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The official Twitter account for District 47 Volunteer Fire and Rescue

Joined January 2019
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Are you... -Looking to volunteer and give back to your community? -Interested in firefighting and/or emergency medicine? -Live in the Ravensdale area? Then you should become a volunteer firefighter! For more information visit: kcfpd47.com/volunteer/
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E88 and E89 responded to a motor vehicle accident off of Kanaskat Kangley Rd at 12:45 AM today. Driver fled the scene and PD are currently conducting a search. Drivers be cautious and be sure to report any suspicious activity.
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Remember to be responsible this 3 day weekend. Never drive drunk or high and never let your friends drive drunk or high either. Be cautious, and stay safe.
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Kangley-Palmer Fire and Rescue retweeted
With our forests drying out quickly, please to use ⚠️caution ⚠️ to prevent wildland fires over #MemorialDay weekend and throughout the summer. Here are some steps to ensure a fire-safe holiday weekend ➡️ dnr.wa.gov/WildfirePreventio… Have a fun and safe weekend!
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Happy EMS appreciation week to all of our fellow EMTs and friends at @MedicOneFndn. Being a first responder is not always easy, we know, but it's work worthwhile. We thank each and every one of you for your tireless efforts to save the lives of our neighbors and families.
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Brush fire reported on train tracks off of Green River Headworks road. Engine 88, Engine 89 and Chief 89 on location. Updates to come.
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The reported brush fire ended up being a camp fire off of the side of the railroad bridge. Remember, especially in the summer months, that hanging out on railroad tracks is not only dangerous, but is considered trespassing.
Thank you @Steve_2858 for capturing these great pictures from tonight's VEIS drill! VEIS stands for vent, enter, isolate, search and is a tactic used by firefighters in structure fire search and rescue situations.
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Just because it's warm outside doesn't mean the water is. Our rivers and lakes are still at frigid temperatures and can induce cold shock and hypothermia in a matter of minutes. Stay out of the water and know the signs.
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Kangley-Palmer Fire and Rescue retweeted
It's the first day of spring. Already, since Monday, we've responded to 25 wildfires for 313 acres. 24 of those fires started in Western WA. If you don't know #WaWILDFIRE prevention, please take a couple of minutes today to find out ➡️dnr.wa.gov/WildfirePreventio…
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Snow doesn't stop our firefighters from training! Tonight's drill was practice with hose and pumps. #FirstResponders #firefighters #volunteers #firetruck #volunteerfirefighter
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We're currently seeing wind gusts of 60+ mph. Be careful and watch for trees or fallen wires. Remember: NEVER approach a downed wire as it could be live.
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A HUGE thank you to King County roads for coming by and plowing at station 88. We appreciate you!
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Wire down at 320th Ave off of Kent Kangley. PSE is aware and working on the issue.
E89 responding to Green River Gorge Rd & Enumclaw Franklin Road SE where a wire has fallen onto the roadway and caught fire. Drivers use alternate routes.
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Heavy amounts of snow are causing many trees and wires to fall. If you see a tree or powerline on or arching over the roadway, call 911 immediately
Kangley-Palmer Fire and Rescue retweeted
Pace yourself out there today! Remember that our Response Times will be longer with snow on the roads.
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Kangley-Palmer Fire and Rescue retweeted
As the storm moves in, our 911 call volumes are picking up. Onlycall 911 in a true emergency. If you are in a non-injury accident, please don’t call 911. Pull off the road to a safe place, exchange information, take photos and file a report on-line. Help us keep 911 lines open.
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