King County Fire District #2

This, this is happening…

Putting in some training hours for a few of our new folks. Well done and a shoutout to FFs Anglemoyer, Cunningham and Welch! That’s a lot of blue shirts. King 2 Strong!

Please arrive early to give yourselves enough time to complete the passport education stations. We’ll see you then!

It’s been a while, we’re still working on our social media presence. Always a lot of action around the firehouse. Congrats to our newest engine driver, FF Dutton. And to FF Langbehn for achieving journeyman status after three years of regimented work and training!

Back at it…

Welcome to the team, good luck in academy #19 recruit firefighters Fjestul, Barron, Engstrom, Tayag, and Hughes.

Not to overshadow the aforetweeted (is it still a tweet?) congrats to our new BC…it’s so close!

We don’t post often, but when we do it’s kind of a big deal. Congrats to then Captain, now Battalion Chief Anderson on your promotion. We have all the confidence that you’ll keep our public, and our employees, safe.

Thank you to all the firefighters working for the citizens of Burien, Normandy Park, and North Highline. At the annual banquet last night Captain Cissell and FF Richmond took home officer and firefighter of the year as voted on by their peers. Very impressive stuff! You go bros!

Celebrating the galaxy far, far away on this #StarWarsDay! May the Force guide your decisions to drive sober. #MayThe4thBeWithYou #TargetZero #ItsInOurHands

Have you thought about a rewarding career in the fire service but don’t know how the hiring process works? Join us on May 11 for our King County Diversity and Recruitment Workshop in Kent. Register: kingcountyfirechiefs.org/event-details/…

@BurienTownSq Condo residents raise $1,600 to help @KingCountyFire2's Holiday Outreach: b-townblog.com/burien-town-sq… #burien #buriennews #fundraiser #holidayoutreach

C-shift’s FF Causie cruised thru his 2B (4th) practical test yesterday. Keep on climbing!

What’s happening? What’s happening is FF Margot has passed his last apprenticeship test. Successfully. Apparently, “he crushed it”. Strong work, the following photos provide a three year timeline on his experience.

Aftermath of a 3-car fire this morning under the Dept. of Corrections building. The heavy fog didn’t slow our crews down from extinguishing the flames and preventing any interior damage to the building. @btownblog @Burien