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Committed to
Our Community

Because your loved ones matter most, we never stop improving.

We take great pride and honor in serving the residents of Spokane County Fire District 9, and we strive to do so with the utmost skill, professionalism and compassion.
 
Our dedication runs deep in keeping you and your loved ones, your property and the environment safe from fire and other hazards through prevention, education, preparedness and emergency response.

Learn how we’re evolving to serve you even better as we enter the next chapter of SCFD9.

Firefighters in full protective gear ventilate a residential roof as smoke rises during a structure fire.
Spokane County Fire District 9 official logo.

SCFD9
Incident Volume

Bar chart showing daily incident volume for December 2025, totaling 700 incidents, up slightly from the previous month.

Fire Safety

Tips to protect your home and family.

Can I Burn?

Check if burn restrictions are in effect.

Help Us Find You

Properly displaying your address could save your life.

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SCFD9 Service 
& Impact

Firefighters & Paramedics

Our organization of firefighters and paramedics possess the highest level of training and expertise to handle any emergency situation. Located north of the City of Spokane, we are comprised of nine fire stations and 106 personnel—70 career and 36 volunteer—within a suburban area of 125 square miles and a population of over 50,000.

Community Impact

We are deeply involved in the community, providing education, training, and support to enhance public safety. We also seek to provide cost effective emergency services to District property owners and residents, and do this through our combination of career and volunteer staffing and our WSRB rating.

Rapid Response

Within this service area is a wide range of land uses, including, but not limited to, residences, schools, rural forested lands, railways, industrial properties and dams. With strategically located fire stations and a dedicated crew, we ensure rapid response to any emergency call.

Three firefighters in full protective gear stand together during a live fire training exercise.

Join Us

A career in service. A lifetime of purpose.

If you're looking for a meaningful way to serve your community, becoming a professional firefighter might be the career for you.

As a firefighter, you’ll find more than great pay, benefits, and job security — you’ll join a close-knit team committed to protecting the community.

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