Serving the community with Honor, Integrity & Pride

Serving the community with Honor, Integrity & Pride

BURN BAN LIFTED

Burn season is open from October 5th, 2020 to July 15th, 2021. All terms and conditions detailed on the Outdoor Burning page apply.

Please be aware that our fire stations are still closed to the public during COVID-19. You must apply for your permit online.

Online Burn Permit Application

MISSION STATEMENT

Protect lives, property, and the environment through effective response, compassionate service, and community involvement.

VISION

By promoting growth and professionalism, we will:

  • Ensure personnel have quality training and tools for effective job performance
  • Continually work to earn the respect and support of the community and fire service
  • Foster and maintain a labor/management relationship where collaborative decisions are made
  • Promote and maintain a healthy and safe work environment
  • Honor our traditions while embracing change
  • Commit to supporting the professional development of career and volunteer members
  • Welcome radical transparency 
  • Be good stewards of department resources
View Our Strategic Plan

CORE VALUES

Through honor, integrity, and pride, we shall conduct ourselves with:

Selflessness

Concerned more with the needs of others than one’s self (mentorship, compassion).

Passion

The desire and willingness to go above and beyond the community’s expectations (excellence).

Fortitude

Strength of mind, courage, moral strength, overcoming fear (integrity).

Respect

Feeling of deep admiration for someone and/or something (ownership, honest communication).

Public Records and Forms

Request for Public Records (RCW 42.56)

Please fill out the form below. Click here for the PDF version.

  • To assist us in answering your request accurately and promptly, please identify the records you wish to inspect by referring to a specific title, name, identification number and/or description. If copies are needed, please indicate which file(s) you would like copied. There may be a fee for copying.

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Honor, Integrity and Pride in all we do

South Pierce Fire and Rescue No. 17 is a dynamic department staffed by exceptionally well-trained and dedicated fire and EMS professionals proudly providing the very best in emergency response services to the following communities: 

  • Town of Eatonville

  • City of Roy

  • Clear Lake

  • Harts Lake

  • Lacamas

  • La Grande

  • McKenna

  • Ohop 

  • Unicorporated Roy

  • Unincorporated Eatonville

2020 First Aid/CPR Schedule

Sunday, March 15th

1pm – 5pm

Saturday, May 16th 

8am – 5pm

Saturday, July 18th

8am – 5pm

Saturday, November 14th

8am - 5pm

First Aid/ CPR courses are $35 for residents and non-residents.

If you are interested in signing up for a course, please contact us at cpr@spfr.org or (253) 847-4333.

Be sure to include:

  • The full name of each registered student
  • Email address
  • Phone number
  • Class preference

SPFR provides Fire and EMS to a 140 square mile district with a population of approximately 25,000 in Roy, Lacamas, Harts Lake, McKenna, and unincorporated Eatonville area of Washington State. Volunteer firefighters serve alongside career firefighters as members of engine companies or medic/aid units.

SHIFT VOLUNTEERS may reside anywhere in the area and are assigned one of three rotating shifts. These volunteers choose 36 hours of required duty time per month to work their shifts at one of our four fire stations.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

  • 18 Years of age by time of hire
  • Acceptable driving record/Clean criminal background check
  • Good physical condition 

TRADITIONAL VOLUNTEERS reside within the Fire District and respond from home to an assigned fire station for alarms. These volunteers also participate in the Shift Volunteer Program and must choose 24 hours of required duty time per month to work their shifts at on of our fire stations.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

  • 18 years of age by time of hire
  • Acceptable driving record/Clean criminal background check
  • Good physical condition
  • Reside within South Pierce Fire District boundaries

WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS AT THIS TIME.

Volunteer Firefighter Information Request Form

For more information contact Assistant Chief Turner at (253) 847-4333. 

Mailed inquiries should be directed to:

South Pierce Fire and Rescue #17
Attn: Chief Turner
5403 340th Street East
Eatonville, WA 98328

Or submit your information request via our online form below.  

Do you wish to volunteer or give back to the community?

In the event of an emergency,

please call 911 for immediate emergency assistance.

You may email any questions or concerns that you may have. Please allow 24 business hours for a response.