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A clearly visible address can make all the difference in an emergency. Griffin Fire offers high-quality reflective metal address signs to residents within our fire district to ensure responders can locate you without delay.

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Need a space for meetings or events? Our facilities are available to the community. Contact us to learn more or to reserve a conference room.

Blood pressure checks are available daily at Station 13-1 (Headquarters). No appointment required—just give us a call at 360-866-9000 or stop by.

Notary services are available at Station 13-1 (Headquarters) Monday through Thursday from 7:30am to 5:30pm. Call ahead or fill out the form.

Griffin Fire Department offers local Steamboat Island residents or groups the opportunity to share approved announcements on our reader board and social media platforms. Whether you're promoting a community event, sharing a public notice, or highlighting a positive local story, we welcome your submission.

Learn lifesaving skills through CPR and First Aid classes

Working smoke detectors save lives—and we’re here to help make sure every home in our district is protected. If you live within Griffin Fire’s service area, you can request free smoke detectors for your residence using the form below. A team member will follow up to arrange pickup or installation.

All questions regarding burning permits should be directed to the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency (ORCAA). Click the link to visit their official site.

We’re preparing valuable resources to help you and your family plan ahead for emergencies. Check back soon for updates.

Before using fireworks, take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with Washington State fireworks laws, common fireworks hazards, and when it is appropriate to call 911. Understanding what is legal, what is illegal, and how to celebrate safely can help prevent injuries, fires, and unnecessary emergency calls.

Looking for more information?

Be sure to explore the different sections on the Washington State Patrol website, including "General Fireworks Information: Consumer Fireworks Legal in WA," "When to Call 911," and "How to Handle Fireworks with Care." These resources provide valuable information to help you celebrate safely and responsibly.

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Smart911 allows you to create a safety profile that helps first responders provide faster and more effective help during an emergency. Visit the Smart911 site to enroll.

In an emergency, when calling isn’t possible, you can text 911. Use this option only when it’s unsafe or impossible to speak.

This free kit helps our firefighters and EMTs quickly find important medical information when seconds matter, especially if you or a loved one can’t speak when needed. It’s a simple tool that helps us provide the best care possible when you need us most.

If you or anyone you know needs help NOW (available 24/7) call or text, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Simply text HOME or HOLA to 741741 to reach a live volunteer Crisis Counselor. We are always here for you. Free, 24/7, confidential.