Natural Vegetation Burn Ban Lifted

Hello - as of Thursday, 10/1/2020, Mountain View Fire and Recue (and King County Firemarshal's) Natural Vegetation Burn Ban has been lifted. For information on burning rules, regulation and to obtain a free 2020 Burning Permit, please go to www.mvfire.org...

Thank you Mountain View Citizens!

THANK YOU FROM FIRE CHIEF GREG SMITH (8/19/2020)

Mountain View Fire & Rescue wants to thank community members for approving our recent Maintenance and Operations Levy. By way of reminder, we serve approximately 30,000 people in the unincorporated areas...

Fire District Sees Higher Costs from COVID-19

Like many fire districts, Mountain View Fire and Rescue is experiencing higher costs due to the coronavirus emergency, or COVID-19. Fire District officials say that they are prepared to respond in a pandemic, but supply costs are significantly higher.

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Message from Chief Smith

Mountain View Fire and Rescue would like to reassure our community members during this difficult time. We do our best work in emergency situations. We have trained for this and are prepared to tackle emergency medical responses as they arise. We are here ...

2018 Annual State Financial Audit

The Washington State Auditor has completed our Financial Audit for 2018, our 2019 Audit will begin about October of this year.  We are proud to report that as with all of our other State Audits, no findings were reported and we have another clean...

Recruit Class 6 SKCFTC Graduates

Congratulations to Recruit Class 6, South King County Fire Training Consortium. January 24, 2019.

We would especially like to congratulate, Firefighter Rockney Holm who becomes a career Firefighter/EMT with Mountain View Fire and Rescue. Firefighter Holm s...

2017 State Audit

The Washington State Auditor completed an audit of Mountain View Fire financials for 2017 in December of 2018. No findings were found.

While Mountain View Fire is not required to have a State Audit more than every two-three years, the Board of Fire Commiss...

Congratulations to new EMTs

Mountain View Fire and Rescue is proud to announce the following firefighters have completed the Washington State Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B) course. This demanding curriculum, consists of over 120 hours of class and practical time, with an addit...

State Audit of Mountain View Fire & Rescue completed.

The Washington State Auditor has just completed an audit of Mountain View Fire and Rescue for the year 2016.  While State Law does not require that an audit of the Fire District take place each year, the elected Board of Fire Commissioners asks t...