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North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1 is committed to providing

quality emergency services through the efforts of its dedicated personnel.
Volunteer Firefighters  Needed!

Do you want to make a difference in your community?
Do you want to help your neighbors?
Have you ever thought about becoming a
VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER?

No experience is needed.
You will receive free training.

We are now accepting Volunteer Applications
for the Firefighter Academy
which will begin in the Fall of 2018.

Stop by one of the following stations, take a tour,
talk to staff, volunteers, and career firefighters
and pick up a volunteer application.

Bob Everest Station 1400
2525 NW Hwy 101 - Lincoln City (541-994-3100)

St. Clair Station 1600 (formerly the Taft Station)
4520 SE Hwy 101 - Lincoln City (541-996-2233)

or

Click on the Volunteer tab above to view a short video and print an application.

Turn your application in as soon as possible to take advantage of this great opportunity.  Being a Volunteer Firefighter can begin you on a career path
to becoming a Career Paid Firefighter!
Firefighter-EMT Job Opening
Accepting applications
July 10, 2018 through July 31 at 4:00pm

>>> click on the links below for documents < < <



You can also pick up an application packet at either of these locations:
Bob Everest Station 1400 - 2525 NW Hwy 101 (541-994-3100)
St. Clair Station 1600 - 4520 SE Hwy 101 (541-996-2233)

Completed applications must be received no later than 4:00pm on 7/31/2018.








J. A. W. S.
(Just Add Water Safety)


Beach Safety Guide
Learn about Sneaker Waves, Beach Logs,
High Tides & Waves, Rip Currents,
Cliff Dangers, Tsunamis, Sand Collapses
Burn Season is Now Closed
as of 6/15/2018
 
Thank you voters for approving
Measure 21-183

Passage of the bond measure will enable the District
to do the following over the next few years:

                                                Replace air packs at the end of their 15-year lifespan;                                              Replace the 25-year old emergency communication system;
                                                 Replace fire engines, a ladder truck, rescue apparatus &
                                                 command vehicles that serve fire and EMS personnel

                                                Changes to the Bob Everest Station (NW 25th & Hwy 101):
                                       (1) Add office space to allow all administrative staff to
                                                          be housed in one location
                                                    (2) Install a fire sprinkler system
                                                    (3) Replace emergency generator
                                                    (4) Build an enclosed room to house firefighters' gear
                                                    (5) Repave parking areas; build a retaining wall
                                                    (6) Replace HVAC system
                                                    (7) Reconfigure crew quarters by building six dorms and three
                                                         bathrooms, adding a secondary means of egress, and
                                                         repairing the kitchen and living areas

                                   Replace emergency generator at the Rose Lodge Station;                                     Pave the parking lot at the Kernville Station; Build a pump testing/draft site and
live fire training site at the St. Clair Station
Awards Banquet Photos (3/10/2018)

Awards Banquet held on March 10, 2018

Approximately 125 NLFR Members attended the Awards Banquet held at
Chinook Winds Casino Ballroom for an evening of good food and
a chance to honor our outstanding volunteers,
paid firefighters, staff, and board members.
In Chief Kerr's words:  "Thanks for all you do!"

Years of Service
5 Years
Steve Allen, Lacy LeDoux, KrieAnn Kudar
Jamie Mason, Philip Rilatos

10 Years
Beau Brenneman

35 Years
Dan Drayton

40 Years
Bob Schroeder, Wally Brown

The Chief's Award went to the Board of Directors this year.
Our Board of Directors are: 
Tim Beatty, Danny Curler, Al Lee, Jamie Wright, Ron Woodard

Safety Award - Ryan Smith
Support Services Award - Aleta Carte
Rookie of the Year Award - Samantha Konecny
Rescuer of the Year Award - Al Longworth
Firefighter of the Year - Eric Maestas