Fire Station 10

The Seattle Fire Department Station 10 is part of a comprehensive city framework that includes various elected officials, departments, and community services aimed at enhancing public safety and welfare. Through initiatives such as the Trees for Neighborhoods program and free summer meals for children, the department actively engages with the community to address local needs and promote safety and sustainability. Generated from the website

Seattle Emergency Management is a division of the City of Seattle focused on ensuring public safety and preparedness in the event of emergencies. The department provides essential services including alerts, resources for community engagement, and support for various initiatives aimed at enhancing the resilience of the city's infrastructure and residents. In addition to managing public safety programs, Seattle Emergency Management oversees various community-focused initiatives, such as the Trees for Neighborhoods program and free meal services for children. They also address local issues through active collaborations with elected officials and public committees, aiming to improve overall city quality of life. Generated from the website

The Seattle Fire Marshal s Office works to provide fire investigation and inspection, code enforcement, public education, and emergency medical and rescue services. Established in 1894, it operates more than 30 fire stations with engines and ladders, aid units, medics, and hazardous materials and marine response units. The office has an education section that is responsible for fire prevention education and outreach services. The Seattle Fire Department- Fire Marshal s Office inspects new construction building, major remodels and fire protection system revisions that ensures compliance with the Seattle Fire Code. It also issues permits related to outdoor cooking and offers information regarding prevention and safety. Located in Seattle, the office additionally maintains a fire investigation unit.