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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.
Off-Duty Firefighters Step Up to Save Lives
Fifty Spokane Valley firefighters are now carrying automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to quickly respond to cardiac incidents in public and private locations when they are off-duty. The new PulsePoint Verified Responder program will help ensure lifesaving skills and equipment arrive at the right place at the right time to save a life.
“Suspicious” Brush Fires Extinguished
Just after 4 am today, SVFD crews responded to three small brush fires along Fruit Hill Road, near Arbor Crest Winery. All three fires were quickly extinguished. Fire investigators are calling the fires “suspicious” and asking anyone with information to call 928-1700.
Safety Tip: Summer Fire Safety
The smoky haze we’ve been experiencing is a constant reminder that our summer wildfire season is well underway. Already this year, SVFD firefighters have responded to more than 75 brush fires in our service area. Fire danger is extremely high and summer fire safety has never been more important!
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Safety Tip
Safety Tip: Summer Fire Safety
The smoky haze we’ve been experiencing is a constant reminder that our summer wildfire season is well underway. Already this year, SVFD firefighters have responded to more than 75 brush fires in our service area. Fire danger is extremely high and summer fire safety has never been more important!
Spotlight: Division Chief Shawn Arold
In his role as Division Chief of Operations, Shawn Arold monitors operational activities, policies and trends. He also serves as the agency’s Accreditation Manager and oversees the Department’s rigorous cycle of continuous improvement
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