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Grays Harbor Fire District 5

Grays Harbor Fire District 5 provides EMT and Paramedic level care, Fire suppression, and Rescue Services to the communities of Bush Creek, Rural Elma, Malone, Porter and Satsop in East Grays Harbor County.

Fire District 5 also provides all EMT and Paramedic level Services to the City of Elma, McCleary and Grays Harbor Fire District 12.
 

No Severe Weather Alerts at this time

Local News

The Daily World

Aug 6, 2008 -  FD5 juggles while it struggles
ELMA — Fire District 5 continues to seek ways to save money as it struggles through financial difficulty. Despite making some progress, the district remains on shaky financial ground.
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Apr 22, 2008 - Monthly ambulance fees approved 
ELMA - The City Council last night set a monthly fee of $6.50 for single family homes to pay for ambulance service. Businesses, schools, nursing homes and others will pay based on the number of homes they equal by water use. The new law takes effect immediately and city water customers will see the fee on their May water bill.
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Mar 27, 2008 -
L&I drops fire district fine dramatically
Grays Harbor Fire District 5 had more than $21,000 in fines that were levied in early January by the state Department of Labor & Industries reduced to just $400.
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National Top Fire Stories
Firehouse.com: News

One Killed in Oklahoma Oil Field Blast
One man was killed and two were injured this morning when an oil well in Creek County exploded.
Maryland Fire/Rescue Departments Get Seat Belt Honor
The latest recipients of certificates for participation in the National Fire Service Seat Belt Pledge didn't have far to travel.
Event to Honor Boston Firefighters, Canceled
Fire Department infighting overtook plans for a modest anniversary observance.
Fired California Fire Officials Win Court Rulings
The constitutional rights of two former deputy chiefs with the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District were violated in 2006.
San Francisco Near Deal on Failed Rescue Attempt
A Seattle man plunged to his death from a Nob Hill rooftop in 2006 during a rescue attempt by a San Francisco fire lieutenant.
West Virginia City May End Aid to Volunteer Firefighters
Charleston's mayor is reconsidering a mutual aid agreement in which its full-time fire department responds to calls outside city limits.
High-Tech Fire Trucks Have Republican National Convention Covered
The city gets to keep four of the trucks, which were built in part with GOP money.
Injured Missouri Firefighter Fights Dismissal
The firefighter fell into a fiery basement two years ago, suffering severe burns.


National Top EMS Stories
EMSResponder.com: Top EMS News

Top News: Five-Day-Long Search for Missing North Carolina Woman Ends in Dramatic Rescue
A responder found the woman alive; bloodied, drenched from rain and still pinned beneath the pickup's dashboard.
Ohio Officials Say Ambulance Didn't Stall During Fatal Call
Chief Larry Bunner said a firefighter who jumped into the driver's seat inadvertently activated the anti-theft device.
Take the Top 20 Developments in EMS Survey!
EMS Magazine asked its editorial advisory board to list the top developments in the history of EMS. Now we ask you to vote.
Pennsylvania Ambulances to Offer Spiritual Help
Chaplains will be at the elbows of Cumberland Goodwill Ambulance EMTs to help those crews, patients and families deal with physical and emotional pain.
South Carolina EMS Agency Institutes 'No Transport' Fee
A new fee went into effect Aug. 1 that applies to people who call 911 for medical assistance then refuse to be transported to a hospital after being checked or treated by Aiken County Emergency Services.
Son of Los Angeles CPR Pioneer Saves a Life
The eye doctor had learned CPR from the best -- his father, retired cardiologist Dr. Arthur Feinfield, who pioneered the use of CPR in the early 1960s .
Ohio Ambulance Breaks Down During Response; Patient Dies
A man died over the weekend in Akron after a car hit his scooter and then the ambulance responding to the emergency broke down.
Radios Stolen from Dallas Rescue Workers' Stations, Ambulance
Dallas Fire-Rescue workers treated a patient Sunday evening, then returned to their ambulance to find something missing: a $1,200 handheld radio.
More Top News
EMSResponder.com: Top EMS News



Homeland Security Live Alert


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Effective 12:01 A.M. on Wednesday July 16, 2007, the Fire Districts and Fire Departments in Grays Harbor County, in cooperation with the Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency (ORCAA), will be enacting restrictions on all outdoor burning. As of July 16th, all land clearing, residential and silvicultural [forest practices] burning will be prohibited until further notice. 

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