When traffic doesn’t move for lights and sirens, sometimes we can’t help but dream about other options...
If only it were this easy. 😂
Until then, please remember to pull to the right for sirens and lights!
We're hiring a Fleet Mechanic! Help keep our apparatus and vehicles ready to respond through maintenance, inspections, and emergency repairs. Full-time, onsite position.
First application review: November 6, 2026.
Apply today! gigharborfire.org/employment…
There's still time to register!
We're teaming up with @PierceCo Emergency Management for FREE Neighborhood Emergency Team (PC-NET) training in Gig Harbor.
Learn skills to help prepare yourself and your neighbors for emergencies!
Register: tinyurl.com/muezrhhn
25 years. That's quite the milestone!
Join us in congratulating BC Falk on 25 years with GHFMO! A quarter century of leadership, experience, and service to our community.
25 years looks good on you, Chief!
Six firefighters. Twelve months. Probation complete!
Congratulations to Firefighters Lucero, Norman, Merrill, Meyers, Moody and Sylte on officially completing their 12-month probationary period with Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One!
We’re hiring!
GHFMO is looking for an experienced Administrative Assistant to join our team. This full-time position will provide support across the District, primarily within our Logistics Division.
Applications close September 13.
Learn more + apply: gigharborfire.org
Over the weekend, GHFMO firefighters deployed to eastern WA as part of the South Puget Strike Team, working the Old Trails & Autumn Lane Fires in Spokane.
These fires have caused significant damage across the Spokane area, and our thoughts remain with everyone affected. Our crews have helped protect multiple homes with zero structure loss in their assigned areas.
Brush Fire Update (July 31): GHFMO crews remain on scene near the Tacoma Narrows Airport completing mop-up operations. Residents nearby may continue to see and smell smoke as crews extinguish remaining hot spots. Updates will be provided if conditions change.
📷 Photo: July 30.
GHFMO crews are currently on scene of a brush fire in the 1200 block of 26th Avenue NW. The fire is burning on a steep cliff bank, creating challenging access for firefighters on the ground.
UPDATE (5:45 p.m.): GHFMO crews have the brush fire near the Tacoma Narrows Airport under control and contained. DNR helicopter water drop operations are complete. Firefighters will remain on scene overnight for monitoring, hot spots, and mop-up.
Update – 7/30/26 at 4:55 p.m. GHFMO crews remain on scene of the brush fire near the Tacoma Narrows Airport. The Washington State DNR helicopter will continue conducting water drops to assist firefighters in areas that are difficult to access on foot along the steep cliffside.
There continues to be no threat to structures at this time. Crews are expected to remain on scene through the night to monitor the fire, extinguish hot spots, and continue mop-up operations.
Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has deployed a helicopter to conduct water drops in areas that are difficult for crews to safely access on foot. Crews remain on scene. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.











