Graham Fire & Rescue

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The official page of Graham Fire & Rescue (Pierce County Fire District 21). Please call 9-1-1 if you are experiencing an emergency. To address the fast-changing landscape of the internet and the way people communicate and obtain information online, Graham Fire & Rescue uses social media tools to reach a broader audience. Communicating with our community is important and we recognize the v

alue of using social networking to enhance the way we engage with our customers, foster relationships, and initiate conversations about Graham Fire & Rescue and the services we provide. Social media content posted on official District pages is subject to open public records laws. Content must be managed, stored, and retrieved to comply with open records laws and discovery rules, laws and policies. Graham Fire & Rescue uses ArchiveSocial to manage and retain social media content. Opinions expressed by visitors to official District page(s) do not reflect the opinions of the District. The District reserves the right to remove or hide any comments found to be inappropriate or in violation of Facebook guidelines and/or the District's social media policy. Comments containing any of the following are subject to potential removal and/or restriction:

- Off topic comments unrelated to the original post
- Obscene content
- Threats to any person or organization
- Solicitation for commercial products or services
- Conduct in violation of any Federal, state, or local law
- Encouragement of illegal activity
- Information that compromises the safety or security of the public or public systems
- Content that violates the privacy or security of an individual or a legal ownership interest, such as a copyright

05/02/2025

Thank you to our amazing community for supporting Graham Fire & Rescue for the last 60+ years. We’re grateful you recognized that our fire districts are better together and approved the merger between Central Pierce Fire & Rescue, Graham Fire & Rescue, and Orting Valley Fire & Rescue. We’re excited to embark on this new chapter of fire and emergency services—together as one unified fire district and community.

Starting today, this page will go quiet as we transition to one set of social media accounts. To stay connected and up to date with your fire district, we encourage you to follow Central Pierce Fire & Rescue:

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Thank you for your trust and support in creating a stronger fire service for our community.

05/01/2025

May is Wildfire Awareness Month and your local fire district is teaming up with the Washington State Department of Natural Resources to raise awareness about wildfire preparedness by continuing to implement the “Wildfire Ready Neighbors” program in our communities.

Wildfire Ready Neighbors is a program that connects you to free information and resources on how to prepare your home for wildfire season. Learn more or sign up for a free Wildfire Risk Assessment by visiting https://wildfireready.dnr.wa.gov/

Have you noticed that our firefighters regularly wash their fire engines, rain or shine?The standard of taking pride in ...
04/29/2025

Have you noticed that our firefighters regularly wash their fire engines, rain or shine?

The standard of taking pride in our appearance and equipment is deeply rooted in fire service culture. Keeping our apparatus clean is a way for firefighters to demonstrate pride and professionalism in their work.

Moreover, professionalism also involves being well-trained and prepared to perform every aspect of the job. Routine engine washes contribute to both performance and safety by removing dirt, contaminants, and debris that could cause corrosion. This regular maintenance helps enhance the longevity and reliability of our apparatus.

Your firefighters and paramedics responded to 3,910 emergency calls in March.🚨 Avg. 126.1 calls per day🔥 26% Fire relat...
04/24/2025

Your firefighters and paramedics responded to 3,910 emergency calls in March.

🚨 Avg. 126.1 calls per day
🔥 26% Fire related
🚑 74% EMS related
🏠Busiest Station: Station 72 with 1,298 calls
🚒 Busiest Emergency Response Unit: Engine 72 with 472 responses

We are excited to share that preliminary election results indicate strong voter support for the merger between Central P...
04/23/2025

We are excited to share that preliminary election results indicate strong voter support for the merger between Central Pierce Fire & Rescue, Graham Fire & Rescue, and Orting Valley Fire & Rescue. While the results are not yet final, this is a promising step toward a stronger, more unified fire service.

This merger reflects our belief that we are better together—working as one to enhance emergency response, improve efficiency, and ensure the highest level of service to our communities.

On behalf of the Boards of Fire Commissioners and our members, thank you for your trust and support in shaping the future of fire and emergency services in our communities.

It's Election Day! Please remember that Station 91, located at 10012 187th Street E, Puyallup, WA 98375, serves as ballo...
04/22/2025

It's Election Day!

Please remember that Station 91, located at 10012 187th Street E, Puyallup, WA 98375, serves as ballot box location, but is also an active fire station with crews on duty. Please do not park where you may block fire apparatus trying to leave or return to the station.

Get out and exercise your right to vote before 8:00 PM TONIGHT!

Combining Central Pierce Fire & Rescue, Graham Fire & Rescue, and Orting Valley Fire & Rescue via contract has created a...
04/20/2025

Combining Central Pierce Fire & Rescue, Graham Fire & Rescue, and Orting Valley Fire & Rescue via contract has created an exciting opportunity to blend the strengths, values, and traditions of each district under a shared purpose.

Our new collective purpose, People Helping People, embodies the heart of what we do every day. Whether it’s a life-saving rescue, installing a smoke alarm, or engaging with you at an event, we are here to help people. Our shared ethos of compassion, trust, courage, humility, and ownership, guide our actions and how we serve each other and the community now and into the future.

Together, we are working to build a stronger, more unified organization dedicated to protecting and fostering meaningful connections with our community.

Learn more at https://www.centralpiercefire.org/fireservicecollaboration/

From all of our crews to you, we wish you and your loved ones a safe and hoppin' Easter! 🚒🐰
04/20/2025

From all of our crews to you, we wish you and your loved ones a safe and hoppin' Easter! 🚒🐰

Engaging our community, together.Collaboration between our fire districts has significantly improved the delivery of edu...
04/18/2025

Engaging our community, together.

Collaboration between our fire districts has significantly improved the delivery of educational programs across our community. Over the past year, Central Pierce Fire & Rescue, Graham Fire & Rescue, and Orting Valley Fire & Rescue have worked together to provide fire and life safety education to schools and other groups throughout our community. Consolidating resources allows the districts to provide standardized life-saving education to more community members.

In 2023, Graham Fire & Rescue and Orting Valley Fire & Rescue did not have adequate resources to offer fire safety classes within local schools. After collaborating with Central Pierce Fire & Rescue in 2024, fire and life safety education was delivered to multiple grade levels across 14 schools in the Graham service area, and 3 schools in the Orting Valley Fire & Rescue area. In total, critical life-saving curriculum was delivered to kindergarten, 2nd grade, and 5th grade classes across 77 schools in the Bethel, Franklin Pierce, Orting, and Puyallup School Districts.

This collaborative approach ensures that students from different areas receive the same information and empowers our youth to take charge of their personal safety.

Learn more at https://www.centralpiercefire.org/fireservicecollaboration/

04/16/2025

We are excited to kick off the 2025-2026 school year, with the Arrive Alive program. We will be providing this program to high schools across the Puyallup School District, Bethel School District, Orting School District, and Cascade Christian Schools. This program wouldn’t be possible without the collaboration of our dedicated Firefighters, Public Educators, local DUI Advocates, Graham Fire & Rescue, the Puyallup Extrication Team, Pierce County Sheriff's Office, Puyallup Police Department, Orting Police Department, and Gene's Towing.

This program's main objective is to raise awareness about the real-life consequences of driving while distracted, drunk, or impaired. We want to emphasize to teenagers that the most important thing is making it home safely. We hope this message resonates with drivers of all ages and ultimately reduces the occurrence of these preventable and devastating incidents.

We encourage you to continue the conversation around this life-saving message with your young drivers, friends, and loved ones. Everyone deserves to Arrive Alive.

Election Day is one week away!Please remember that Station 91, located at 10012 187th Street E, Puyallup, WA 98375, serv...
04/15/2025

Election Day is one week away!

Please remember that Station 91, located at 10012 187th Street E, Puyallup, WA 98375, serves as ballot box location, but is also an active fire station with crews on duty. Please do not park where you may block fire apparatus trying to leave or return to the station.

Get out and exercise your right to vote before 8:00 PM on April 22nd!

Join Our Team! We’re hiring for the position of a Landscape & Maintenance Worker. If you’re an energetic, experienced La...
04/15/2025

Join Our Team! We’re hiring for the position of a Landscape & Maintenance Worker. If you’re an energetic, experienced Landscape & Maintenance Worker who enjoys staying active, working on your feet, and serving the community, this could be a great opportunity for you!

Required Qualifications
▪️ High School Diploma or GED
▪️ A minimum of 3 years of full-time experience in maintenance of parks, grounds, facilities and/or construction

Salary & Benefits
▪️ $64,140 - $77,616 annually
▪️ 100% employer-paid medical and dental premiums for employee and any dependents
▪️ Paid vacation, holidays, and sick leave
▪️ PERS 2 or 3 retirement through WA State
▪️ 457 Retirement Plan employer contributions

Hiring Timeline
▪️ Application period: April 14th – April 27th at 12 p.m.
▪️ Interviews: May 28th
▪️ Chief’s Interview: June 5th
▪️ Background Check TBD
▪️ Physical Exam: TBD
Estimated Start Date: June 30, 2025

Apply at: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cpfirewa/jobs/4906207/landscape-maintenance-worker?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs

Address

23014 70th Avenue E
Graham, WA
98338

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12538478811

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