Bellevue Fire Department Opens Entry-Level Firefighter Testing

Medina, WALocal News

The Bellevue Fire Department has opened testing for entry-level firefighter positions, responding to the city's growth and increasing demands on emergency services. With approximately 20,000 incidents each year, 75% of which are medical emergencies, the department is a vital community resource. Bellevue Fire boasts one of the highest cardiac arrest survival rates globally, ranking in the top 1% of U. S. firefighting agencies.

The department promotes the PulsePoint app, which alerts trained users to nearby cardiac arrest situations, enhancing community engagement in life-saving efforts. Prospective firefighters can schedule and submit their test scores through the National Testing Network until April 2025, with further information available in the FAQs section. This initiative not only addresses staffing needs but also strengthens public safety and awareness.

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