Voter-Approved Shoreline Fire Department Regional Fire Authority begins on May 1, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

On May 1, 2025, the Shoreline Fire Department will officially transition to the Regional Fire Authority, following the successful passage of Proposition 1. Fire Chief Matt Cowan expressed appreciation for the community's overwhelming support and committed to maximizing efficiency with taxpayer funds. Since the election certification, the department has been busy completing necessary administrative and legal steps to establish the RFA. Cowan highlighted plans to enhance organizational efficiencies, including changes to the Fire District Board of Commissioner meetings. A new meeting schedule will soon be announced, featuring alternating locations in Shoreline and Kenmore to boost public participation.

This move aims to engage residents across the RFA communities, fostering a stronger connection. As the RFA is implemented, the department will prioritize transparency and keep the community informed. The establishment of the RFA represents a significant change in local fire services, promising improved responsiveness and resource management.

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