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Burn Ban Information

Pierce County:
Outdoor burning allowed with permit
As of: 09/17/2018 12:00 AM

Lewis County:
Outdoor burning allowed with permit
As of: 05/15/2019 12:01 AM

DNR Pierce County:
Debris burning on forested or DNR protected lands within Pierce County is not allowed. There are no restrictions on recreational fires.
As of: 05/09/2019 12:01 AM

DNR Lewis County:
Debris burning on forested or unimproved lands within Lewis County is not allowed. There are no restrictions on recreational fires.
As of: 05/09/2019 12:01 AM

Air Quality:
No burn ban
As of: 08/23/2018 01:00 PM

More info: (360) 569-2752

Updated:
05/15/2019 09:31 AM by mm


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We have four stations with a total of 18 apparatus, including BLS-level ambulances, engines, tenders and utility vehicles. Our district covers an area of 67 square miles, including the communities of Ashford, Elbe, Alder, and Big Creek. We also provide and receive mutual aid with the surrounding areas of South Pierce Fire & Rescue, Eatonville Fire Department, Mineral Fire Department, and Mount Rainier National Park.

Click on each photo to see a larger image and details of each station and its assigned apparatus.



Station 85
 50602 Mountain Highway East, Eatonville, WA



Station 86
 18109 541st Street East, Elbe, WA 98330



Station 87 (Headquarters)
 29815 State Route 706 East, Ashford, WA 98304



Station 88
 136 Osborn Road, Ashford, WA








Pierce 23 Fire & Rescue
 PO Box 842, Elbe, WA 98330 | Phone: (360) 569-2752 | Fax: (360) 569-2036

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