Kittitas County Fire District 7

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KCFD7 has been in existence since 1980 under the Fire Protection District, organized under Title 52 of the Revised Code of Washington.

Kittitas County Fire District 7 is a combination department, the largest fire district in the Upper Kittitas County, covering 126 square miles around the communities of Cle Elum, South Cle Elum, Roslyn, and Ronald. Kittitas County Fire District #7 is the largest fire district in the Upper Kittitas County and our ability to manage our responses and assist other agencies is critical. KCFD7 jurisdiction is in Northern Kittitas County, covering 126 square miles around the communities of Cle Elum, South Cle Elum, Roslyn, and Ronald. These areas include Teanaway, Liberty, Peoh Point, Nelson, Salmon La Sac, and more. View our district map, linked below. The district provides these services from 8 stations and employs one Fire Chief, a Training Captain, and 19 Career Firefighters/EMTs. The district’s career firefighters work a rotating schedule of 48hrs on, and 96hrs off, and always has a minimum of 4 career firefighters on duty responding to calls from Station 73 off of Golf Course Road, and Station 72 off Airport Road, 24hrs a day, 365 days a year, with integral volunteer response that supports the agency’s Mission. The municipal services provided by KCFD7 in accordance with the mission and statutes that govern fire protection districts and fire departments are Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Basic Life Support (BLS) response; Fire Prevention/Public Education; Fire Suppression (vehicle, residential and commercial); Wildland Firefighting; Hazardous Materials Response-Operations; and Technical Rescue/Special Operations (high/low angle, ice rescue). KCFD7 administration employees include Fire Chief, Chief Finance Admin/ District Secretary, Training Officer, Administrative Specialist/Community Risk Reduction, Fleet Mechanic, and Facility Maintenance Technician.

11/06/2026

Good luck at State! Go Warriors

11/05/2026

Your Voice Matters: Help Shape a More Wildfire-Resilient Kittitas County

The Kittitas Fire Adapted Communities Coalition is inviting the public to review and provide feedback on the revised Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP).

Why does this matter? A CWPP helps communities understand local wildfire risks, identify priorities for reducing those risks, strengthen emergency preparedness, and coordinate efforts to protect the people, homes, infrastructure, and natural resources we value.

But an effective plan needs community input!

Residents have firsthand knowledge of local conditions, neighborhood concerns, evacuation challenges, and opportunities to improve wildfire preparedness. Your feedback helps ensure the plan reflects the real needs and priorities of the communities it serves.

The CWPP is viewable on the Sheriff’s Office Emergency Management webpage https://www.co.kittitas.wa.us/sheriff/emergency.aspx, or you can attend a public meeting in person and share your feedback!

Take a look, share your perspective, and help shape the future of wildfire resilience in Kittitas County!

11/05/2026

This reminder hits especially close to home.

Upper Kittitas County Medic One ambulance pictured here was involved in an accident, with KCFD7 firefighters responding to assist our own.

Our emergency personnel put themselves in harm’s way every day to help others. When an emergency happens to one of our own, it is a powerful reminder that the people behind those flashing lights deserve to make it home safely, too.

When you see emergency lights ahead:
🚨 Slow down.
🚨 Move over when safe.
🚨 Give responders the space they need.

Please protect those who protect you. Every responder matters. Every life matters

🚨 Every six seconds, emergency responders arrive at a crash scene somewhere in the U.S.

During , remember that fire fighters, emergency medical workers, and other emergency responders are putting their lives at risk to help others.

⚠️ See flashing lights ahead? Slow down, move over, and give responders the space they need to do their jobs safely.

Lives are on the line.

Learn more about roadside safety: iaff.org/crsw

11/03/2026

FRIDAY!

Our first responders are involved in this tradition, don’t be alarmed🚒🚨 Give them a honk and a wave, go warriors!

11/03/2026

11/03/2026

📅 Save the date for 2027 CPR/First Aid Classes in January & February!
Register Here: https://www.kittitascountyems.org/class-registration-form.html

11/02/2026

🔥 BE ADVISED 🔥

The Upper Kittitas County Fuels Crew and The Nature Conservancy will be pile burning next week. Ignitions will start Monday, November 2nd either on Cle Elum Ridge or in the Domerie Creek watershed, depending on suitable weather conditions. Burning will continue through the end of the workday on Wednesday, November 4th in the Domerie Creek watershed. The ridge unit is approximately 4 mile east of Roslyn, and the Domerie Unit is approximately 4.5 miles west of Roslyn. Significant air quality impacts are not expected and there are no trail closures. There will be a pin on the Watch Duty platform with updates.

11/02/2026

11/02/2026

❤️❤️❤️

Order of quilted jackets made up for Kittitas County!

Address

4244 Bullfrog Road
Cle Elum, WA
98922

Telephone

+15098592234

Website

https://kcfd7.org/

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