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From the Chief: Hard Work and Success
This spring has been busy for our personnel with several large initiatives and opportunities to celebrate success.
Regional Training Drill Focuses on Decontamination
More than 500 firefighters and first responders from 10 agencies across Spokane County recently participated in a regional training drill. The drill was designed to simulate a Mass Casualty Incident in which a mock hazardous materials release resulted in injured and contaminated workers.
Spotlight: Chaplain Ken McNaughton
Retired veteran firefighter Ken McNaughton has volunteered his time as SVFD Chaplain since May 2015. He and fellow Inland Northwest Fire Chaplains were recently recognized for the special services they provide to firefighters, their families and the communities they serve.
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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: Smoking while using Medical Oxygen is a Deadly Mix
In the communities we serve, a dangerous trend is emerging — the use of at-home medical oxygen by people who smoke. Already in 2018, our crews have responded to two apartment fires in units where the resident smoked and used at-home medical oxygen. One resident sustained severe burns and both residents required hospitalization.
Spotlight: Chaplain Ken McNaughton
Retired veteran firefighter Ken McNaughton has volunteered his time as SVFD Chaplain since May 2015. He and fellow Inland Northwest Fire Chaplains were recently recognized for the special services they provide to firefighters, their families and the communities they serve.
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