News from Camano Fire & Rescue

• Camano Fire launches new online form for public education, event requests
  We’re rolling out a new online form to make it simpler for community members to request Camano Fire public education visits or event participation. Use this request form to ask for Camano Fire participation in community events, school public education presentations, … Read more
• Medic One Foundation establishes dedicated Camano Island Fire & Rescue Fund
  The nonprofit Medic One Foundation recently announced the establishment of a dedicated Camano Island Fire & Rescue Fund to support lifesaving emergency care on the island. “The Medic One Foundation has a long history of supporting local emergency care,” Fire Chief … Read more
• Camano Fire seeking proposals for new HR Information System solutions
  Camano Island Fire & Rescue is currently seeking proposals from qualified software vendors for Human Resource Information System solutions and implementation services. Interested vendors can review the district’s full Request for Proposals [PDF] online. As a growing agency with increasingly complex … Read more
• Camano Fire hosting National Night Out at Terry’s Corner on Aug. 5
  Join Camano Fire for National Night Out this August at Terry’s Corner.
• Voters to consider EMS levy renewal August 5
  Ballots must be returned by 8 p.m. on Election Day Camano Island voters will decide in the Aug. 5 primary election whether to renew Camano Island Fire & Rescue’s emergency medical services (EMS) levy. If approved, the measure would restore the … Read more

Welcome to Camano Island Fire & Rescue

Our work is based on four key pillars – people, service, community and governance. We’re proud to be a part of this community. It’s reflected in the way we support our people, contribute to our community, respond in times of need, and run our organization.

Learn more about us, and find out how you can get involved in our community.

Calling 911: What you need to know

Call 911 if you see a threat to life or property. Be prepared! Here’s what you’ll need to know:

• The address of your emergency, including the city
• Your phone number, or the phone number you’re calling from
• What type of emergency is occurring
• Any other information requested by the 911 dispatcher