Aberdeen Fire Department

08/19/2026

Aberdeen and Hoquiam Fire responding to reports of a house fire in the 1100 block of West Schley in Aberdeen.

Update: Fire extinguished.

08/09/2026

A new start has Brush 12 on the move again.

Brush 12 is off to the Well Road Fire near Malden. The town of Malden is currently under Level 3 evacuations. The fire started around 3:30 today and has already grown to almost 2,000 acres.

400 block of John Tye Rd, Rosalia

08/08/2026

Our wildfire team is still hard at work.

Captains Newbil and Onitveros, along with Engineer Vansyckle, have been redeployed to the Spokane area. Their initial assignment was the Bradeen Fire, but they were reassigned to help with the devastation caused by the fires in Spokane.

Those fires have burned more than 600 structures, and the severity of the situation has brought resources in from across the Northwest.

After an 18-day deployment serving as a fire line medic, Engineer Lakner has also been redeployed to the Silahaken Fire near Tonasket

08/06/2026

Come out on August 19th from 3:00-5:00 PM and join in on the fun!

08/05/2026

🔥 FALLS: NOT THE KIND YOU ENJOY AT THE WATERPARK 🔥

Aberdeen Fire Department PSA,

Listen folks… we LOVE a good dramatic entrance as much as anyone — but trust us, accidental falls are not the kind of action-packed rescue scenes we’re looking to star in this season.

Falls are one of the top reasons we get called out, and while we’ll always show up with smiles, gear, and probably a firefighter who insists he “didn’t almost trip getting out of the engine”… we’d really prefer everyone stay upright and intact.

So here are a few easy ways to keep your feet where they belong:
• Keep walkways clear — Legos, dog toys, and that one shoe that wandered away are basically b***y traps.
• Good lighting = good footing. Your toes will thank you.
• Slow down. Running through the house like it’s a triathlon usually ends with a gold medal in “Unplanned Gravity Testing.”
• Use handrails. They’re not just decorative.
• If you’re feeling dizzy, weak, or unsteady — reach out to your doctor. Early prevention saves injuries AND pride.

We’re here for you whenever you need us… but preventing a fall saves you pain, saves us a trip, and saves everyone the awkward “So how exactly did this happen?” conversation.

Stay safe, stay steady, and keep gravity working for you — not against you.
💪🚑🔥

08/02/2026

The Aberdeen Fire Department, with assistance from the Hoquiam Fire Department, Grays Harbor Fire District 2 and Grays Harbor Fire District 10, is currently on scene of a conveyor belt fire at the Sierra Pacific Mill.

07/29/2026

All of us here at the Aberdeen Fire Department extend our heartfelt condolences over the passing of Firefighter Jake Johnson of Lacey Fire District 3. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and everyone at Lacey Fire District 3 during this difficult time. May his service and dedication be remembered and honored.

With heavy hearts, Lacey Fire District 3 mourns the loss of Firefighter Jake Johnson.
 
Jake was a firefighter, a teammate, and a friend who answered the call to serve others with courage and compassion. His loss is felt deeply by everyone who knew him and served alongside him.
 
Over the past several days, we have witnessed an extraordinary outpouring of love and support from our community and from people far beyond it. The prayers, messages of hope, and countless acts of kindness shared on Jake’s behalf have been a powerful reminder of the impact he had on those around him and the strength of the fire service family and the communities we serve.
 
We extend our deepest gratitude to the responding crews from Olympia and Tumwater Fire Departments, and the teams at Providence St. Peter Hospital and Harborview Medical Center who cared for Jake throughout this journey. These dedicated professionals provided extraordinary skill, compassion, and unwavering commitment. The care and kindness they showed Jake and his family will never be forgotten.
 
Our hearts are with Jake’s family, his loved ones, his friends, and everyone grieving this unimaginable loss. We ask that you continue to keep them in your thoughts and prayers and respect their privacy in the days ahead.
 
Details regarding memorial services will be shared as they become available.
 
Jake, you will always be remembered as a firefighter, a teammate, and a friend. Our Lacey Fire family will carry you with us.

07/27/2026

Engineer VanSyckle and Captains Ontiveros and Newbill have deployed to the Brandeen Fire in Stevens County.

The fire was reported yesterday and has already burned more than 2,500 acres. Our crew is joining firefighters from departments across Washington as part of a strike team to assist with wildfire suppression efforts and help protect threatened communities.

07/25/2026

Come down and see us today at the Emergency Preparedness Expo in the Tractor Supply parking lot. Come spray some water and try to dunk some of the first responders in the dunk tank.

07/24/2026

Come down and see us tomorrow!