Central Whidbey Island Fire & Rescue

Central Whidbey Island Fire & Rescue Central Whidbey Island Fire & Rescue provides fire and rescue services to Coupeville, Greenbank, and Central Whidbey Island in Washington.

❤️ What if someone nearby needed CPR—and you were close enough to help?When sudden cardiac arrest happens, every minute ...
08/26/2026

❤️ What if someone nearby needed CPR—and you were close enough to help?

When sudden cardiac arrest happens, every minute matters. PulsePoint Respond helps strengthen the Chain of Survival by connecting CPR-trained community members with nearby cardiac arrest emergencies, allowing lifesaving care to potentially begin while Fire/EMS is still on the way.

📱PulsePoint is available in Island County!

The app also gives our community access to local emergency activity, nearby AED locations, and CPR guidance right from your phone.

If you're CPR trained, downloading PulsePoint is one more way you can be ready to act when it matters most.

🚒We're responding. You might already be there.

Download PulsePoint Respond today and help make our community's Chain of Survival even stronger.

Thank you ICOM 911 for helping bring tools like PulsePoint to our Island County community.

🚨 NEW ACT CLASS DATE!Could you help someone during a medical emergency before first responders arrive?Join Central Whidb...
08/22/2026

🚨 NEW ACT CLASS DATE!

Could you help someone during a medical emergency before first responders arrive?

Join Central Whidbey Island Fire & Rescue and WhidbeyHealth EMS for our next FREE ACT First Aid & CPR class!

📅 Thursday, September 17
⏰ 5:30 PM
📍 Station 53 — 1164 Race Rd., Coupeville
⏱️ Just one hour!

You'll learn three simple lifesaving skills:

A — Antidote
C — CPR/AED
T — Tourniquet

No prior medical training is needed. This class is designed for everyday community members who want to feel a little more prepared to help when it matters.

Registration is required.

Follow the link or call 3600.678.3602 to register: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0D4CAEAE2DA5F5C43-65311652-actfirst

Come learn with us — we'd love to see you there!

Loki is home! 🚒After three weeks on the Little Giant Fire, Engine 54 and crew are back on Whidbey — and Loki is getting ...
08/21/2026

Loki is home! 🚒

After three weeks on the Little Giant Fire, Engine 54 and crew are back on Whidbey — and Loki is getting a well-earned bath!

Welcome home, crew! We’re glad to have you back safe and sound. ❤

Fire Academy Graduation | Class of 2026 🚒🎓Last night, Central Whidbey Island Fire & Rescue and South Whidbey Fire/EMS jo...
08/21/2026

Fire Academy Graduation | Class of 2026 🚒🎓

Last night, Central Whidbey Island Fire & Rescue and South Whidbey Fire/EMS joined forces once again to celebrate an incredible milestone: 14 Fire Academy graduates crossing the threshold to become volunteer firefighters.

Reaching this moment took months of intense physical and mental training, long evenings, immense personal sacrifice, and the determination to overcome every challenge placed before them. Along the way, these recruits learned to trust one another, work as a team, and continue pushing forward when the work got hard.

None of this would be possible without the instructors and fire service professionals who shared their time, knowledge, and years of experience to prepare the next generation of firefighters to serve their communities.

To our 14 graduates: we could not be more proud of what you have accomplished.

Congratulations on reaching this milestone, and welcome to the fire family. ❤️🚒

With a fresh crew, Engine 54 is now in its third week fighting the Little Giant fire in Entiat.Firefighters Kole Kelliso...
08/17/2026

With a fresh crew, Engine 54 is now in its third week fighting the Little Giant fire in Entiat.
Firefighters Kole Kellison, Andreas De Koster and Richard Varshock were recently relieved by Travis Dotson, Jared Frye and Justin Burnett.
Both crews have worked largely along the Entiat river, engaging in firefighting, assisting homeowners with structure preparation and hunting down hot spots.
Overall fire containment is increasing and Engine 54 is scheduled to return home this week.

🔥 COMMUNITY REMINDER: TYPE II BURN BAN REMAINS IN EFFECT 🔥With our continued dry summer conditions, please remember that...
08/15/2026

🔥 COMMUNITY REMINDER: TYPE II BURN BAN REMAINS IN EFFECT 🔥

With our continued dry summer conditions, please remember that the Type II Burn Ban remains in effect throughout unincorporated Island County.

While outdoor burning is prohibited, there are other ways everyday activities can accidentally start a fire. A few reminders:

🔥 Check your tow chains — make sure they aren't dragging on the roadway where they can create sparks.

🚗 Avoid parking on dry grass — hot exhaust components can ignite dry vegetation underneath your vehicle.

🌿 Be cautious with outdoor equipment — lawn mowers, w**d trimmers, chainsaws, and other equipment can create heat or sparks around dry vegetation.

🚬 Dispose of smoking materials completely and safely — never toss ci******es or other smoking materials outdoors.

A little extra caution can prevent a wildfire.

Thank you for helping keep Central Whidbey safe! 🚒

https://cwfire.org/board-of-fire-commissioners-meeting-10-9-2025-2-2-2-2-2-2/

🐾 Can You Spot Spot?Our crews have been busy putting in the work during training, and it looks like we had a little extr...
08/14/2026

🐾 Can You Spot Spot?

Our crews have been busy putting in the work during training, and it looks like we had a little extra supervision.

Somewhere in these training photos, Spot the Dalmatian is hiding!

Can you find him? Let us know when you do, but don't give away his hiding spot!🚒🐾

08/14/2026

Monthly Board Meeting

Did you see us at the Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival over the weekend? 🚒☀️Our crews and volunteers had a great time c...
08/11/2026

Did you see us at the Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival over the weekend? 🚒☀️

Our crews and volunteers had a great time connecting with community members and enjoying some beautiful Whidbey weather!

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello!

Coupeville Festival Association

E54 had a busy day yesterday while on wildland deployment. Main objective was protecting egress paths for other crews. K...
08/08/2026

E54 had a busy day yesterday while on wildland deployment. Main objective was protecting egress paths for other crews. Keep up the good work E54, and keep representing Island County well over there!

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1164 Race Road
Coupeville, WA
98239

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