I am pleased to announce that as of Monday, August 1st, 2022, our station has a Fire Fighter/EMT on duty 24/7. Never in our history have we had the ability to provide this around-the-clock service to our community. When it comes to emergency response, every minute counts, and now we have the opportunity to close that gap even more from the moment we get the call to when we arrive on scene.
As of now, we have 3 full time Fire Fighter/EMTs employees, a full time Fire Chief and roughly 15 volunteer. We have also just completed the renovations to our station to provide comfortable living quarters for our first responders.
Lewis County Fire District 2 would like to say "Thank you!" to our citizens for their overwhelming support that's given to us.
- Chief Dorothy
As of now, we have 3 full time Fire Fighter/EMTs employees, a full time Fire Chief and roughly 15 volunteer. We have also just completed the renovations to our station to provide comfortable living quarters for our first responders.
Lewis County Fire District 2 would like to say "Thank you!" to our citizens for their overwhelming support that's given to us.
- Chief Dorothy
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Lewis County Fire District #2 does not phone solicit for funds to support your local fire department.
2022 Lewis County Burn Ban - Effective 12:01 A.M. July 15th, 2022
lewiscountywa.gov/media/documents/Press_Release_1_enact_burn_restrictions_2022.pdf
lewiscountywa.gov/media/documents/Press_Release_1_enact_burn_restrictions_2022.pdf
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March 2022 Dist 2 Call Statistics
59 Responses Jan - Dec 2021 Dist 2 Call Statistics 851 Responses Jan - Dec 2020 Dist 2 Call Statistics 615 Responses Jan - Dec 2019 Dist 2 Call Statistics 681 Responses Jan - Dec. 2018 Dist 2 Call Statistics 684 Responses Outdoor Burning InfoEffective 8:00 a.m. on September 30, 2021, Lewis County will lift the current burn restrictions on outdoor burning for all lands regulated by Lewis County, WA . Restrictions are lifted subject to an open burning application and permit.
Please refer to the Washington State Department of Natural Resources for restrictions applying to outdoor burning conducted on DNR-protected forestlands, which include state parks. The burning of garbage, paper or other refuse is strictly prohibited at all times. You may obtain additional information at www.lewiscountywa.gov/communitydevelopment or by calling the 24 Hour Automated Information Line at 360-740-1133. Current Permits are valid through June 30, 2022. ___________________________
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