07/15/2026
๐โค๏ธ It truly takes a community.
In just the last two hours, your Moscow Volunteer Fire Department has responded to five simultaneous emergencies:
๐ A fully involved house fire
๐ An injury motor vehicle collision
๐ฅ A vehicle fire in a parking lot
๐ A medical emergency
๐ถ An emergency home childbirth
Calls like these are a powerful reminder that emergencies donโt happen one at a timeโand that serving our community truly takes a team.
To our volunteers: thank you for leaving work, family dinners, summer activities, and time with loved ones to respond when your neighbors need you most. Your commitment and dedication to this community is extraordinary.
To the employers, families, and friends who support our volunteers: thank you. Your flexibility and encouragement make volunteer emergency response possible.
Weโre also incredibly grateful for our partners who have responded alongside us and supported these incidents, including Moscow Rural Volunteer Fire Department, City of Moscow Police Department, Avista, the American Red Cross Northwest Region, Whitcom 911, and the City of Moscow Fire Department staff who work together to keep our community safe and our emergency services running smoothly.
Every siren you hear represents people coming together to help someone on what may be the worst day of their life. Behind every response is a team of dispatchers coordinating resources, firefighters, EMTs, police officers, utility crews, city staff, and partner agencies working together with one common goal: caring for our community.
We are grateful to serve a community that supports one anotherโbecause no one does this job alone. โค๏ธ๐ ๐๐๐จ
Interested in joining our dedicated team of volunteer first responders? Follow the link in our bio for more information. โค๏ธ