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Depoe Bay Fire District is seeking motivated, skilled and professional members to become part of our team. You do not need to work or reside with our district. We are recruiting for trained firefighters regardless of where you live. For additional Information please click on the "Join Our Team" image on the left.

Volunteer Association to give out FREE Smoke Alarms MARCH 16 - *** ARE YOU NOTIFIED PROPERLY IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE? *** The Depoe Bay Volunteer Firefighters Association wants to make sure you are. We want to get working smoke alarms in every home in the fire district. Thanks to a generous grant from the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians and the buying power of Ace Hardware, we have a limited number of smoke alarms we are giving away at no charge to any ... (Full Story & Photos)

Depoe Bay Fire District CERT receives a $5000 Grant from STCCF JANUARY 25 - NEWS RELEASE FROM DEPOE BAY FIRE DISTRICT CERT (This is not from the school district) The Depoe Bay Fire District CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) Received a $5000 grant from the Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund and a sizeable donation from Bruce Polvi's Electronic Superstore in Lincoln City and will give away 109 FREE NOAA Weather Alert Radios! These radios will be given to ... (Full Story & Photos)

Otter Rock fire station spared damage JULY 06 - At 8:37 PM the Depoe Bay Fire District responded to a report of downed trees and power lines. The location of the incident was the fire station in Otter Rock. Upon arrival DBFD personnel noted there was no power in the Otter Rock area and that power lines were down and hanging low to the ground. DBFD units will be returning to the station today to continue tree removal. Upon further inspection ... (Full Story & Photos)

NATURE’S EXTREMES JUNE 14 - The first few weeks following Japan's Earthquake and Tsunami of March 11th, 2011 the natural disaster S.E.T. "Severe Event Training" classes offered freely to the public surged in attendance. The first public class after the event had 56 individuals attend one Saturday morning; I expected no more than 20. Each class and public meeting presentation after that had a strong showing but, as the weeks ... (Full Story & Photos)

Depoe Bay Fire Chief Josh Williams (in vehicle) assists invesigators early Thursday morning in front of a structure fire that occured late Wednesday 06/01/2011

Depoe Bay Structure Fire JUNE 02 - ***PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** An abandoned house in Depoe Bay, Oregon burned late Wednesday night June 01, 2011. Depoe Bay Fire & Rescue crews responded to a report of a fully involved structure fire at 11:17PM. The house located in a heavily wooden area at the north end of Depoe Bay just east of Highway 101, was quickly brought under control by approximately a dozen firefighters. The ... (Full Story & Photos)

Depoe Bay Fire reveals new 6x6 Rapid Response Vehicle MAY 31 - With summer approaching Depoe Bay Fire & Rescue procured a 6 wheeled "Ranger Polaris" for beach rescue operations. This vehicle handling characteristic seems ideally suited for the type of "fine" sand and rough terrain Depoe Bay Firefighters must traverse quickly in emergencies. Depoe Bay Fire Captain Harry Riches took out the new Polaris 6x6 and found it extremely capable in sand and on the ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Depoe Bay Fire Seeking Exploratory Committee Members APRIL 19 - ***PRESS RELEASE*** The Board of Directors of Depoe Bay Fire is seeking applications from citizens residing within the District who are interested in serving on the "Depoe Bay Building Exploratory Committee". The Committee is being formed to explore options regarding Fire Station 2300, located in Depoe Bay. Committee members are expected to attend meetings as scheduled and assist with developmental ... (Full Story & Photos)

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