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Scout Night

Scout Night 2014 will be Wednesday May 14th at South King Fire Headquarter station located at 31617 1 Ave S. Read on...

Oso Update

Two weeks after the disaster three SKFR firefighters are back home and two more have joined in the search efforts Read on...

Fire Round up for March incidents

In the month of March South King Fire and Rescue responded to 1482 calls for help including 43 motor vehicle accidents, 28 Overdoses and five car vs. pedestrian incidents. Read on...

South King Firefighters helping at the Oso mudslide

South King Fire & Rescue has sent five firefighters with specialized training to help in the rescue and recovery efforts at the mud slide tragedy in Snohomish County. Read on...

Please don't text and drive!

SKFR strongly supports the Safe States Alliance and AT&T’s campaign to make texting and driving unacceptable. The “It Can Wait” (www.itcanwait.org) campaign provides a clear picture of the consequences of texting behind the wheel. Read on...

Tue, Apr. 22

Commissioners Meeting

Sat, May 10

CPR/First Aid Class - $40.00

Tue, May 27

Commissioners Meeting

Sat, Jun. 14

CPR/First Aid Class - $40.00

Tue, Jun. 24

Commissioners Meeting

Children & Fire: Life Saving Tips
Young children are not able to sense danger in the same way as adults. This increases their risk of death and injury in a fire. Please watch them with care!

The majority of American's use candles in their homes, 77% according to the National Fire Protection Association. Beginning with Halloween, and continuing through New Year's, 'tis prime candle season.

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