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City of Vancouver Fire Department Welcomes New Engine 5 with Traditional “Push-In” Ceremony at Station 5
The City of Vancouver Fire Department proudly marked the arrival of its newest apparatus, Engine 5, with a traditional “Push-In” ceremony at Fire Station 5. Firefighters, mechanics, and department personnel gathered to officially place the new engine into service, celebrating both a significant investment in public safety and a longstanding fire service tradition. Engine 5,…
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Vancouver Police Arrest Barricaded Man
On April 11, 2026, at around 2:30 p.m., Vancouver Police responded to 500 E 13th Street (The Hudson) for the report of a brandishing. A resident reported that another resident pointed a firearm at them and then retreated inside their apartment. Due to the proximity of the complex to I-5, the southbound lanes of the…
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Vancouver Police Investigate Domestic Violence Homicide
Update 4/14: The suspect in this investigation is Tyrell E. Peters. He was arrested for Murder I. The Clark County Medical Examiner will release the identity, cause and manner of death of the victim. Nothing additional is being released at this time. — On April 9, 2026, at around 11:30 p.m., Vancouver Police responded to…
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City manager update: April 2026
Investing in Vancouver: Now and into the future Over the past year, Vancouver residents have continued to invest in the services that keep our community strong. That investment shows up in ways that matter every day: safer neighborhoods, improved streets and parks, and services that support the most vulnerable in our community. State of the City On March 6,…
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Vancouver Police Investigating Attempted Murder
On March 28, 2026, at around 11:45 p.m., Vancouver Police responded to the 7800 block of NE 12th Street for the report of a disturbance involving a knife. When officers arrived, they located a 29-year-old male with life-threatening stab wound injuries. A female at the scene was not physically injured. The suspect in the stabbing,…
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Vancouver Fire Department honors firefighters, community members at annual awards ceremony
On March 11, the Vancouver Fire Department recognized firefighters, City employees and community members for acts of courage, lifesaving care and outstanding service during its annual Vancouver Fire Awards ceremony. “These awards recognize moments when people chose to act, often in the most difficult and dangerous circumstances,” said Fire Chief John “JD” Drake. “Whether it’s…
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Vancouver Police seek assistance from the public to locate hit and run driver
Update 4/23: The investigation into the hit and run has continued, and on April 22, 2026, Vancouver Police received information on the location of the van and the identity of the driver. Officers located the van parked outside a residence with damage and markings that matched the van involved in the hit and run, and…
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City Council to host community forum on belonging March 23
City Council will hold its next council community forum from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Monday, March 23, at Vancouver City Hall, 415 W. 6th Street. All community members are invited to attend and share their questions, concerns, and ideas with City Council members during group discussions. The forum will focus on how our community…
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Vancouver Police Chief Troy Price gives notice to retire in early 2027
Last week, Chief Troy Price notified the City Manager that he plans to retire in early 2027. His retirement will follow more than 30 years in policing and two years as Vancouver’s Police Chief. “Chief Price has guided major advancements in how we deliver police services, including the implementation of bodyworn and in-car cameras to strengthen transparency and trust,” said…
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City Manager update: March 2026
I want to share an important update regarding leadership within our Police Department. Police Chief Troy Price has announced his plans to retire in January 2027 after nearly 30 years in policing. Chief Price has been a strategic and thoughtful leader, guiding significant advancements in how we deliver police services to the community. Under his leadership, the department implemented…
