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Monday, October 26th at 4:00 PM

  • Facilities Bond Proposal

    CKFR is asking voters to approve a 32-cent bond to improve community and firefighter health and safety on the November 2020 ballot.

    Learn More Here

  • Wildland Virtual Town Hall

    Is your home prepared for wildfire? Chief Oliver has some safety tips for local residents.

    Watch on Vimeo

  • OUTDOOR BURNING PERMITS

    Permits are now available online!

    Read the Burning Guidelines and Apply Today

  • Do you have a
    home escape plan?

    Its important to know two ways out of each room and to practice the plan with all family members.

    Make your escape plan grid today!

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    our Weekly
    Newsletter!


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  • Learn CPR

    In the event of an emergency, are you prepared?

    Register Now

  • PULSEPOINT

    Whose life will you
    save today?

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HELP PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19

For important Kitsap County updates about COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, visit: www.kitsappublichealth.org

CKFR fire stations, administration building and facilities will be closed to the public until further notice.

CKFR asks you to please stay home. While we’re still responding when you need us, we may look a little different. Crews will be wearing Personal Protection Equipment (PPE). We respond to a variety of situations and this gear is for the protection of everyone, sick or not, as well as for the protection of our crews.

We appreciate your support and your offers to drop supplies at our stations. At this time we’re not accepting any food items and again, we ask that you stay home.

Please utilize these safe shopping tips below when you need to pick up groceries:

Blue Address Signs

CKFR no longer provides blue address signs. They can be obtained through the Kitsap County Department of Community Development through this link: Addressing Sign Request

Free CPR AED Classes

Thanks to a generous donation from the Medic One Foundation and due to popular demand, CKFR has expanded its CPR program and will be offering free classes twice a month!  Classes are on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings.  Register online today!

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"STOP THE BLEED" Community Program

We are now offering free Stop the Bleed classes to train on basic bleeding control and providing immediate, front-line aid until first responders are able to take over. Classes are from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at Station 56 (6470 Seabeck Hwy NW, Bremerton, WA 98312) and will be offered on:

  • October 22, 2020

Call our office at (360) 447-3550 to reserve your spot!

Knox Box Questions?

Have questions about Knox Box for residential or commercial use? Here’s a link to their site:

Knox Box

PULSEPOINT. ENABLING CITIZEN SUPERHEROES.

There’s power in your community—bystanders ready to help save more lives from sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). But how can you seize that potential and activate your citizens to change patient outcomes? The answer is PulsePoint.

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ENGAGE WITH COMMUNITY CONNECT!

Easy for residents, intuitive for responders. “Community Connect” bridges the information gap before 9-1-1 is called. Learn how you can help with pre-planning so that we can better serve you during an emergency.

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