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Fire Headquarters
(Walnut Grove Station)
7110 N.E. 63rd St.
Vancouver, Washington
(360) 487-7212

Cascade Park (8)
213 NE 120th Ave.
(360) 487-7308

Downtown (1)
900 W. Evergreen Blvd.
(360) 487-7301

Fisher's Landing (9)
17408 SE 15th St.
(360) 487-7309

Glenwood (7)
12603 NE 72nd Ave
(360) 487-7307

Heights (3)
1110 N. Devine Rd.
(360) 487-7303

Orchards-Burton (6)
3216 NE 112th Ave.
(360) 487-7306

Pacific Park (10)
1501 NE 164th Ave (Under Construction)
TBD

Sifton (4)
6701 NE 147th Ave.
(360) 487-7304

Walnut Grove (5)
7110 NE 63rd St.
(360) 487-7305

Westside (2)
400 E. 37th St.
(360) 487-7302

Fire Department

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Wildfires in Vancouver--are you prepared?

Safe home practices can prevent urban wildfires

Fire Station 10 rises at Pacific Park

Construction is underway on a new fire station designed to meet the community's public safety needs

Fireworks - New law goes into effect in 2010

Keep it Legal - and Be Prepared, Safe and Responsible

Business Emergency Response Plan

This Word document can help you develop an evacuation and emergency response plan for your building or business

Disaster Supplies Kit

To prepare for an earthquake, volcanic eruption, or other disaster, please get your family's Disaster Supply Kit ready to go.

Fall prevention strategies

Over half of falls can be prevented with home & behavior modification

Quick Home Safety Tips

Home fires are preventable! Review this list to keep your family safe from the most frequent causes of home fires

Wellness program

Wellness commitment adds to health of fire staff

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

CERT volunteers are trained in disaster preparedness, fire suppression, basic disaster medical services, light search and rescue, team organization, and protection against terrorist threats.

Juvenile Firesetting

How to prevent juvenile arson?

Vancouver firefighters agree to waive pay increase for 2009

Members of the Vancouver Firefighters Union approved by a 91 percent vote of its membership an unprecedented proposal: to voluntarily waive a previously agreed to 4 percent pay increase for 2009 in light of the tough economic times facing the city.