Learn the steps to take before, during, and after a wildfire and other large-scale disasters. This one-hour class will discuss:

• Fire resistant landscaping and home maintenance.
• The steps to take in a wildfire and in other large-scale disasters.
• Communication plans and emergency kits.
• Escape plans and emergency resources.

Learn the steps to take before, during, and after a wildfire and other large-scale disasters. This one-hour class will discuss:

• Fire resistant landscaping and home maintenance.
• The steps to take in a wildfire and in other large-scale disasters.
• Communication plans and emergency kits.
• Escape plans and emergency resources.

Are you part of a scout group looking to visit a fire station? We will be hosting one of two Scout Day Open Houses in 2025! Join us for a FREE fun filled event with something for everyone. Scouts, siblings and caregivers are all welcome. Fulfil many of your badge requirements in one day such as learning hands-only CPR, first aid to include choking and burn care, fire prevention, disaster preparedness, knot tying and more. Registration is preferred but not required.

In case of inclement weather, watch for an email and social media post for instructions.

Learn the steps to take before, during, and after a wildfire and other large-scale disasters. This one-hour class will discuss:

• Fire resistant landscaping and home maintenance.
• The steps to take in a wildfire and in other large-scale disasters.
• Communication plans and emergency kits.
• Escape plans and emergency resources.

Did you know more children and teens drown in lakes, rivers, and oceans every year than in swimming pools? With so many waterways in our communities, Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue wants to teach kids how to be safe while they play this summer. Join Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue for one of our annual Kids Water Safety Day Camps that teaches kids awareness and safety skills while they are on the water.

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue invites you to join them for the Firefighters’ Pancake Breakfast downtown Lake Stevens during Aquafest! This has been a longstanding tradition in Lake Stevens and the team is gearing up for another outstanding breakfast! The Firefighters’ Pancake Breakfast will be hosted at Fire Station 81, located at 12409 21st St NE from 6am until Noon on both Saturday & Sunday. Firefighters will be serving up pancakes, eggs and ham hot off the grill. Coffee and orange juice will also be available. The cost for breakfast is simply a donation, and proceeds will go towards the Fire 7 Foundation in support of the community and fire service family during times of need. Make plans to join us during Aquafest weekend! Come on down to meet your local firefighters, and enjoy an awesome pancake breakfast!!

Learn about fire and life safety during the pancake feed at Station 81! Touch a truck and meet some firefighters!

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue invites you to join them for the Firefighters’ Pancake Breakfast downtown Lake Stevens during Aquafest! This has been a longstanding tradition in Lake Stevens and the team is gearing up for another outstanding breakfast! The Firefighters’ Pancake Breakfast will be hosted at Fire Station 81, located at 12409 21st St NE from 6am until Noon on both Saturday & Sunday. Firefighters will be serving up pancakes, eggs and ham hot off the grill. Coffee and orange juice will also be available. The cost for breakfast is simply a donation, and proceeds will go towards the Fire 7 Foundation in support of the community and fire service family during times of need. Make plans to join us during Aquafest weekend! Come on down to meet your local firefighters, and enjoy an awesome pancake breakfast!!

Did you know more children and teens drown in lakes, rivers, and oceans every year than in swimming pools? With so many waterways in our communities, Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue wants to teach kids how to be safe while they play this summer. Join Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue for one of our annual Kids Water Safety Day Camps that teaches kids awareness and safety skills while they are on the water.

Come to one of three National Night Out events in our district. Learn about fire and life safety and meet some firefighters.

National Night Out is a gathering of communities all across the nation that bring citizens, businesses, churches, law enforcement - everyone in the community - together for a fun and relaxing evening. 

National Night Out is designed to:

Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness; Generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime programs; Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships; and Send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

Bring the entire family to our fire station open house and enjoy a fun-filled afternoon with SRFR! We will have our fire safety trailer, informational booths, an auto extrication demonstration, fire engine tours, & tons of fun activities for kids and adults!

Fire Chief Kevin O’Brien will deliver a brief presentation and answer any questions.

• SRFR has identified improvements, however, revenue is not keeping up with the costs to provide service. If voters approve the lid lift, it would be used:
  • To fill open positions for emergency and support services to continue to provide a fast and reliable emergency response
  • To help rebuild Station 81 in downtown Lake Stevens, relocate Station 32 in Monroe for a faster response, and expand Station 31 to repair and maintain emergency apparatus
  • To replace lost funding from changes in how the federal government reimburses fire districts for medical care and transport of Medicaid patients

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue (SRFR) invites the community to learn more about the fire levy lid lift that will be on the November 7, 2023, general election ballot. The purpose of the lid lift is to maintain the quality and level of emergency services the community requires.

Fire Chief Kevin O’Brien will deliver a brief presentation and answer any questions.

• SRFR has identified improvements, however, revenue is not keeping up with the costs to provide service. If voters approve the lid lift, it would be used:
  • To fill open positions for emergency and support services to continue to provide a fast and reliable emergency response
  • To help rebuild Station 81 in downtown Lake Stevens, relocate Station 32 in Monroe for a faster response, and expand Station 31 to repair and maintain emergency apparatus
  • To replace lost funding from changes in how the federal government reimburses fire districts for medical care and transport of Medicaid patients

The fire district is asking voters for a fire levy lid lift of $0.36 per $1,000 of assessed property value. This would return the fire levy rate to $1.50 per $1,000 and cost an additional $36 per year ($3 per month) for every $1,000 of assessed property value.

Learn more at www.srfr.org.