Mukilteo Fire Department

05/31/2026

🐶 ... A stroke can happen faster than you can say "don't chase that squirrel"! It's extremely important to learn and recognize the warning signs in order to get help quickly - every second counts toward improving outcomes! To close out Stroke Awareness Month we'd like to share the B.E. F.A.S.T. method that has helped many. Please study and take these signs to heart - you never know whose life you might save or greatly improve by taking fast action! 🚑

🚨 Know the Stroke Warning Signs — B.E. F.A.S.T. 🚨

🌀 B — Balance Loss
Sudden dizziness, loss of balance, or coordination

👁️ E — Eye (Vision) Changes
Blurred, double, or sudden loss of vision

😟 F — Face Drooping
One side of the face droops or feels numb

💪 A — Arm Weakness
One arm feels weak or numb

🗣️ S — Speech Difficulty
Slurred speech or trouble speaking/understanding

⏱️ T — Time to Call 911
Act FAST — every second counts during a stroke

More information: https://www.stroke.org/en/help-and-support/resource-library/be-fast-materials/be-fast-infographic

City of Mukilteo - Community and Government Mukilteo Firefighters IAFF Local #3482

05/28/2026

The Mukilteo Fire Department responded to a school bus fire this afternoon at the intersection of 11th Street and Campbell Avenue. All children were safely evacuated and transferred home on another bus, with no injuries reported. Mukilteo School District staff assisted at the scene. Excellent work by all who assisted today, keeping our precious little community members safe! Mukilteo School District

05/27/2026

05/26/2026

05/21/2026

🚑We can prevent injuries and save lives when our community comes together.

In observance of EMS Week 2026, fire agencies across Snohomish County are raising awareness about window falls.

In 2024, 19 children in Snohomish County fell from windows, including two tragic deaths. In 2025, that number dropped to 12—with zero deaths.

Through outreach and free window locks, we’ve made progress, but we’re not finished yet. Even a single window fall is one too many.

➡️ Contact your local fire department to learn about window safety and request a free window lock.

City of Mukilteo - Community and Government Safe Kids Worldwide

05/19/2026

E24 gave an impromptu tour after clearing a fire alarm call for our neighbors.



Mukilteo Fire Department Washington State Council of Fire Fighters City of Mukilteo - Community and Government South County Fire

05/18/2026

🐶 ... Today kicks off EMS Week 2026 with the theme "Improving Outcomes". During EMS Week, we want to recognize the incredible dedication and professionalism of our Firefighter Paramedics and Firefighter EMTs who serve our community every day.

🚑While many people think of the fire department responding mainly to fires, EMS-related incidents actually make up more than 80% of our service calls! From medical emergencies and vehicle accidents to assisting people in crisis, our EMS personnel are often there on someone’s worst day — providing skilled care, compassion, and reassurance when it matters most.

📚Their training, teamwork, and commitment are a critical part of our department’s mission and play a vital role in keeping our community safe and healthy. Please join us in thanking all of our Firefighter Paramedics and Firefighter EMTs during EMS Week for the lifesaving work they do 24/7.

Extra big thanks to FF/EMT Dower and FF/PM Herbert for sharing precious time for a photo and a pet!

City of Mukilteo - Community and Government Mukilteo Firefighters IAFF Local #3482

05/15/2026

05/11/2026

Behind every firefighter is a family making sacrifices too.
Today we’re celebrating the incredible moms of our fire family, from those supporting behind the scenes to those serving in uniform themselves. ❤️
Thank you for the love, strength, sacrifice, and service you give every day.
Happy Mother’s Day! 🌷🚒