Place
Effective, July 7, outdoor recreational fires and open burning are RESTRICTED due to fire danger. This means that any outdoor fire without a chimney — such as a backyard fire pit or campfire — is prohibited. Open burning of fields, garbage and yard waste is always prohibited at all times.
Smoke Alarms Recently Installed by SVFD Alert Family to Danger
A father and his teenaged daughter safely escaped with the family cat from a fire in their home today, thanks to smoke alarms recently installed by the Spokane Valley Fire Department (SVFD).
From the Chief: Midyear 2017 Report
Fire Chief Bryan Collins reports on Spokane Valley Fire Department’s progress toward achieving a number of significant 2017 goals.
New Boat to Strengthen Water Rescue Response
It’s lightweight, sturdy and can be deployed anywhere along the Spokane River. It can quickly go upstream or downstream. It has a stable platform floor so firefighters can start medical care right away. It is our new Zodiac ERB 380 power boat!
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ESTABLISHED IN 1940
Proudly serving the cities of Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Millwood, and parts of unincorporated Spokane County, including the communities of Otis Orchards, Pasadena Park, and the area surrounding Liberty Lake.
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Safety Tip
Safety Tip: Extreme Heat Can Kill
Summer is finally here – and so is the heat! Hot weather can be more than just uncomfortable – it can pose a threat to people’s health or even their lives. Extremely hot weather can be deadly when it pushes the human body beyond its limits. Learn more about staying safe in the heat.
Spotlight: Captain Matt Jorgensen
This veteran firefighter and member of the SVFD Special Operations team has worked diligently to strengthen the team’s ability to effectively respond to various types of emergencies, including water rescue. He played a key role in the purchase of the Department’s new power boat.
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