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Mututal aid house fire with Kettle Falls
June 27, 2019 by ·
Kettle Falls FD asked us for mutual aid for a house fire. Here is some video from it.
Commissioner Meeting Minutes for 2018
May 22, 2019 by ·
These are the minutes from all the Commissioner Meetings for the year 2018.
Wildland refresher class
May 8, 2019 by ·
For those who missed the Wildland Refresher class this year, there are some makeup classes available.
Reminder: If you DO NOT take a wildland refresher class this year, you will not be permitted to fight wildland fires with the District.
Wildand refresher class for those who still need it, DNR is having two classes. Here are the dates:
5-22-19 09:00 at the armory in Colville (Next to DNR office)
6-19-19 09:00 at the armory in Colville (Next to DNR office)
Fire levy 2019 passes
April 24, 2019 by ·
District 8 (Stevens County) passes new six year fire levy. (Proposition 1)
The votes were 192 for and 47 against.
Thank you District 8 for continuing to support your firefighters and EMTs!
Accepting Bids (Updated 3/5/19)
March 1, 2019 by ·
Update 3/5/19 – Added Scope of Work document.
Joint Fire Protection District Ferry Co#3 and Stevens County #8 is accepting bids for erecting a 68 foot by 48 foot pole building. All building materials will be supplied.
The location of the building site is 3268 Northport-Flat Creek Road, Kettle Falls WA.
Please visit our web page at www.JFPD3-8.org to download the engineered plans or email www.jfpd38office@gmail.com for a hard copied mailed to you.
Bidder must licensed, bonded, and provide prevailing wages in bid.
All bids must be postmarked no later than March 26th 2019.
All bids will be opened March 28th at 6:30pm by the Board of Fire Commissioners.
Please mail bids to
25266 Hwy 395 N
Kettle Falls, WA 99141
Mark on the out side of envelope “Bid”
The board reserves the right to except or refuse all bids
Download plans below. pdf format
Train Derailment – No Injuries
February 27, 2019 by ·
395 North and Water View Rd near Boyd’s Wa. The main engine left the tracks this morning, no injuries and spills reported.
Columbia River Contamination
February 26, 2019 by ·
Update: The spill has been recorded as 650,000 gallons.
Incident Time: 26 Feb/0200 hours
Advised there is currently an ongoing release of acidic solution at the Teck Trail fertilizer operations (25 Aldridge Ave, Trail, BC, Canada). The material was entering the C4 outfall which goes into the Columbia River but now is being diverted into a holding reservoir on site. The spilled material was initially flowing at 14 m3 per minute. The plant is in the process of being shut down and investigations on why the spill happened will occur. Advised the amount of material that was discharged into the Columbia River was 2168.6 m3 with a PH of less than 4.
Earl Dickey
State Emergency Operations Officer
Washington State Emergency Management Division
Washington Military Department
Building 20, MS: TA-20
Camp Murray, WA 98430-5122
1-800-258-5990
New Saws
February 20, 2019 by ·
Joint Fire Protection District Ferry Co #3 and Stevens Co #8 purchased 12 new chains saws.
Thanks to the men and women who participated in state Mob and DNR Fire last year.
The revenue you help bring into the district made it possible to update our chain saws; some of them were 20 years old. We will be adding more equipment to our structure trucks here soon.
I will post the new equipment as it comes in. Please take the time to thank our volunteers who help protect our community.
Chief: Herb Hippler
