Honoring Lynda Osborn: Celebrating a Legacy of Service and Leadership at VRFA
Join us in recognizing Board of Governance Member and City of Algona Councilmember Lynda Osborn, whose leadership and dedication have shaped the Valley Regional Fire Authority since day one. Serving…
Disaster Assistance Centers Open Jan. 2-5
King County Office of Emergency Management, along with Washington State Emergency Management Division (WAEMD), will be opening Disaster Assistance Centers (DACs) this weekend (January 2-5) in both…
Battalion Chief Kevin Morehart retires after 31 years of dedicated service
Kevin Morehart began his fire service career in April 1994 with the Auburn Fire Department, now the Valley Regional Fire Authority, after working as a social worker and pawnbroker. Initially drawn to…
Emergency Flood Information Links for Algona, Auburn and Pacific
Due to the current flooding situation and continuing weather event, emergency information is being shared by the cities of Algona, Auburn and Pacific. Please use the links below for detailed…
Notice- Meeting Date Change
In observance of the Veterans Day holiday on November 11th, the VRFA’s November Board of Governance meeting will be rescheduled to Wednesday, November 12th, beginning at 5:00 PM at VRFA Station 31.
Notice-Special Board of Governance Meeting
NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF 2025 PRELIMINARY BUDGETS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Valley Regional Fire Authority preliminary budgets have been filed with the Authority Clerk and will be available as…
King County Diversity and Recruitment Workshop
Fire departments across King County are seeking future firefighters and are expanding their recruitment efforts to provide applicants with valuable information on navigating the hiring process.…
University of Washington Master of Social Work Student Joins VRFA CARES Team
Join us in welcoming Emily Robinson to the VRFA CARES Team! Emily is a second-year Master of Social Work student at UW Tacoma. She earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Sociology at the…
September Call Volume
In September, we responded to 1,305 calls for service, an average of 42.1 emergency calls each day. Emergency medical aid calls continue to account for the majority of calls at 84%
A Happy Reunion One Year Later!
One year ago, Engine 338 and Aid 331 responded to an unforgettable call along Highway 167. A mother en route to the hospital found herself welcoming her baby boy sooner than expected. Our crews were…