Expect loud sounds from Fire Training Academy practice overnight October 14 through 24

North Bend, WALocal News

The Washington State Fire Training Academy will conduct military exercises from October 14 to 24, 2025, in North Bend, Washington, involving the US Army and helicopters. Residents should prepare for significant noise during overnight practice sessions as part of the training initiative. Local officials stress the importance of these exercises for enhancing military readiness and operational capabilities. The training will take place near Interstate 90, which could amplify the sounds experienced by the community. Officials are working to minimize disruptions and ensure public safety during this period.

Community members are encouraged to voice any concerns about the exercises. The Fire Training Academy frequently conducts such drills to ensure preparedness for emergencies. This training reflects ongoing efforts to support military readiness in the region.

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