VRFA searches for man in White River
A regional swift water rescue team including the VRFA searched for a man in the White river, but called off the search due to lack of daylight on May 14, 2020. The search transitioned to a recovery…
No one Injured in Ceiling Collapse at Auburn Safeway
No one was injured in an early morning ceiling collapse at the Auburn Safeway store, but the store will be closed for repairs. At 7:48 a.m., VRFA crews were called to a report of a partial roof…
2019 Outstanding Employees Recognized
Each year the Valley Regional Fire Authority celebrates employee achievements by recognizing a Firefighter and Fire Officer of the Year, plus awarding a member who exemplifies one of the…
Home saved from flames. Woman and her dog escape unharmed.
A female resident and her dog were able to evacuate safely and will be able to stay in their home, thanks to efforts of VRFA firefighters on Thursday April 16. Crews managed to protected the home,…
Your Carbon Monoxide Alarm May Need to be Replaced
Does Your Carbon Monoxide Alarm Need Replaced? If you installed your carbon monoxide (CO) alarm in 2013 - when it became law to install them in all rental housing units or when a home was sold - it…
VRFA Fire Stations Closed to All Non-Emergency Business
These are unprecedented times, and we at the VRFA are doing everything we can to ensure the health and safety of our community and our members. To adhere to social distancing recommendations, all…
VRFA Suspends Community Outreach in Response to COVID-19
The VRFA’s top priority is ensuring the health and safety of our members and the community that we serve. Following recommendations from King County Public Health, and out of an abundance of…
VRFA Follows COVID-19 Safety Protocols
Fire Agencies across the region have put measures into place to help prevent COVID-19 from spreading, and to protect community members and personnel. 911 dispatchers are asking patients the right…
VRFA Prepares for COVID-19
We along with other fire agencies in King County continue to collaborate closely with Public Health and King County Emergency Medical Services to monitor the COVID-19 outbreak. We are taking…