BECOME A RESIDENT FIREFIGHTER

Pend Oreille County Fire District 2 is excited to offer our Resident Firefighter Program. The primary intent of the program is to provide positive experiences, opportunities, and training to people interested in establishing themselves in the fire service.

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VOLUNTEER WITH FIRE DISTRICT #2

Volunteer work is the backbone of any community and a very fulfilling way to give back. Our District exists to this day due to its volunteers. We appreciate every volunteer committed to giving support when life or property is threatened.

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Fire Protection and Emergency Medical Services

Ready & Trained to Respond

In Pend Oreille County, Washington, Fire District #2’s skilled team provides vital fire protection, emergency medical aid, and hospital transport services. They connect key hospitals like Newport Community, Providence Mount Carmel in Colville, and Providence Saint Joseph’s in Chewelah, ensuring safety and support throughout the northern reaches of the county.

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Summary of District 2

Our members comprise a dynamic blend of both career and volunteer personnel, including officers, firefighters, and EMTs. The vitality of District 2 is maintained through a robust financial foundation that encompasses real property taxes, revenue from fee-based ambulance services, cooperative inter-local agreements, grants, and generous donations.

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Address Signs

To help us find your property during an emergency, consider ordering a visible and reflective house number street sign from the POCFD2 Auxiliary! Call (509) 442-2311 or email pocfire2@pocfd2.org for more information or to request a sign order form.

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We've posted before about a vigilant resident noticing a grass fire at the neighbor's, preventing what could've escalated to be a devastating house fire. Today, we're heralding a vigilant driver who noticed smoke flowing out from under the hood. Fortunately, he pulled over right away and got out. Unfortunately, his fire extinguisher malfunctioned. As you can see from the photos, leaving the truck was the right thing to do! The truck is a loss but he's safe! We arrived on scene six minutes after being dispatched to the call. Once we doused his former mode of transportation, we made sure not a single ember was left to start a grass fire. Wildfires can start from vehicle fires. In the end, everyone got to go home and that's what protecting life and property is all about. #stayvigilant #beaware #takeaction