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Welcome!

The members of Spokane County Fire District 4, past and present, have a long tradition of providing compassionate and efficient service to our neighbors.

We are an all risk department providing emergency response to fire, emergency medical, hazardous material, and a variety of other types of incidents. We provide these services with a combination of volunteer, part time and full time staff responding from nine stations located throughout the District.

Our District covers approximately 330 square miles of north Spokane County. We also respond to Stevens and Pend Oreille counties and other Spokane County jurisdictions surrounding our district through automatic and mutual aid agreements, and inter-agency agreements with the Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Land Management, and the United States Forest Service.

We are pleased to offer this website as another tool to provide valuable information to our citizens and members. After touring our site, should you have any questions or comments about the website or the Fire District, please feel free to contact us.

Thank you for visiting our site and we appreciate hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Bill Neckels

Fire Chief

ADDRESS SIGN REQUEST

Have an address or driveway that is hard to find? We have an address-signage program to help provide the fastest Emergency Response possible to our residents.

HOME SAFETY CHECKLIST

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SMOKE ALARM INSTALLATION

Public Events

MISSION STATEMENT

Members of the Department guarantee to the People of Fire District 4 that we will provide dependable service in a responsive fashion, while showing care and compassion for those in need. We will protect lives, property and the environment through disaster preparedness, fire prevention, community education, and the mitigation of fire, rescue, medical care, and hazardous material incidents.

BUSINESS PHILOSOPHY

The Board shall establish Levels of Service with public input.

It is the Board of Commissioners’ plan to utilize a combination District to provide services to our community. In accordance with our established Mission and Values statements, this organization shall be comprised of a blend of career and volunteer personnel to meet the established Levels of Service.

The Board of Commissioners shall see that the Objectives of the Comprehensive Plan are met.

2024 Stations

2024 Responders

2024 Calls

2024 Av. Call Per Day

DISTRICT VALUES

Commitment to Excellence

The Members of this district, working together, will provide a professional and caring environment that is fair, honest, ethical, and that treats all individuals with respect and dignity.

District Members will be supportive and responsive to the needs of the District in a loyal, ethical, and professional manner.

The District will be progressive, service oriented organization which provides innovative and effective leadership.

As a role model within the Fire Service, this department will cooperatively participate at all levels in developing innovative concepts and issues that advance the profession.

Accountability

… will be accomplished through written, published expectations with clear consequences for District 4 personnel at all levels, defining duty crew responsibilities and training. To promote a positive, equitable culture by use of job descriptions and a standardized evaluation process.

Communications

… will be honest, open, and available. We will have a 360 degree communications flow with the emphasis on a strong feedback loop. Communications and information will be distributed throughout the District in an accurate, timely and consistent manner.

Respect for Leadership

… will be maintained through a formalized development program that outlines the expectations and requirements for all positions within the Organization. We will develop and hold members consistently responsible to meet or exceed standards of their qualifications. This will include regular, reciprocal evaluations of all personnel, remediations of skills and correction of behavior when appropriate.

Professional Development

… will be achieved through ongoing training and evaluations to allow Members to maintain skills and offer opportunities for them to further their skills, knowledge and qualifications in the Organization.

Alarms & Responses

SCFD #4 Recent Alarms

Important Links and Information

Alarms to date

Year	Alarms	Daily Avg.
2024	4227	11.58
2023	4176	11.44
2022	4400	12.05
2021	4084	11.19
2020	3360	9.21
2019	3461	9.48
2015	3166	8.67
2010	2262	6.20
1990	786	2.15

Response by Type

FIND A FIRE STATION NEAR YOU

For information of distance from your home to a fire station, use the map below to click on the marker nearest to your home. Then select the “google+page” link to open in another window. Now click “Directions” and enter your address. This will give you distance options.

To learn more about Spokane County’s Fire Districts, visit SpokaneCounty.org.

For a map of all Spokane County Fire Districts, visit Fire-Districts-Map-PDF (spokanecounty.org).

District Office

Main Office Hours:
M-F 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

509-467-4500

315 E Crawford St.
Deer Park, WA 99006

Station 40

27515 N Elk-Chattaroy Rd.
Chattaroy WA 99003

Station 45

3929 W. Wild Rose Rd
Deer Park, WA 99006

Station 41

315 E. Crawford St.
Deer Park, WA 99006

Station 46

3818 E. Deer Park Milan Rd.
Chattaroy, WA 99003

Station 42

3219 E. Chattaroy Rd.
Chattaroy, WA 9900

Station 47

9815 E. Greenbluff Rd.
Colbert, WA 99005

Station 43

40116 N. Elk Camden Rd.
Elk, WA 99009

Station 48

17711 N. Mt. Spokane Park Drive
Mead, WA 99021

Station 44

17207 N. Newport Hwy
Mead, WA 99021

Station 49

302 W. Monroe Rd.
Colbert, WA 99005

Contact Us!

Phone Number

509-467-4500

Fax

509-467-6032

Administrative Location

315 E Crawford St.

Deer Park, WA. 99006

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