Randle Fire & EMS

05/27/2026

🚨JUNE Adult and Pediatric CPR/First Aid/AED Class 🚨

Randle Fire & EMS is offering another blended learning CPR class, this time to include pediatrics. This is the perfect opportunity for teens to participate in a life saving skills class to prepare for summer time babysitting!

This class will have 24 spots available, and will be online with an in person skills day.

How it works:
-Participants MUST complete the online portion of the class anytime prior to the in-person skills test date below.
-Participants must then attend the in-person skills testing on:

Saturday, June 20th
12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
9978 US Hwy 12 Randle WA 98377
Cost- $50 to cover the registration in Red Cross.

This is a great opportunity to gain valuable lifesaving skills in a flexible blended format!

To sign up, please email [email protected] with-
First Name
Last Name
Phone Number

You will then be assigned a voucher and the ability to start the online course at your convenience!😄

05/20/2026

🚨 Adult CPR / First Aid / AED Class 🚨

Randle Fire & EMS is offering a blended learning Adult CPR / First Aid / AED class with 10 spots available!

How it works:
Participants must complete the online portion of the class anytime prior to the in-person skills test date below.
Participants must then attend the in-person skills test on:

Sunday, May 24th
12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
9978 US Hwy 12 Randle WA 98377

This is a great opportunity to gain valuable lifesaving skills in a flexible blended format.

Spots are limited, so don’t wait to sign up!

To sign up, click the link below!

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05/11/2026

Meet with specialists from FEMA, the US Small Business Administration, and the Salvation Army at the Packwood Community Hall May 14-16th, 10:30AM-6:30PM.

04/28/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of longtime member and former Commissioner, Frank Kittock.

Frank dedicated 52 years of service to our department and community. A proud graduate of White Pass High School (Class of 1973), he gave countless hours to helping others and strengthening the bonds that make our community so special. He will be remembered not only for his commitment and reliability, but also for his stories, his humor, and the way he brought people together.

Frank’s legacy will live on in the department he helped shape and in the lives he touched along the way.

A Celebration of Life will be held on May 30th, 2026 @ 12:00PM at Reconciled Christian Fellowship (130 Morris Rd, Randle).
A potluck will follow at the Randle Fire Station (9978 US Hwy 12, Randle).

Please join us in honoring Frank’s life, service, and memory.

www.firlawnfuneralchapel.com/obituaries/frank-kittock

04/22/2026

Today, we recognize and celebrate Administrative Professionals Day by honoring someone who truly goes above and beyond. Layla John, District Secretary for Lewis County Fire District 14, Randle Fire & EMS.

Layla is an essential part of our organization, keeping operations running smoothly behind the scenes with dedication, organization, and care. Her work ensures that our team can focus on serving the community effectively every single day. She also serves as a volunteer firefighter and AEMT. Her willingness to serve in multiple roles speaks volumes about her character, compassion, and strength.

04/10/2026

PRESS RELEASE: Today at approximately 00:37 Randle Fire & EMS was dispatched to reported injury fire. Volunteer crews responded and on arrival found the scene to be unstable due to rapid venting of an involved 250 gallon propane tank with recreational vehicle involvement and slow spread to vegetation. A14-1 initiated an emergency extraction of the patient who was located beyond the immediate hazard with limited access due to heavy fire involvement. Our Volunteers immediately transported and treated a seriously burned person to meet an awaiting helicopter for transport to a regional specialty center. Remaining Randle Fire & EMS crews with the assistance of Packwood Fire brought the fire under control. First hand reports suggest that a propane gas leak on a smaller 5 gallon tank and an unspecified electrical ignition source produced a rapid and violent combustion of gas then spreading to a recreational vehicle; however, the fire remains under investigation at this time. Thank you to all of our responding Volunteer Firefighters on this call and to Packwood Fire for the extra hands and additional water supply.

04/08/2026

We have a Fire Department Surplus auction on govdeals for some of our disused items. Bidding closes in 7 hours! https://www.govdeals.com/en/search?kWord=randle%20fire All proceeds from surplus sale items help fund current and future department needs. Pickup is at Station 14-1 Randle.

03/28/2026

Today, a few of our incredible volunteers and Fire Chief took time out of their day to give back in a powerful way, by donating blood at the Red Cross drive held at White Pass High School.
Serving our community doesn’t stop when the pager goes quiet. Whether it’s responding to emergencies or stepping up to help ensure lifesaving blood is available for those in need- especially during a national shortage, our members are always looking for ways to make a difference!
We’re proud of their continued commitment to helping others both on and off duty. 🙌🏼

If you’re able, consider donating blood at an upcoming drive. One donation can make a life-saving impact.

03/18/2026

Lewis County Fire District #14 March OTEP (Ongoing training and evaluation program)

Not your average training night 🔥🚑🍗

If you think our trainings are boring… you haven’t been to one yet!

This month we went hands-on with IO (intraosseous) access.. and yeah, that means drilling into chicken bones to simulate the real thing. 😆 It’s messy, it’s real, and it’s exactly the kind of training that builds confidence when seconds matter.

This wasn’t just for our amazing EMTs.
Everyone trained. Everyone learned. Everyone got better.

That’s how we operate. Fire, EMS, new volunteers, and seasoned members; we show up and put in the work together.

On top of that, we’ve been hustling behind the scenes training up our commuter volunteers, making sure no matter where our people are coming from, they’re ready to roll when tones drop!

Additionally, our District was recognized earlier this month by the Lewis County Commissioners for our response to the December 2025 flood.

Huge shoutout to our District volunteers who stayed late into the night for optimal response time, and the WCW Trucking, LLC operators for standing by with their equipment, ready to jump in for rescue operations alongside our crew when needed!

Bottom line?
We train hard. We work hard, and we have a great time doing it. 😄

If you’ve been sitting on the fence about volunteering… this is your sign!

Come see what we’re about every Tuesday evening at 6:30PM! 👇🏼
Station 1 located at 9978 US HWY 12

02/26/2026

Yesterday at approximately 05:45, Randle Fire & EMS was dispatched to a fully involved structure fire in the 7800 block of U.S. Highway 12, Glenoma. We responded with Districts 18, 4, and 9.

We provided 12 personnel, including a fully staffed Engine Company, Tender, Aid Unit, and District Chaplain. Arriving third due, Randle volunteers assisted with fire suppression efforts. Engine 14-1 performed a 'blind alley' supply hose lay and managed a continuous water supply operation from the highway while T14-1 was integrated into a water shuttle operation. A14-1 staged for any medical needs during operations.

We remained on scene until approximately 11:02 when overhaul was determined manageable by units on scene. We were thankful to arrive home safely to a waiting and much needed breakfast thoughtfully prepared by our remaining staff at the station. Thank you to our volunteers and their employers for a respectable turnout during the middle of a work week.