SVFD News
Did you Know?
- You can sign up for a station tour. Great for small groups.
- You should replace the batteries in your smoke alarms twice a year.
- Creating a defensible space with regards to wildfires could just save your home or property.
- We have Friends & Family CPR classes every month.
News & Announcements
OUTDOOR SMOKE AND SMOKE ALARMS
Smoke alarms are an extremely important device to help keep you and your family safe in case of a house fire. Smoke alarms work by detecting the particulates in the air. However, with the thick outdoor smoke from wildfires blowing into the...
BICYCLIST SAFETY
Riding bicycles connects people with fun, freedom, exercise, recreation, and transportation. Whether on streets, paved trails, or off-road, there are many different styles of bikes and types of riding to choose from. These nine bicycling safety...
WATER SAFETY MESSAGES FROM YOUR SWIFT WATER RESCUE TEAM
Summer is coming to a close but the weather is remaining warm. As we spend our last few warm weekends recreating on our rivers and lakes, please continue to practice water safety. Please remember to be safe when enjoying time at the lake, river,...
SUMMER WATER AND BOATING SAFETY
It's summertime in Spokane and many of us are enjoying the hot days out on the water. Please remember to be safe when enjoying time at the lake, river, or any other body of water. Wear a personal flotation device (life jacket) any time you're on...
SVFD HAS A NEW “WRAP” ON THEIR FIRE PREVENTION TRAILER THANKS TO CW WRAPS!
Spokane Valley Fire Department now has an additional way to spread the word about smoke alarms. We recently had our Fire Prevention trailer “wrapped” with important smoke alarm awareness messages. The trailer will help us transport equipment to...
SUPER SAFE GRILLING
Grilling is a beloved outdoor cooking tradition, and even under our current local fire restrictions (see the 7/20/2020 notice) and health mandates under the Covid-19 pandemic, it can still be safe and enjoyable. Whether you are using a charcoal or...
PREPARING FOR WILDLAND FIRE SEASON
Summer has arrived and it's hot and dry outside! Spokane Valley Fire Department Fire Chief, Bryan Collins and Assistant Fire Marshal, Brett Anderson have some recommendations to help keep your home and fire safe should a fire occur here in our...
SUMMER SAFETY
Let’s keep friends and family safe during summer activities and outings by following these guidelines for campfires, barbecues, boats, and more. While you’re enjoying fun in the sun, being safety-minded can prevent property damage, wildfires,...
WATER SAFETY MESSAGE FROM SVFD FIRE CHIEF, BRYAN COLLINS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXSqWl_vagg Lower water levels can be misleading in that the water appears safer. It is not. This year, we have seen some very impactful moments for families and for our EMS crews. Water safety is an important topic...
SPOKANE VALLEY FIRE HAS A NEW CHAPLAIN!
WELCOME TO THE SVFD CHAPLAIN AARON MCNALLY Spokane Valley Fire Department (SVFD) has hired a new Chaplain. On behalf of Chief Collins, please welcome Chaplain Aaron McNally, to...