Pierce County Fire District

The Tumwater Police Department is a full-service law enforcement agency that works to maintain law and order. It operates patrol, administration, training and investigation divisions. The department s detective division handles death and crime scene investigations, fingerprint identification, evidence collection, sexual crime, court presentations, surveillance and interviewing. The Tumwater Police Department assists in cases of domestic violence and maintains a sex offender registry. It conducts the Explorer program, which provides law enforcement training to students between the ages of 14 and 21. The department also supports ride along and reserve officer programs. The Tumwater Police Department is located in Tumwater, Wash.

Mountain View Fire & Rescue, established on January 6, 1953, and originally known as King County Fire District 44, serves a population of over 32,000 across 70 square miles, including areas of the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe and the City of Black Diamond. With a mix of rural and residential properties, the district is supported by a dedicated team of approximately 35 career firefighters and 5 volunteers, ensuring timely and effective emergency responses. The district operates from six fire stations and is part of a mutual aid agreement with all fire departments in King County, enhancing collaborative emergency responses. The governance of Mountain View Fire & Rescue is overseen by an elected five-member Board of Commissioners, which encourages public participation in its monthly meetings. Generated from the website