19,301
Total Calls
16,664
EMS Calls
1,416
Fire Calls
155
Responders
The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members – and IAFF members only – who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.
It's National First Responders Day! We are proud to honor our community’s responders- our team at Marysville Fire District, Marysville WA Police, City of Marysville WA - government Public Works, Snohomish County Sheriff's Office, Snohomish County 911, and all other emergency personnel who stand ready to answer the call, day or night.
We’re proud to serve alongside so many dedicated partners who put service above self. Their courage, skill, and compassion make Marysville a safer and stronger place to live. Please take a moment today to thank a first responder and their families who support them behind the scenes.
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Today was an extra special day for E62! ❤️🚒
Captain Campbell and the crew stopped by a local preschool — where the teacher just happens to be his wife! Firefighter Cruz’s daughter is in the class, and her best friend is Leonard’s daughter… also a firefighter kid! It was her special day, so she asked her hero — her dad — to bring his friends and show her classmates what he does while he’s at work!
There were big smiles all around as the kids got to climb through the engine, try on gear, and learn a little about how firefighters help keep our community safe.
Moments like these remind us — the fire family runs deep. 👨🚒👩🚒🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
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This morning, crews from E61, E66, A61, and A66A hit the training ground in several local apartment complexes—running hose deployment drills to prepare for real-world challenges.
Practicing in these occupancies helps our firefighters identify obstacles and fine-tune strategies for quickly getting attack lines into place in the event of a fire. Training like this ensures that when seconds count, we’re ready to protect our community and the people who call these buildings home.
If you see us out in the community, don’t hesitate to say hi 👋
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🚑✨ Tradition meets progress! Today, Station 62 firefighters carried on the time-honored “push in” ceremony to welcome our brand new Aid Car A62 into service.
With over 15,000 patient transports annually (2023 Annual Report), our aid cars stay busy—and that’s why new units are essential to keeping our community safe.
Every call, every day, we’re here to serve you in your time of need. ❤️👩🚒👨🚒
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Fire safety Friday at the Marysville Library! 📚 🔥 🚒October is National Fire Prevention Month, and we're hosting a very special Fantastic Friday this week.
Kids ages 6-12 and their caregivers are invited to drop in any time from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm to play and create with LEGO® bricks. And as the very first Fantastic Friday in National Fire Prevention Month we will be welcoming special guests the @Marysville Fire District, as well as one of their trucks.
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🚦 Traffic Alert – Wednesday, Oct. 1 🚦
Stanwood High School will be buzzing as more than 700 students take part in free heart screenings in honor of Dillon Gilman. With so many participants coming from throughout the region, you can expect heavier traffic and limited parking around the high school from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
If you’re in the area, please allow extra time, plan for congestion — especially during drop-off and pick-up times — and drive with patience. Thank you for helping support this lifesaving community event. ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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🚨 MVC – Vehicle Stabilization & Extrication 🚨
This afternoon, Marysville Fire personnel responded to a T-bone style collision requiring stabilization of the vehicle by L62. Crews worked quickly and efficiently to extricate the patient, meeting national benchmarks for rescue standards.
📣 Captain Matt Campbell shared:
“Outstanding work on the MVC-Entrapment this afternoon. The industry standard benchmark in extrication is 10 minutes from our on-scene arrival. In reviewing the times for this incident, we met this benchmark. We arrived at 13:03:16 and the patient was extricated at 13:13:18. That is three Rescue 42’s deployed and a partial roof removal. 19 minutes after the patient was extricated, she arrived at the hospital at 13:32:21. From our arrival to when M63 arrived at the hospital was 29 minutes. Outstanding work to all involved!”
👏 Incredible teamwork by all units involved—working together to ensure rapid, safe patient care for our community. ... See MoreSee Less
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🚨 Serious Collision Reminder 🚨
Crews responded to a two-car head-on collision estimated at speeds of nearly 60 mph. One patient suffered traumatic injuries and was transported as a red patient, while the second driver had to be extricated and sustained minor injuries.
This is a stark reminder of how dangerous high speeds can be. Please slow down, buckle up, and drive safe — it saves lives. ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you know how it feels to crawl (inch) through a 16" box with 75# of gear? Or through a tube filled with ropes trying to catch your gear? These are drills we use to train for a potential building collapse if we become trapped. The drills build confidence for our members and train them to stay calm in uncomfortable situations. @tulalipbayfire ... See MoreSee Less
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