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

quality emergency services through the efforts of its dedicated personnel.


Contact Information:

St. Clair Fire Station 1600

4520 SE Highway, Lincoln City

PO Box 200, Lincoln City, OR 97367

Phone:  541-996-2233

Fax:  541-996-5344

Open Monday through Friday (8am to 5pm)
North Lincoln Eagles #2576 Christmas Basket Program
Applications are available at the St. Clair Fire Station
4520 SE Highway 101, Lincoln City
(Monday to Friday - 8am to 5pm)

OR
You can print the application, fill it out, and bring it to the fire station.

Deadline for submitting applications is Friday, December 6th.

Delivery will be on Saturday, December 21st, between 9am and 1pm.
An adult must be home during those hours or the delivery cannot be made.
PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS
North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1 complies
with the Oregon Public Records Law ORS 192.410-192.505.


(please print the form, fill it out, and mail or deliver it to us at:
Mail:  PO Box 200, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Deliver:  4520 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
If you have questions about the procedure, call us at 541-996-2233.

Prepare your home or business
in the event of a wildfire

Several Lincoln County agencies partnered together to prepare community members, business owners,and visitors about our local wildfire threat and response procedures. 
Several educational sessions took place recently around the county.
    
....click on one of the following to view information...

WHEN IS A PERMIT FROM THE FIRE MARSHAL REQUIRED FOR A TENT, CANOPY, or AIR SUPPORTED STRUCTURE?


Tent Canopy Permit Information


Oregon State Fire Marshal Rules for Fairs


For further information regarding this topic, you can contact

Fire Marshal Frederick (Ed) Ulrich at 541-996-2233.
Oregon Office of State Fire Marshal enlists Bigfoot
to help prevent wildfires


The Oregon Office of State Fire Marshal announced Wednesday that a Pacific Northwest legend,

best known as Bigfoot, is joining fire prevention activities statewide, particularly in the wildland urban interface

and communities at greatest risk of wildfires and property loss.


Starting in June, the OSFM will be promoting wildfire safety education with its partners, using images of Bigfoot

and the hashtag #BelieveInFireSafety. "Wildfires can easily be ignited by backyard burning,

an unattended campfire, a hot car on tall, dry grass, or from dragging tow chains -- and they spread fast,"

said State Fire Marshal Jim Walker. "We hope our Bigfoot campaign will draw attention and create a bigger

‘footprint' of wildfire prevention efforts around the state," Walker added.

"We want people to believe in fire safety, whether you are camping, visiting Oregon or recreating." 


(from Daily Dispatch / KTVZ-TV NEWSCHANNEL 21)
Can you ANSWER THE CALL?
Volunteer Firefighters Needed!
Pick up an application today.
Get your questions answered.
Call the St. Clair Station @ 541-996-2233
Or stop by @ 4520 SE Hwy 101, Lincoln City
NLFR Awards Banquet
The annual Awards Banquet was held Saturday, March 9, 2019
at the Beach Club.  The following awards were presented:

     Health & Safety Award - Capt. Dennis Knudson
     Support Services Award - Susan & Steve Allen
     Rescuer of the Year Award - Capt. Al Longworth
     Rookie of the Year Award - FF Jerry Sneed
     Officer of the Year - DC Jamie Mason
     Firefighter of the Year - FF Jerry Sneed

     Years of Service Pins:

5 Years
Ryan Schlecht, Firefighter
LoRee LaFon, Support Team Member
Bob Wentz, Support Team Member
Lacy LeDoux, EMT

10 Years
David Bickerdyke, Lieutenant
Loren Nordyke, Lieutenant
Al Longworth, Captain

15 Years
Ken Brown, Captain

35 Years
Dave Moorman, Captain
Bob Everest Station 1400 Temporarily Closed
Beginning on March 11, 2019, the Bob Everest Station 1400, located at 2525 NW Highway 101, Lincoln City will be closed for seismic improvements and station remodeling.  The seismic improvements are made possible by an Oregon Infrastructural Authority Grant.  The station remodeling was approved by District voters in 2018.

While the station is closed, all Administrative Offices will be located at the St. Clair Station 1600, located at 4520 SE Highway 101, Lincoln City.

Beach Safety Guide

Learn about Sneaker Waves, Beach Logs, High Tides & Waves, Rip Currents,

Cliff Dangers, Tsunamis, Sand Collapses

J. A. W. S.

(Just Add Water Safety)

 

>>>  click here to view brochure  <<<
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