News from Camano Fire & Rescue

• Apply now for part-time Firefighter/EMT openings
  Take the next step in advancing your fire service career: Camano Fire has immediate openings for part-time Firefighter/EMTs. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Friday, June 5, 2026. Every current part-time firefighter gets an interview for full-time, career positions with the … Read more
• Now hiring: Career Firefighter/Paramedics
  Camano Fire is seeking qualified Paramedic candidates to add to its growing team. Firefighter/Paramedics at Camano Fire respond to a wide range of calls, with primary responsibility for advanced life support (ALS) medical care, as well as fire suppression, rescue operations, … Read more
• Camano Fire publishes 2025 Annual Report
  Camano Fire has published its 2025 Annual Report. The annual report is a chance to review the department’s performance in the past year, highlight important events, and share more information about plans for the coming year. You can find the PDF … Read more
• New CARES program provides free, personalized care for Camano residents
  Aging in place on Camano Island just got easier thanks to the new Camano CARES program. The Community Assistance Referral & Education Services program is a free, confidential healthcare referral service available to anyone on Camano Island. Its goal is simple: … Read more
• Camano Fire maintains WSRB Protection Classification
  Camano Fire maintained a Protection Class rating of 5 in its most recent review by the Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau. A Protection Class score  represents the community-provided fire protection capabilities available at a specific property Properties rated as a 5 … Read more

Welcome to Camano Island Fire & Rescue

Our work is based on four key pillars – people, service, community and governance. We’re proud to be a part of this community. It’s reflected in the way we support our people, contribute to our community, respond in times of need, and run our organization.

Learn more about us, and find out how you can get involved in our community.

Calling 911: What you need to know

Call 911 if you see a threat to life or property. Be prepared! Here’s what you’ll need to know:

• The address of your emergency, including the city
• Your phone number, or the phone number you’re calling from
• What type of emergency is occurring
• Any other information requested by the 911 dispatcher