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Our Mission
- Protecting life, property and the environment.
- Presenting education and prevention.
- Providing fire, medical and emergency services safely.
- Performing professionally and politely.
Spokane County Fire District 10
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Is your child’s car seat installed correctly? Is it the right size for your child? Has it been recalled? Bring your child and their car seat to a certified child passenger safety technician and they will check your car seat for free! Visit the Spokane Regional Health District web site for more information.
Your fire district 10 members, along with Fairchild, Airway Heights, DNR and 2 contract dozers assisted with a very large slash pile at Riverside Cemetary. Thank you to all of our partner agencies for assisting us with this difficult fire.
6 days ago
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Thank you Fire Fighters, Awesome job, greatly appreciate you
At the same time District 10 also assisted District 5 on a 1/2 acre brush fire near horseshoe lake.
How much is a ticket for burning such a huge pile during a burn ban?
Thank you for all your hard work!
Great work!
Stay safe everyone!
Lizzie, Are you near this area?
God be with all of you.
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Yes Thank you
Our thoughts are with our SFD family and FF Foster’s family as well. May he Rest In Peace.Spokane Fire Department (SFD) is saddened to announce the death of recently retired Firefighter Ed Foster on July 26, 2020 due to complications from a cardiac event.
Firefighter Foster joined SFD on March 29, 1993 and was most recently assigned to SFD Fire Station 17 prior to his retirement on June 25, 2020. As he left the station after his final shift, Firefighter Foster shared a simple and very mindful message with his fire family “Time flies. Please remember to be kind and do the right thing.”
SFD and Firefighter Foster’s loved ones appreciate the outpouring of support from the community. Because of the nature of work in the fire service, cardiac incidents are a leading cause of death for firefighters. In light of the circumstances involving Firefighter Foster's passing, his death is considered Line-of-Duty. Additional details to follow regarding ways to honor Firefighter Foster.
During the time that Firefighter Foster served our community he touched many lives. His values and memory will live on through his brothers and sisters of Spokane Fire Department.
Respectfully,
Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer
2 weeks ago
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Condolences to the family from Taber Alberta we will take it from here
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