Fire Departments

Coeur d'Alene Fire Department is a public service agency offering various fire protection, prevention and education services. It provides fire suppression services, and medical assistance in case of various accidents, such as medical emergencies, motor vehicle and pedestrian accidents, lock-ins, extrication from buildings or machinery, and rescue from trenches, high angles, water, and ice and electrical hazards. The fire department additionally provides hazardous materials management services for various materials, such as flammable gas or combustible liquid spills and leaks, toxic spills and leaks, electrical wiring and equipment problems and biological hazards. Coeur d'Alene Fire Department additionally provides online fire safety information. It also provides management services in case of various weather-related and natural disasters, such as floods, tornados and lightning strikes. The fire department is located in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Situated in the heart of Worley, ID, Worley Fire District Station 1 stands as a beacon of safety and readiness in the community. With its distinctive red facade and towering flagpole, this fire station exudes a sense of reliability and steadfastness, ready to spring into action at a moment's notice. The well-maintained fleet of fire trucks and the dedicated team of firefighters at Worley Fire District Station 1 work tirelessly to ensure the safety and security of the local residents. From conducting drills to responding to emergencies with precision and skill, this station is a vital pillar of support in times of crisis, embodying the spirit of service and protection that defines the firefighting profession. Generated using this place's available information

The Northern Lakes Fire Protection District works for the protection of residents lives and properties. The district operates a fire prevention bureau. It serves Greater Hayden and Rathdrum areas in Kootenai County in Idaho. The Northern Lakes Fire Protection District maintains a fleet of engines, trucks and ambulances. The district responds to more than 3,100 calls annually. It operates several stations, as well as provides hazard response services. The Northern Lakes Fire Protection District maintains a staff of over 25 full-time employees.