Clallam County Fire District No.2 is seeking to fill vacancies in our volunteer Firefighter-EMT ranks. The fire district regularly accepts applications which are available at all fire stations or online. Firefighter-EMT’s are the first line of service when someone calls 911 in need of help for all emergencies other than law enforcement. Click here to read more

Click here, or the photo on the right to go to our 911 response page, which lists Clallam County Fire District 2 most recent response to fire and emergency medical call.

The District responded to a total of 93 incidents last month including one automatic aid response given and one mutual aid received. In addition, the District received one auto-aid call.

In 2011, the District responded to a total of 1022 emergency calls of which 775 were EMS calls and 204 Fire Calls for Service (CFS). The remaining 43 CFS were of other nature.

Station 21 responded to 61 Calls for Service last month for a total of 589 in 2011

Station 22 responded to 32 Calls for Service last month for a total of 385 in 2011 Read full report

District 2 went to the ratepayers and asked the question "What are the residents" emergency service priorities and are they willing to pay for that level of service. Of the 9,000 residents, approximately 3,500 are registered voters. Of that number 108 completed the survey.

Click here to view the survey results.

If you're between the age of 12 and 21, in good physical health and want to know what it's like to be a firefighter, Come Join Our Team!

We offer a great opportunity to participate in practical and meaningful hands on experience. Click here to download a fact sheet about this exciting program.