Hiker Rescued
CKFR crews started off the weekend rescuing a citizen with a minor injury incurred during a hike off Anderson Hill. The citizen is doing well and shared these pictures with us as well as a few words of appreciation.
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CKFR crews started off the weekend rescuing a citizen with a minor injury incurred during a hike off Anderson Hill. The citizen is doing well and shared these pictures with us as well as a few words of appreciation.
At 1:51 this afternoon, CKFR responded to a call for a structure fire in the 11000 block of Schold Road. The structure, a two story residence, was fully involved upon arrival.While combating the fire, crews discovered human remains inside the residence. The fire was extinguished. The County Fire Marshal and Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office Detectives […]
The Board of Fire Commissioners for Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue decided to postpone its request for a facilities bond to replace and renovate its fire stations. The Fire District had spent several years preparing to place the measure on the August 4, 2020 Primary Election ballot. “Many in our community are facing economic uncertainty […]
Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue’s Annual Kids’ Day event has taken place in Kitsap County for decades and has grown to such popularity that citizens “just know” to be at the fairgrounds on the first Saturday of June. “The event is 100% free and we pride ourselves on offering life safety messages while providing entertainment […]
As firefighters continue working on the frontline in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s impossible for them to practice social distancing, therefore they risk exposing their families every time they return home from a shift. This is especially concerning for firefighters that have a vulnerable family member at home. CKFR now has an established […]
Fire and Emergency Medical Services are essential to society and cannot falter, even as a historic pandemic strikes the heart of our country. Resiliency and maintaining these lifesaving services are the direct responsibility of your elected board of Fire Commissioners and the Fire Chief. The entire administration has worked behind the scenes to identify core […]
We will always respond when you need us. With COVID-19 cases present in our community, there’s a new opportunity for you to help your first responders stay safe when responding to your home. Community Connect bridges the information gap before 9-1-1 is called, allowing you to share specific information about your household so that we may better […]
Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue is dedicated to serving our community with a high level of service. That’s why in the near future you may see a special rig, TDU 50, responding to calls. TDU stands for Tactical Deployment Unit. When dealing with increased call volume, as we may soon see with the COVID-19 global […]
As many businesses are closed during this time, we want to reassure you that Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue is still open for business and here for you. Our fire stations are at full staffing and administration continues to operate behind the scenes supporting the frontline. Business is being conducted electronically as well as in […]
The Board of Fire Commissioners for Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue will meet to discuss a resolution asking voters to consider a bond to fund station-improvement projects. If the resolution is approved, voters would see the measure on the August 4 Primary Election ballot. The meeting will take place on Monday, March 23 at 4:00 […]
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