Snoqualmie Fire Department Adds Six New Firefighters and EMTs to Its Team

The Snoqualmie Fire Department recently welcomed six new members at a City Council meeting, reinforcing its commitment to community service. The recruits include two career firefighters and four volunteer EMTs, marking a significant enhancement to the department's emergency response capabilities. Deputy Chief Brown introduced the new members, and a badge-pinning ceremony led by Mayor Ross underscored the importance of family and community within the department. Career firefighters Jack Owens and Damian Ramos bring extensive experience from previous roles, while the four volunteer EMTs, with backgrounds in healthcare and engineering, add valuable skills to the team. This expansion reflects the department's dedication to high standards in public safety and emergency medical services.

Deputy Chief Brown highlighted the enthusiasm of the new recruits, who are eager to engage with residents and contribute to the community. As the Snoqualmie Fire Department grows, residents can look forward to enhanced support in emergency situations.