CITY OF ROSLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS:
BACKYARD FIRES
If there is no burn ban Roslyn residents may enjoy small fires no more than 3 feet in diameter. Only seasoned firewood may be burned. Burning construction debris, vegetation, pine needles, leaves, or trash is always prohibited. You must check for fire safety and air quality burn bans. Propane fire pits and grills are always allowed.
FIREWORKS INFORMATION
Fireworks prohibited at all times on all days except 6pm – Midnight on Winter Solstice and New Year’s Eve.
FIRE SAFETY
Fire Safety is everyone’s job. You live in a landscape that had been dependent on and is naturally prone to wildfire. Most of our homes are old wood frame homes with a fair amount of coal dust. As Roslyn residents we must have a plan for wildfire, have working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and fire extinguishers in our homes.
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RESIDENTIAL FIRE SAFETY
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COMMUNITY WILDFIRE PROTECTION
Roslyn Fire was established in 1886 as a mine rescue and fire department making us the oldest department in Kittitas County. The all volunteer department provides fire and emergency medical services to the City of Roslyn and surrounding areas via mutual aid. Roslyn Fire is the lead agency for UKC Fuels, an interagency fuels module, working to mitigate threat of wildfire in Upper Kittitas County.
ABOUT THE ROSLYN
FIRE DEPARTMENT
VOLUNTEER WITH US
Roslyn Fire is seeking volunteers who live in the City of Roslyn and who are interested in serving their community. There are multiple ways to engage and we welcome all.