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Stay safe this Fourth of July

Even with cooler weather and rain, vegetation is still dry. Add fireworks to the mix and it can be a recipe for disaster. This Fourth of July, take a few simple steps to keep yourself, your family and your friends safe while you celebrate. Prevent fires Follow firework laws

Type 1 Burn Ban began at 7 a.m. July 1, 2026

The Island County Sheriff’s Office issued a Type 1 burn ban beginning at 7 a.m. Wednesday, July 1, 2026. During a Type 1 Burn Ban, you CAN do the following: Use barbecues, outdoor grills or smokers Use propane-fueled firepits Have campfires (with charcoal or seasoned firewood) in sturdy firepits that are smaller than 3 feet … Read more

Apply now for part-time Firefighter/EMT openings

Take the next step in advancing your fire service career: Camano Fire has immediate openings for part-time Firefighter/EMTs. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Friday, June 5, 2026. Every current part-time firefighter gets an interview for full-time, career positions with the department. Many of Camano Fire’s newest hires started out working part time with the … Read more

Now hiring: Career Firefighter/Paramedics

Camano Fire is seeking qualified Paramedic candidates to add to its growing team. Firefighter/Paramedics at Camano Fire respond to a wide range of calls, with primary responsibility for advanced life support (ALS) medical care, as well as fire suppression, rescue operations, hazardous materials incidents, and public service calls. We’re seeking candidates who are collaborative, flexible, … Read more

Camano Fire publishes 2025 Annual Report

Camano Fire has published its 2025 Annual Report. The annual report is a chance to review the department’s performance in the past year, highlight important events, and share more information about plans for the coming year. You can find the PDF copy of the Annual Report on the Camano Fire website. Click the News menu … Read more

Camano Fire maintains WSRB Protection Classification

Camano Fire maintained a Protection Class rating of 5 in its most recent review by the Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau. A Protection Class score  represents the community-provided fire protection capabilities available at a specific property Properties rated as a 5 must be within five road miles of a responding fire station and must have … Read more