Applications can be submitted by one of the following methods: Online Here (electronic copy of application must be uploaded).Emailed dustinwaliezer@fire3.org Physical copy dropped off at Clark County Fire District 3 – Station 31 Payment for the class is due a minimum of 1 week prior to the start of the class (11/21/23). Please drop offContinue reading “FD3 WA DOH EMT-IV Training”
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Check your batteries
Don’t wait for an emergency to remind you – it’s time to check those batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Regular maintenance is key to ensure these life-saving devices are ready when you need them most. Here are some essential tips:
Daylight Savings Ends November 5 – Check your batteries
Daylight savings time ends November 5. It’s time to “fall back,” set your clocks back one hour and make sure your home is safe! Now is the perfect time to check the batteries in your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. You should test your alarms at least once a month to ensure they areContinue reading “Daylight Savings Ends November 5 – Check your batteries”
Get ready for a spooktacular Halloween
We can’t wait to meet all the little trick-or-treaters of the neighborhood at our fire stations. We’ll be handling out safe treats from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, October 31! Please stop by your nearest station:
Home Heating Safety
As the chilly weather creeps in, we all want to make our homes warm and snug. Here are some tips to ensure your home stays cozy without any risks: Stay warm and safe!
Fire Prevention Week
It’s Fire Prevention Week (October 8 – 14)! This year theme is” Cooking safety starts with YOU. Pay attention to fire prevention.” We have some valuable tips to keep you and your loved ones safe in the kitchen. You can help prevent fires by: Did you know that cooking fires are responsible for almost halfContinue reading “Fire Prevention Week”
Fire Chief continues to meet with community about levy failure
Stop by your local fire station or attend a Coffee with the Chief and share your concerns BRUSH PRAIRIE, WASH. — Fire Chief Scott Sorenson has been meeting with community members to learn why voters did not approve a fire levy lid lift in the August election. There are four more opportunities for community membersContinue reading “Fire Chief continues to meet with community about levy failure”
Fire Chief visits fire stations to hear from community about levy failure
Stop by your local fire station or attend a Coffee with the Chief and share your concerns BRUSH PRAIRIE, WASH. — Fire Chief Scott Sorenson wants to hear from community members and learn why voters did not approve a fire levy lid lift in the August election. The lid lift would have funded additional personnelContinue reading “Fire Chief visits fire stations to hear from community about levy failure”
Window Safety
Parents and caregivers, balancing fresh air and safety is key, especially when it comes to our little adventurers. Safeguard your home ensuring all windows properly latch and are secure to prevent falling. Consider installing window opening control devices that are listed in accordance with ASTM F2090. While these are important to prevent falls, in the event of a fire, anContinue reading “Window Safety”
Lighter and Match Safety
We all know that curiosity is a natural part of a child’s growth journey, and sometimes that curiosity might lead them to explore objects like lighters and matches. Here are some essential tips to keep your little ones safe around fire-related items. Lastly, teach your children what to do in case of a fire emergency.Continue reading “Lighter and Match Safety”