There is currently no outdoor burn ban in effect, but permits are required for most outdoor fires. Read the outdoor burning rules here. |
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EMS Levy on the Fall Ballot -- North Kitsap Fire & Rescue (NKF&R) is asking voters this fall to renew our Emergency Medical Services (EMS) property tax levy at the current rate of $0.50/$1,000 of assessed property valuation. This is not a new tax, but a simple continuation of an existing tax that voters have reauthorized on a regular basis for nearly thirty years. Medical responses are the majority of calls at NKF&R. Last year, our crews responded to 1,768 EMS calls. That’s 67% of the 2,628 total responses for 2012. Fire districts receive no on-going county, state or federal funding. Nearly 90% of NKF&R’s budget comes from local property taxes. The EMS levy provides about one-quarter of NKF&R’s operating budget, so renewal of the levy is vital to continued high-quality emergency medical services. Ballots will be mailed out to voters in mid-October, and must be postmarked or deposited into a ballot drop-box no later than November 5. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at (360)297-3619 or by e-mail (see our contacts list here). |
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| 2012 Annual Report --Click here for detailed information about your fire department, its budget and its operations. |
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| Emergency Medical Info Card -- Download a copy of this resource by clicking here. Make sure the document is up-to-date, and kept on the front of your refrigerator where we'll know to look for it if we need it. |
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| Your Feedback is Important to Us -- If you've used our services recently and want to tell us about your experience, click here to download and print a form. Before mailing it to us or dropping it at one of our staffed stations, be sure to add your contact information if you'd like us to follow-up with you on your comments. We thank you in advance! |
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| Get the Pulse Newsletter -- The Pulse Newsletter is a joint publication of NKF&R and Poulsbo Fire, filled with facts about your local fire departments as well as with information to help keep you and your family safe. Get a printable version of the newsletter here.
Download last summer's edition of the publication here.
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