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Mission Statement

To minimize the loss of life, property, pain and suffering experienced by people in the City of Walla Walla and the surrounding area due to man-made, natural accident or disaster. We will achieve this goal by providing the highest quality Fire, Rescue, Prevention, and Emergency Medical Services.

Fire Station 1

200 S. 12th Avenue
Walla Walla, WA 99362
Phone: 509.527.4429
Fire Chief: John Knowles
Deputy Fire Chief: Fred Hector

Business hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Fire Station 2

170 North Wilbur Avenue
Walla Walla, WA 99362
Phone: 509.529.4083
Deputy Chief: Eric Wood
Medical Coding and Compliance Specialist: Jennifer Scott, CAC

Business hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Click here to request records for ambulance services.

Click here to request a fire report.

Contact

Contact Fire/Ambulance
Non-Emergency:
509.527.1960

Emergency: 911

FAQ Box

Will I get a bill for calling 911 for a fire truck or ambulance?

No, you will not be charged for calling a fire engine or ambulance however, if the firefighters or paramedics provide certain medical procedures or you are transported to the hospital you will receive a bill.
Why do fire trucks respond with ambulances?

Some medical calls require more personnel than a two person ambulance crew can handle; cardiac arrest, vehicle accidents, unconscious patients, a fire engine will dispatched to assist the ambulance crew in these events.
Why does the fire department test hydrants?

Fire hydrants are typically tested twice a year. In the spring, the Water Division will flow the hydrants to assure the underground mains are clear of debris and to assure water quality. In the late summer or early fall the firefighters will test the hydrants without flowing them to assure they are operational.
How do I request a copy of a fire report?

To request a fire incident report, fill out and submit the form available on this page.
How do I schedule a station tour or fire demonstration?

The Fire Department has set aside 2-two week periods a year for scheduling station tours or have the firefighters visit your organization. You may call 509.527.4429 and select option 5 to find out when the available times are and schedule your visit.
Why do firefighters show up at my business for inspections?
There are two reasons why fire crews may visit your business for inspections.
1. The City of Walla Walla adopted the International Fire Code which requires annual business inspections to check for fire and life safety compliance.
2. The Fire Department performs pre-fire planning on certain business and buildings in the event there is a fire or emergency so crews will be better able to handle situation.
How do I obtain a fire sprinkler, fire alarm, or kitchen hood extinguishing system permits?

Fire sprinkler, alarm and commercial hood extinguishing permits are available on this page, or may be obtained through the Development Services Department located at 55 E. Moore Street.
What are the burning regulations for the City of Walla Walla?

Open burning of yard debris and garbage is not allowed within the city limits of Walla Walla. A person may have a warming fire as long as it is no larger than 3’X 3’ in diameter and not closer than 25’ to a structure.

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