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PACIFIC COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT #1
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Pacific County Fire District #1 recently responded to a structure fire in the Ocean Park area. Investigators determined the cause of the fire was an unsecured 9-volt battery in a kitchen drawer. District #1 would like the public to recognize and understand the unique danger of standard 9-volt batteries and how to prevent this tragedy from occurring in your home. A 9-volt safety fact sheet from the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) is attached, along with a short video from ABC News 5 Cleveland illustrating the dangers.
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Address Sign
Our high visibility signs feature four-inch reflective numbers and can be seen from up to 300 feet away, day or night.
Address Sign Post
In an emergency, every second counts, and valuable time can be lost if your address number is not immediately visible to responders.
In an effort to solve the problem, Pacific County Fire District #1 provides high visibility signs.
Address Post Click Here
Lock Box
The Pacific County Fire District 1 trusts and supports residential Lock Boxes, which are high-security key safes. They allow first responders to enter your home in an emergency when people inside are unable to open the door or are not present.
Lock Box
In an emergency, every second counts, and valuable time can be lost if your home is locked and you are unable to answer the door.
In an effort to solve the problem, Pacific County Fire District #1 offers a Lock Box Program.
Lock Box Click Here
Calls For Service
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Calls for January
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2023 Year to Date
End of Year Totals
2022 – 3,026
2021 – 2,772
2020 – 2,278
2019 – 2,651
2018 – 2,429
2017 – 2,449
2016 – 2,207
2015 – 2,009
2014 – 1,828
2013 – 1,903
Pacific County Fire Protection District 1 was officially formed on October 7, 1940. It is a progressive, full-service fire district providing fire suppression, emergency medical services, ALS and BLS emergency transport services, and public safety education.
Pacific County Fire Protection District 1 serves unincorporated areas of the Long Beach Peninsula including the State Parks, and the communities of Seaview, Klipsan, Ocean Park, Nahcotta, Oysterville, and Surfside.