Clark County

The Camas Fire Department provides both fire and emergency medical services to the citizens of Camas, Wash. The department covers around 14 square miles and 17,100 citizens for fire protection and approximately 80 square miles containing 40,000 citizens for paramedic services. It possesses three staffed stations featuring advanced life support ambulance and fire truck/engine. The Camas Fire Department handles around 3,000 fire and medical calls annually and is the only fire department in Clark County that provides ambulance services. It has partnerships with Washougal and East County Fire & Rescue.

Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue-Station 20 in Newberg, OR is part of a comprehensive fire and life safety organization that serves the Tualatin Valley region. With a network of 29 fire stations, including Fire Station 20, they provide essential emergency response services to the community. Their facilities, which include a Command and Business Operations Center, Logistics Service Center, training facility, and South Operating Center, are equipped to handle various emergency situations. While their community rooms are currently closed to the public, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue-Station 20 remains committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of the residents in the area.Generated from the website

Marion County Fire District No. 1 is an independent special service district located in Salem, Oregon. With a team of over 100 fire and medical personnel, they provide emergency services to over 60,000 residents in 88 square miles of unincorporated residential, commercial, and agricultural property. Equipped with 9 fire engines, 7 transport ambulances, and other specialized units, they respond to approximately 10,000 calls for help annually, offering round-the-clock assistance in fire, EMS, rescue, and wildfire situations.Generated from the website