North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1 is committed to providing
quality emergency services through the efforts of its dedicated personnel.
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NOTICE TO ALL NLFR MEMBERS:
Firefighter Response System (FFRS) has been cancelled. ACTIVE 911 is the emergency notification system now being used by NLFR.
In order to sign up for ACTIVE 911, contact Chief Doug Kerr at 541-994-3100.
Everbridge
Everbridge is currently being set up for Non-Emergency notifications. Please contact Lois at the Taft Station (541-996-2233) to update your contact numbers. You have a choice of how you wish to be notified - up to 5 different ways, such as cell phone, home phone, email, etc. We are also setting up group notifications for Water Rescue Members, Support Members, Recruit Academy Members, Officers, etc.
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Awards Banquet - February 2014
Presentation of Badges
Richard Ascherl, Dan Clanton, Christina Dornner, Tye England, Steel Henderson, Michael Kort, Christopher McGauley, Ryan Schlecht, Tim Shepard, Sandra Briggs, Jake Mellander.
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Presentation of Years of Service Pins
5 Years: David Bickerdyke, Nathan Biel, Al Longworth, Brian Nordyke, Loren Nordyke, Erin Robertson
10 Years: Ken Brown, Chris DeLong
30 Years: Doug Kerr, Dave Moorman
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Safety Award: Chief Don Baker
Maintenance Recognition Awards: Wally Brown, Al Longworth Support Services Award: Todd King Maintenance Recognition Awards: Wally Brown, Al Longworth Support Services Award: Todd King Maintenance Recognition Awards: Wally Brown, Al Longworth Support Services Award: Todd King
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Top Responders:
Station 1200 – Al Longworth
Station 1300 – Jason Jones-Myers
Station 1400 – Darren Hussey
Station 1500 – Doug Strange
Station 1600 – Dave Moorman
Station 1700 – Ken Brown
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Community Service Awards:
Steve & Carissa Prewitt
Depoe Bay Rural Fire Protection District
Nestucca Rural Fire Protection District
Sue Graves – Lincoln School District
Diane Kusz – Tanger Outlet
Lincoln City Police Department
North Lincoln County CERT
Mo’s Restaurant
Chinook Winds Casino Resort
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office
Lincoln County Emergency Management
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Rookie of the Year: Rochelle Toon
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Officer of the Year: Chris DeLong
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Rescuer of the Year: Al Longworth
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Chiefs’ Award: Jamie Mason
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Firefighter of the Year: Cory Seeto
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Firefighter Ham Dinner - 57th Year!
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The following nine recruits graduated from the 2013-2014 Firefighters Recruit Academy:
Richard Ascherl
Dan Clanton
Christina Dornner (awarded the Most Improved Recruit)
Tye England
Steel Henderson
Michael Kort
Christopher McGauley (awarded Top Recruit)
Ryan Schlecht
Tim Shepard
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January 2014 - Burn to Learn
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Another Successful Food & Toy Drive
Dozens of NLFR volunteers, families, and friends volunteered on Saturday morning, December 21st, to deliver a bit of Christmas cheer and hope. The boxes of food contained everything needed for a holiday dinner, and a bit more. Wrapped presents for the children were delivered along with the food to numerous families in our community.
 
A huge thank you to all involved with the delivery and all the many hours devoted to the collection of food and toys. Firefighter David Bickerdyke was the chairman for the food drive and put in a lot of hours with this project. Firefighter Marc McPherson was in charge of the toy drive this year, as well as making sure Santa was at quite a few events around town (he personally knows Santa!)
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Coming Soon...Recruit Academy 2014
Applications for Volunteer Firefighters will be accepted beginning in March for the Fall 2014 Recruit Academy. The Recruit Academy will begin in September and will meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, with an occasional weekend class. The classes will end in January 2015.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer firefighter for North Lincoln Fire & Rescue, please contact us at 541-996-2233. This is a great way to serve your community.
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Left Photo: Captain Jim Kusz, Firefighter Jeff Cutler, Lt. Andrew McDonald and Captain Dave Clark Right Photo: Crews from North Lincoln Fire, Newport Fire, Toledo Fire, Central Coast Fire, and Siuslaw Valley Fire
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Vehicle Fire & Search/Rescue Training
July 22, 2013 Monday Night Drill at Station 1600
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Mass Casualty Drill Strengthens Firefighters' Response
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By the way, our "bus driver" who was deceased at the scene, has made a complete recovery!
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No one wants a disaster to happen, but North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1 planned to have one on June 24, 2013.
Engines and crews were dispatched to a call:
"school bus into a building"
When crews arrived on scene, they "sized-up" the scene and began the work of aiding the wounded and addressing the multiple hazards that were present.
Actor "victims" from Teen CERT and the community were made up with moulage make-up to resemble actual wounds. The scenario was that the school bus driver suffered a heart attack while driving the bus with students inside. One of the students attempted to steer the bus, but it crashed into "Jake's Auto Parts". The crash caused downed power lines, a gas leak, a fire, etc. There were many injured students. There were also people in Jake's Auto Parts with injuries caused by the crash and the fire.
These drills, although difficult to coordinate, serve a very important function for our firefighters, giving them an intense training experience and greatly improving their skills. Other scenario drills will take place in the near future.
We'd like to thank CERT, NW Natural Gas, Lincoln City Police & Dispatch, Pacific West Ambulance, Mid-Columbia School Bus, Reach Helicopter, and everyone else who participated in this drill.
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TSUNAMI DEBRIS
To view information from Oregon Park & Recreation
Department (OPRD) about debris on the beaches
from the Japan Tsunami,
click here.
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