Pacific County Fire District 6
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When should I call 911?
Call 911 whenever you have a fire, medical emergency, accident, rescue situation, or any situation that threatens life or property. If you are unsure whether an emergency requires a response, it is better to call 911 and let the dispatcher determine the appropriate response.
What services does Bay Center Fire District 6 provide?
Bay Center Fire District 6 provides emergency fire protection and response to the Bay Center community and surrounding areas. Our firefighters respond to fires, medical emergencies, accidents, rescues, and other situations where help is needed.
How is Bay Center Fire District 6 funded?
Fire protection services are funded primarily through property tax levies approved by voters. These funds help provide the equipment, training, facilities, and resources needed to protect our community and respond to emergencies.
Are firefighters available at the station 24/7?
Bay Center Fire District 6 is a community-based fire district supported by local firefighters and emergency responders. Because staffing can vary, the station may not always have someone available at the station. For any emergency, always call 911.
How can I support Bay Center Fire District 6?
There are many ways to support your local fire district—from volunteering and participating in community events to helping spread fire-safety information and supporting local funding measures. Every form of community involvement helps us stay prepared to protect our neighbors.
A strong community starts with neighbors helping neighbors.
Bay Center Fire is built on the dedication of volunteers who give their time to protect lives, property, and the people they call friends. We invite you to get involved, learn new skills, and become part of the team that keeps Bay Center safe.
How to become a volunteer
1st Step
Reach Out
Contact Bay Center Fire to learn more about volunteer opportunities and how you can get involved in serving your community.
2nd Step
Apply
Submit a volunteer application and meet with our team to discuss your interests, availability, and role within the department.
3rd Step
Training
Receive the training, equipment, and support needed to become a confident and prepared member of our volunteer team.
4th Step
Serve
Join your fellow volunteers in responding to emergencies and helping protect Bay Center when your neighbors need you most.
PCFD6’s Commitment
Pacific County Fire District 6 remains committed to providing professional emergency response while being responsible stewards of taxpayer funds.
This levy lid lift is intended to maintain the level of service our community depends on and ensure the district can continue responding safely and effectively to emergencies.
COMMITMENT
Pacific County Fire District 6 remains committed to providing professional emergency response and protecting the lives and property of our community.
PHONE
(360) 934-3334
LOCATION
Bay Center Fire
Pacific County Fire District #6
6 Harrison St, Bay Center, WA 98527
MAILING ADDRESS
PO Box 343, Bay Center, WA 98527
Not sure if you need emergency help?
Our 911 dispatchers can help determine the situation and send the appropriate assistance if needed.