October 6, 2020 — Below is the Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for September 27 - October 3, 2020. EMS/Rescue414False Call 49Fire 11Good Intent47Hazardous Conditions7Other5Service14Weekly Total547Annual Total Year to Date21,856
National Fire Pup Day
October 1-Tuesday, October 1st is National Fire Pup day. Who knew there was such a thing. Merle the puppy and one of our crews. The picture is from a photo shoot for a project with local non-profit The Soup Ladies. The Soup Ladies provide first responders with a hot meal during large scale incidents. Photography … Continue reading National Fire Pup Day
Fall Prevention Flyer
The first week of fall, it is Fall Prevention Week. Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Firefighters are distributing a fall prevention flyer to: Senior housing facilities Senior luncheons Senior service providers . Below is the text from the flyer. Fire and burns are not the only hazards that threaten the senior population. Falls have become … Continue reading Fall Prevention Flyer
Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for September 13-19
September 25- This week Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority published its annual report for the year 2019. The Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority strives to be a trusted partner in our region, helping to build safe and healthy communities. We share with you in the desire to enjoy vibrant and resilient cities, communities, and neighborhoods … Continue reading Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for September 13-19
National Preparedness Month Week 3: Prepare for Disasters
September 19-Limit the impacts that disasters have on you and your family. Know the risk of disasters in your area and check your insurance coverage. Learn how to make your home stronger in the face of storms and other common hazards and act fast if you receive a local warning or alert. Sign up for … Continue reading National Preparedness Month Week 3: Prepare for Disasters
Another SeaTac Successful Mask Giveaway /Census Event
September 19-On Saturday, September 19, City Staff and U.S. Census Bureau teamed up to host a free COVID-19 mask giveaway/Census event. The event took place at Valley Ridge Park from 10 AM to 2PM. During the four-hour giveaway, nearly 60 cars of people arrived to pick up to 8 free masks per household. The masks … Continue reading Another SeaTac Successful Mask Giveaway /Census Event
SeaTac Senior Program First Responder Appreciation Lunch
September 11-SeaTac Senior Program First Responder Appreciation Lunch Tuesday, September 15th, 2020 11:45 AM to 12:30 PM SeaTac Community Center, South Parking Lot Bring a note or card (no gifts please) to express your gratitude to our SeaTac Police and Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority. Police and Firefighters will be on hand to help serve … Continue reading SeaTac Senior Program First Responder Appreciation Lunch
Wildfire Smoke Prevention
September 11-With wildfire smoke, poor air quality, and warmer than normal temperatures in the forecast for the next few days, I wanted to pass along a few wildfire smoke resources that may be helpful: Puget Sound Clean Air Agency:Home page -- includes a high level summary of air quality conditions and activity advisories. This week, … Continue reading Wildfire Smoke Prevention
King County Fire Chiefs Urge Public to Take Steps to Prevent Brush Fires from Starting and Spreading
September 8– Fire agencies in King County and throughout the Puget Sound region have responded to a large number of brush fires over the past couple of days. With the continued hot, dry and windy weather, the King County Fire Chiefs Association is urging the public to immediately take steps to prevent brush fires from … Continue reading King County Fire Chiefs Urge Public to Take Steps to Prevent Brush Fires from Starting and Spreading
National Preparedness Month
September 11-It is the second week of National Preparedness Month. With fire evacuations being a thing in our region right now it just highlights the importance of a disaster plan and kit. This week’s focus is building (or updating) your disaster supplies kit. It’s important to have basic necessities consolidated and ready to go during … Continue reading National Preparedness Month