Auburn’s fire department is the Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA). The VRFA serves Auburn, Algona, and Pacific. There are five fire stations throughout Auburn, and one in Pacific. Station 31 houses the primary VRFA administrative offices.
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VRFA Administration:
Chief and Administrator: Brent Swearingen
Deputy Fire Chief of Operations: Brad Thompson
Deputy Chief of Technical Services: Dave Largberg
Chief Financial Officer: Mark Horaski
VRFA Board of Governance:
The VRFA’s nine-member Board of Governance is comprised of the Mayors and two City Council members from each of the participating cities.
Algona: Mayor David Hill, City Councilmember Lynda Osborn, Councilmember Troy Linnell
Auburn: Mayor Nancy Backus, Deputy Mayor Claude DaCorsi, Councilmember Larry Brown
Pacific: Mayor Leanne Guier (Chairman of the Board), Councilmember David Storaasli, Councilmember Kerry Garberding
Valley Professional Firefighters – IAFF 1352
“On the front line, doing good in the community on and off duty. Serving you in Auburn, Pacific, & Algona, WA.”
The Professional Firefighters Union representing the firefighters serving Algona, Auburn, and Pacific.
Stations:
VRFA Station Page
Station 31 Station 32 Station 33
1101 D Street N.E. 1951 R Street S.E. 500 182 Ave E
Auburn, WA 98002 Auburn, WA 98002 Auburn Wa, 98092
253-288-5800 253-288-5800 253-288-5800
Station 34 Station 35 Station 38
31290 124th Ave. SE 2905 C St. SW 133 3rd Ave SE
Auburn, WA 98092 Auburn, WA 98002 Pacific, WA 98047
253-288-5800 253-288-5800 253-288-5800
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The Valley Regional Fire Authority responded to 292 calls for service for the week of May 9-15, 2022 (267 previous blotter). Year to Date our… This post VRFA Blotter: Firefighters Handle Tree That Had Been Listening to Too Much Incubus appeared first on Auburn Examiner.
- VRFA Blotter: Pedestrian Hit by Train Transported to Hospital with Serious Injuriesby VRFA Blotter on May 15, 2022 at 2:28 am
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- VRFA Deputy Chief Dave Larberg Retires After 38 Years of Serviceby Press Release - VRFA on April 29, 2022 at 10:39 pm
Valley Regional Fire Authority’s Deputy Chief Dave Larberg’s family has lived in Auburn since the 1900s. Dave grew up in Auburn and has worked for… This post VRFA Deputy Chief Dave Larberg Retires After 38 Years of Service appeared first on Auburn Examiner.
- VRFA Blotter: Firefighters Help Patient Who Fell and Couldn’t Get Upby VRFA Blotter on April 27, 2022 at 5:28 pm
The Valley Regional Fire Authority responded to 291 calls for service for the week of April 19-25, 2022 (prev blotter 271 – no blotter April… This post VRFA Blotter: Firefighters Help Patient Who Fell and Couldn’t Get Up appeared first on Auburn Examiner.
- VRFA Blotter: Firefighters Are Pretty Useless Without Dispatchersby VRFA Blotter on April 12, 2022 at 11:04 pm
The Valley Regional Fire Authority responded to 269 calls for service for the week of April 5-11, 2022 (prev week 269). Year to Date our… This post VRFA Blotter: Firefighters Are Pretty Useless Without Dispatchers appeared first on Auburn Examiner.