Cheney Firefighters L1919

06/13/2026

05/23/2026

Aspen Meadows Brush Fire

8:40pm-Fire progression has been stopped and the fire has been 100% lined. This will be the last update for this incident.

4:53pm-Firefighting efforts continue on the ground and from the air. The fire continues to grow with windy conditions in the area.

3:30pm-Evacuation Levels are being increased to Level 2 (Get Set to Leave).

3:10pm- A 2nd Alarm has been requested for additional resources.

3:00pm-Several additional structures are currently threatened at this time.

2:40pm- Additional units have been added for a structure on fire at this location.

2:20pm-A brush fire is burning in the 17800 block of S. Aspen Meadows Dr. near Cheney.

•Level 1 (Be Ready) Evacuations have been issued for a 1/2 mile in each direction of the fires location.

**Stay tuned to local Media sources for updated information on this developing incident.

05/21/2026

TEAMWORK IS THE DREAMWORK
Earlier today we had a medical emergency in the city limits that took the teamwork of multiple surrounding agencies. Every emergency is different and today’s took the coordination of 5 different agencies. A big shout out to Cheney Police Department, Spokane County Fire District #3, American Medical Response & Airlift Northwest for all the help.

05/06/2026

0700 something in the morning. See how excited our firefighters are to come to work each morning. Our members make the day fly by and love spreading smiles around our town.

05/06/2026

Truck Checks: Did you know that each day truck checks are done? Each week the trucks get a little deeper checkup and then monthly all items are fully inspected. Today, Lt. Hand goes through the airway bag and checks each item including all of the expiration dates to keep us up and running in our service to the community. If you want to know more about firefighting, reach out and we'll fill you in.

04/30/2026

TRAINING, TRAINING & MORE TRAINING
Your Cheney Firefighters are constantly training. Today’s C Shift went on an adventure around town to take a look at the various new construction sites, which includes commercial and residential sites. We use new construction to get into new buildings before they are turned over to the owners. Building construction may not seem super exciting to the public, but it allows us to get an idea of a layout and different building materials for that building.

04/30/2026

Each year members re-certify in Wildland Firefighting. The pack test is part of this certification process: 3 miles, 45 lb weight vest, in under 45 minutes. FF Foster recently returned to shift and completed his test today, paced by Lt Hand.

04/30/2026

Our newest firefighters are currently in academy, working hard to be ready for the next year of training to follow in their probationary year.