Station 91—Fern Prairie/Grove Field

Station 92—Livingston Mountain

Station 93—Sunnyside

Station 94—Mt. Norway

Station 95—Orchard Hills

Station 96—Bear Prairie 

Station 91 and Station 94 are both staffed 24/7/365.  This gives us one on-duty crew on each side of the Washougal River.  This is important due to the limited number of access points created by the river. 

Station 93 and Station 96 both house Resident Firefighters—personnel who live in the Stations in exchange for response to fire, medical, and public service calls.  They respond to incidents when they are not at work or attending college. 

Station 92 and Station 95 provide response via On-Call Volunteer Firefighters who leave their homes or places of work to take fire/medical apparatus to the scene. 

The Washington Survey and Rating Bureau (WSRB) grants fire protection credit to structures within 5 road miles of a fire station.  Our six fire stations provide 5-mile coverage to over 98% of the Fire District’s residents.  Structures located beyond the 5-mile limit are subject to higher costs for fire insurance.  The Fire District maintains a fleet of four Water Tenders.  Water Tender credit (a discount on the price of fire insurance) is available to East County residents.

 The CAD (Computer Aided Dispatch) used by the county-wide Dispatch Center sends the closest fire/medical unit to emergencies—regardless of jurisdiction.  East County Fire & Rescue responds to automatically assist the cities of Camas, Vancouver and Washougal; as well as Fire District #3 (Brush Prairie), Fire District #13/North Country EMS (Yacolt), Skamania County Fire District #4 (west-end of the Columbia River Gorge) and the Washington Department of Natural Resources.  In return, these same entities respond to assist ECFR.   

All fire agencies in Clark County have signed a county-wide Mutual Aid pact—where each agency agrees to help the other in times of need.  ECFR also participates in State Mobilization (responds to emergencies anywhere in the State of Washington) and the EMAC (Emergency Management Assistance Compact) agreement, which allows agencies to assist each other in any State that has signed the EMAC agreement.