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🚒⚡ Fire Prevention Week: Charge into Safety! ⚡🚒 It is Fire Prevention Week, we’re Charging into Safety by taking action to prevent fires before they happen and keeping our homes, families, and community protected. 🔋 Charge safely: Use chargers and devices according to the manufacturer’s instructions. 🔌 Check your cords: Replace damaged or frayed cords and avoid overloading outlets. 🚨 Stay alert: Make sure smoke alarms are working and everyone knows what to do when they sound. 🏠 Plan your escape: Know two ways out of every room and practice your home fire escape plan. 🔥 Prevent fires: Stay attentive when cooking and keep anything that can burn away from heat sources. Fire safety isn’t just about reacting to an emergency—it’s about taking simple steps every day to prevent one. This Fire Prevention Week, let’s Charge into Safety and make fire prevention a priority. #FirePreventionWeek #ChargeIntoSafety #FireSafety #NFPA #FirePrevention #BeFireSafe #StaySafe

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This morning just before 4:30am SKFR crews were dispatched to Creek View Dr for reports of a residential structure fire. First arriving crews found a well involved garage fire with flames coming out of the roof of the house. A quick fire attack was made and crews were able to stop the fire from spreading into the home. All occupants had evacuated the house prior to the arrival of fire crews and there were no injuries to the occupants or firefighters. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by the Kitsap County Fire Marshal’s Office. #skfr #skfrcares

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For the month of October, SKFR will be supporting Breast Cancer Awareness month by wearing duty shirts with pink highlights. 🩷 National average of career female firefighters: 4% South Kitsap Fire and Rescue: 8% 🩷 National average of volunteer female firefighters: 11% South Kitsap Fire and Rescue: 12% 🩷 Breast Cancer is one of the sixteen presumptive illnesses that is defined by Revised Code of Washington (RCW) for First Responders 🩷 Breast Cancer accounts for 25% of all cancer diagnoses for female firefighters fcsn_national Firefighter Cancer Support Network, Washington wscffinsta Washington State Fire Fighters' Association #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #firefightercancersupportnetwork #firefightercancerawareness #firefightercancerprevention #skfrcares

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🚒⚡ Fire Prevention Week 2027: Charge into Safety! ⚡🚒

It is Fire Prevention Week, we’re Charging into Safety by taking action to prevent fires before they happen and keeping our homes, families, and community protected.

🔋 Charge safely: Use chargers and devices according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
🔌 Check your cords: Replace damaged or frayed cords and avoid overloading outlets.
🚨 Stay alert: Make sure smoke alarms are working and everyone knows what to do when they sound.
🏠 Plan your escape: Know two ways out of every room and practice your home fire escape plan.
🔥 Prevent fires: Stay attentive when cooking and keep anything that can burn away from heat sources.

Fire safety isn’t just about reacting to an emergency—it’s about taking simple steps every day to prevent one.

This Fire Prevention Week, let’s Charge into Safety and make fire prevention a priority. ❤️‍🔥

#FirePreventionWeek #ChargeIntoSafety #FireSafety #NFPA #FirePrevention #BeFireSafe #StaySafe
This morning just before 4:30am SKFR crews were dispatched to Creek View Dr for reports of a residential structure fire.  First arriving crews found a well involved garage fire with flames coming out of the roof of the house. A quick fire attack was made and crews were able to stop the fire from spreading into the home.  All occupants had evacuated the house prior to the arrival of fire crews and there were no injuries to the occupants or firefighters.  The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by the Kitsap County Fire Marshal’s Office.  #skfr #skfrcares
For the month of October, SKFR will be supporting Breast Cancer Awareness month by wearing duty shirts with pink highlights. 

🩷 National average of career female firefighters: 4% South Kitsap Fire and Rescue: 8%
🩷 National average of volunteer female firefighters: 11% South Kitsap Fire and Rescue: 12%
🩷 Breast Cancer is one of the sixteen presumptive illnesses that is defined by Revised Code of Washington (RCW) for First Responders
🩷 Breast Cancer accounts for 25% of all cancer diagnoses for female firefighters
fcsn_national Firefighter Cancer Support Network, Washington wscffinsta Washington State Fire Fighters' Association 

#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #firefightercancersupportnetwork #firefightercancerawareness #firefightercancerprevention #skfrcares
The Kitsap County Fire Marshal, in coordination with the Kitsap County Fire Chiefs Association, announces that the Stage One ban on outdoor burning will be lifted effective 8 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026. Recreational fires and general outdoor burning may resume, subject to normal rules and regulations. 

The decision follows the return of cooler fall weather, recent rainfall, and increased humidity. Over the past week, Kitsap County has received rain across most areas, temperatures are cooling, and fuel moisture conditions have improved. 

Outdoor burning may resume, but it’s important to follow the rules and take precautions to keep your property and our community safe.

Before you burn:

• A permit is required for general outdoor burning. Contact us for permits and additional information. 360-871-2411.
• Outdoor burning is prohibited within city limits.
• Only burn natural vegetation grown on your property.
• Burn piles must be 10 feet by 10 feet or smaller.
• Land-clearing debris may not be burned.
• Keep burn piles at least 50 feet from structures and property lines.
• Fires must be attended at all times until completely extinguished.
• Have a shovel, water supply, and tools available to control the fire.
• Clear tall grass, dry brush, and other vegetation within 50 feet of the burn pile.
• When you’re finished, make sure the fire is completely out and cold to the touch before leaving.

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