News from Camano Fire & Rescue

• Now hiring: Full-time Firefighter/EMTs
  April 16, 2025 Take advantage of your chance to work for Camano Fire. We’re hiring full-time experienced firefighter/EMTs for open positions and a standing list. Candidates must apply through the National Testing Network and submit all application materials by 5 p.m. … Read more
• Camano Fire hiring for next Assistant Fire Chief
  March 19, 2025 With the promotion of Assistant Chief Jason Allen to the role of Fire Chie, Camano Fire is looking for its next Assistant Fire Chief. The ideal candidate will be an experienced, visionary fire service professional with exceptional leadership … Read more
• Pro/Con volunteers sought for EMS levy renewal measure
  The Board of Fire Commissioners for Camano Fire recently approved a resolution to place an EMS levy renewal measure on the on the Aug. 5, 2025, primary election ballot. If approved by voters, the levy renewal would fund additional EMS personnel … Read more
• Allen formally sworn in as Camano Fire’s sixth fire chief 
  In his 29 years with Camano Island Fire & Rescue, Jason Allen has served in nearly every agency role possible. In 1999, he became one of the first three career firefighters hired by the district. On March 12, in front of a room filled with friends, family, and fellow firefighters, Allen was officially sworn in as the district’s sixth fire chief – and the first chief promoted from within the department.

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