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Spokane County Fire District 9 Proudly serving the citizens of North Spokane County Spokane Fire District 9 covers 122 square miles and protecting a population of 50,000.

We operate from nine fire stations, using a mix of 82 career personnel and 39 volunteers.

It’s time for a puppers picture! 🐾A big shout-out to our friends up north, Chardonnay and Deputy Chief–Fire Marshal Jare...
10/14/2026

It’s time for a puppers picture! 🐾

A big shout-out to our friends up north, Chardonnay and Deputy Chief–Fire Marshal Jared Harms, for coming out to Demo Day. Thank you for another amazing demonstration, as always! πŸ”₯

πŸš’ Station 99 Open HouseJoin us this Saturday for our free open house!Saturday, October 179 to 11 a.m.9105 N. Whitehouse ...
10/13/2026

πŸš’ Station 99 Open House

Join us this Saturday for our free open house!
Saturday, October 17
9 to 11 a.m.
9105 N. Whitehouse St., Spokane

Take a tour of Station 99 and see why we need more room for apparatus and personnel. Learn how relocating and rebuilding nearby would help us meet those needs and better serve our community.

Meet your District 9 firefighters and pick up some giveaways. Our live fire extinguisher prop will also be on site.

Bring the family. We look forward to seeing you!

Grant Award: Focusing on Health and Wellness for Our Team at Fire District 9! Earlier this year, we applied for an Assis...
10/11/2026

Grant Award: Focusing on Health and Wellness for Our Team at Fire District 9!

Earlier this year, we applied for an Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG), and we recently received the great news: We were awarded $198,000 to install vehicle exhaust removal systems at Stations 91, 92, 93, and 99!

Station 94 already has a system, pictured here. Now we’re bringing that same additional protection to four more stations! These systems connect directly to fire engine tailpipes and remove exhaust before it can build up inside the station, helping reduce firefighters' exposure to harmful diesel fumes.

This grant award also supports the goals of Proposition 2 by investing in staff health and wellness while upgrading our fire stations. Creating healthier work environments is an important part of caring for the people who serve our community every day.

Protecting our community starts with protecting our number one asset: our people.

10/11/2026

πŸ”₯ Every second counts.

Cold weather is almost here. Residential structure fires become more common across the country during winter. Much of the furniture in our homes is made with synthetic materials, which are a major reason fires can grow and spread quickly in modern homes. If a fire occurs, you may have as little as 1 to 2 minutes to escape your home, as this time lapse shows.

Spokane County Fire District 9 encourages you to take time this weekend to talk with your family about your escape plan and practice it together.

βœ… Identify two ways out of every room, if possible.
βœ… Make sure doors, windows, and escape routes are clear.
βœ… Choose an outside meeting place everyone knows.
βœ… Test your smoke alarms.

This video is from our fuel cells during Demo Day. Use it as a reminder to have that conversation before an emergency happens.

When the alarm sounds, get out, stay out, and call 911 from outside.

πŸˆπŸ”” Friday Night Showdown: Battle of the Bell!It’s the Mead Panthers vs. the Mt. Spokane Wildcats tonight for the Battle ...
10/10/2026

πŸˆπŸ”” Friday Night Showdown: Battle of the Bell!

It’s the Mead Panthers vs. the Mt. Spokane Wildcats tonight for the Battle of the Bell!

πŸš‘ Spokane County Fire District 9 is providing medical standby at tonight’s game to help keep players and fans safe.

If you’re at the game, stop by the west end zone to check out one of our ambulances and say hello to our crew!

Good luck to both teams, but let’s go Panthers! 🐾🏈

πŸš’ In just the last two days, two of our frontline fire engines have been replaced with reserve apparatus due to mechanic...
10/09/2026

πŸš’ In just the last two days, two of our frontline fire engines have been replaced with reserve apparatus due to mechanical issues.

That means our aging frontline engines are being replaced with even older reserve apparatus to maintain emergency response capabilities.

Increasing call volumes, combined with the age and mileage of our fleet, have kept our maintenance shop personnel extremely busy over the past several years.

This is one of the challenges Proposition 1, the Regular Fire Levy Lid Lift, is intended to address.

If approved, 50% of the new levy revenue would be dedicated to a six-year Fire Apparatus Replacement Plan, allowing for more predictable replacement of aging vehicles, better management of maintenance costs, and modern apparatus with updated safety features.

Reliable apparatus are essential to serving our growing community.

πŸš’ This week, Spokane County Fire District 9 personnel and fire officers from across Spokane County are at Whitworth Univ...
10/07/2026

πŸš’ This week, Spokane County Fire District 9 personnel and fire officers from across Spokane County are at Whitworth University for Fire Service Leadership & Legal Training with Paul A. Doughty, a fire chief, attorney, former labor leader, and fire service veteran with more than 40 years of experience.

This program delivery of our 2026 speaker series covers leadership, personnel management, and report writing, giving our officers practical tools to lead their crews and serve our community with professionalism and accountability.

πŸ“š Proposition 1 will provide much-needed funding for our speaker series and professional development programs led by subject matter experts. Learning directly from experienced instructors strengthens our team and helps us deliver better service and greater value to the citizens we serve.

10/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to our annual Demo Day! We had a blast spending the day with our community and can’t wait to do it all again next year. πŸš’πŸ”₯

πŸš‘ Have you seen our Emergency Medical Information Forms?This simple piece of paper has proven to be extremely helpful to...
10/06/2026

πŸš‘ Have you seen our Emergency Medical Information Forms?

This simple piece of paper has proven to be extremely helpful to our crews time and time again.

The form provides our firefighter-paramedics and EMTs with important medical information if you or someone in your home is unable to provide it during an emergency, including:

πŸ’Š Medications
βš•οΈ Allergies and medical history
πŸ₯ Hospital preference
πŸ“ž Emergency contact information
πŸ“‹ Advanced directives

Best of all, it’s completely FREE.

Each form comes with a packet that can be placed on your refrigerator or behind your front door, two common locations our crews know to check during an emergency.

πŸ“ Pick yours up tomorrow at the Fairwood Farmers Market!
⏰ 3:00–6:30 PM

You can also stop by our Administration Building at Station 92, 3801 E. Farwell Rd., to pick one up.

A few minutes spent filling it out today could give our crews valuable information when every second matters. πŸš’β€οΈ

πŸ”₯ Fire Prevention Week starts today!With Demo Day still fresh in our minds, we want to start the week by talking about a...
10/04/2026

πŸ”₯ Fire Prevention Week starts today!

With Demo Day still fresh in our minds, we want to start the week by talking about a common hazard: cooking fires.

Our crews respond to cooking-related fires several times each year, and knowing what to do can keep a small fire from becoming a major emergency.

🍳 If you have a stovetop fire:
β€’ Never put water on a grease fire. Water can cause burning grease to spread rapidly.
β€’ Turn off the heat if you can do so safely.
β€’ Slide a lid over the pan to smother the flames. Leave it covered until completely cool.
β€’ Never carry a burning pan outside.
β€’ If the fire cannot be safely contained, get everyone out, stay outside, and call 911.

The best fire is the one that never starts. Stay in the kitchen while cooking and keep anything that can burn away from the stovetop.

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3801 E Farwell Road
Mead, WA
99021

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