South County Fire is seeking public comment on a plan to update fire commissioner election districts to address population changes identified in the 2020 census. 

A public hearing on the redistricting proposal will be held during the Board of Commissioners meeting on November 16th.

South County Fire responded to a three-alarm fire at a commercial building on Highway 99 early Saturday morning, September 11th.

It took firefighters about 40 minutes to get the fire under control. No one was injured.

No one was injured in a two-alarm house fire that heavily damaged a two-story house in the Silver Firs neighborhood on Friday morning, September 3rd.

There was heavy fire and smoke damage throughout the house.

South County Fire offers free online classes and programs in June to help you stay safe and sound.

All classes are offered using Zoom and require internet access via a smart phone, tablet or computer.

Snohomish County candidate filing begins at 9:00 am on Monday, May 17th, for the 2021 ballot.

178 offices are available for filing including five Mill Creek City Council positions, three county council positions, and a number of other important offices.

South Snohomish County may not see wildland fires on the same scale as those in rural areas of Eastern Washington, but experts expect the risk of wildfire west of the Cascades to increase with climate change and population growth. Here are five steps to take in May.

South County Fire & Rescue offers a number of free online classes and programs in February to help you stay safe and sound. 

All classes are offered using Zoom and require internet access via a smart phone, tablet or computer.

Battalion Chief David Wells was recently promoted to Deputy Chief of Training at South County Fire.

He will oversee training programs for more than 300 employees and will also be responsible for continuing regional fire service collaboration efforts.

South County Fire is asking voters to consider a benefit charge coupled with a lower fire levy during the November 3rd General Election. Fire Commissioners intend to set the benefit charge at a rate that will reduce property tax revenue by $1.3 million next year.

With in-person education programs not possible, Safe Kids Snohomish County and South County Fire are offering options for parents to learn virtually. 

These online programs help parents check child car seats and correct common mistakes that can save a child’s life.