BOLO - your mailbox!Residents of the greater Sequim area, be on the look out for the FD3 Chief’s Corner in your mail box. In it you’ll find information about how we are funded, training, and the upcoming levy. www.ccfd3.org
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6/16 3:50pm - multiple vehicle collision on Towne Road near Fasola Rd with injuries. Please avoid the area and give crews room to work safely. Traffic may be impacted for some time.
This incident is the 19th of the day so far, 8 hours into the duty crew’s 48 hour shift.
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The sound in the background says it all… just listen 🔊 www.facebook.com/share/p/1EebxNaAD9/
Estees, un video grabado por mí moment del suceso.. 🔗 👉🏻 VidIncident26 👈🏻
Check out the details and cam of the incident.. 🔗 VidMedia27
Fire District 3 members spotted in the wild (with a cameo from District2) participating in the North Olympic Discovery Marathon as First Aid runners and bicycle responders. What a day for a run! 😎☀️🏃♂️
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You guys were incredible out there today!! Thank you so much!
Y'all rock thanks for being out there!
Way to go.
Human caused brush fires continue across the greater Sequim area.
Copy/paste from our last post:
PSA: There have been a handful of brush fires in the Sequim area this past week. Spoiler alert: it's drier out than it looks. Summer is here. Don't be that guy that lights your neighbor's fence on fire (or worse.)
While we do appreciate the opportunity to practice our fire suppression techniques, we don't want anyone to lose property or get hurt.
Sparks and embers can travel farther than expected, and it doesn't take much to ignite dry weeds, grass, or brush. Vegetation may look green on top, but can be pretty dry underneath from past years build up of dead material.
Always immediately call 911 to report fires and other emergencies to get resources rolling your way sooner than later.
For more info on burning, visit ccfd3.org/open-burning-land-clearing-permits
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PSA: There have been a handful of brush fires in the Sequim area this past week. Spoiler alert: it's drier out than it looks. Summer is here. Don't be that guy that lights your neighbor's fence on fire (or worse.)
While we do appreciate the opportunity to practice our fire suppression techniques, we don't want anyone to lose property or get hurt.
Sparks and embers can travel farther than expected, and it doesn't take much to ignite dry weeds, grass, or brush. Vegetation may look green on top, but can be pretty dry underneath from past years build up of dead material.
Always immediately call 911 to report fires and other emergencies to get resources rolling your way sooner than later.
For more info on burning, visit ccfd3.org/open-burning-land-clearing-permits
*AI generated video*
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AI video for attention. And it worked! Stay safe out there.
If he has CAFS it be out already 😬😂😂
That’s a lot of water & pressure coming out of a hose pipe!