Raymond Fire Department

06/15/2026

06/02/2026

We are starting something new here at Raymond Fire Department!

In an effort to educate our community on our system we are going to be sharing about how our system runs, our equipment and our people.

To start things off here are some stats –

May 2025 RFD responded to 157 calls for the month for an average of 5.06 calls per 24 hour shift.
This year, May 2026 we responded to 217 calls! That averages out to 7 calls per 24 hour shift. It’s been a busy spring!

Check back to this page for more information on your RFD in the coming weeks and as always BE SAFE

05/28/2026

The Raymond Fire Department would like to send a huge THANK YOU to Willapa Valley Elementary for coming out for a station tour and fire education visit on Tuesday, May 26th at Station 55!

Students were able to learn about fire station living and daily operations while also receiving demonstrations of Fire and EMS apparatus, firefighter PPE, Jaws of Life, and hose operations!

It was a pleasure having some of our local elementary students in the fire house! Come back again soon!

-Raymond Fire Department

05/15/2026

RFD would like to give a huge shoutout and CONGRATULATIONS to Hayden Stephens!

Hayden completed the Grays Harbor EMT program and passed his National Registry Examination to attain his EMT-Basic certification. This course is a grind from January-April, taking many weeknights and weekends to complete! We always need certified first responders and look very much forward to Hayden’s service to the community he loves and cares about. Job well done, Hayden!

05/12/2026

CONGRATULATIONS!

MAY 9th, 2026 - Members of the Raymond Fire Department and Pacific County Fire District #3 graduated from the Regional Direct Delivery Fire Academy, hosted by PCFD #1. Cadets spent hundreds of hours training in and out of the classroom from January-May to complete this academy.

Completing this academy is no small task, as it takes many dedicated hours away from family in order to gain specialized training in hazardous materials awareness and operations, along with the Firefighter I training standards for professional firefighters.

We want to congratulate members of class 26-1 on this huge accomplishment!

📸 credit - Howard Scartozzi

05/01/2026

REMINDER: PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE:

Open house focusing on Project Life Saver on May 2nd, 2026 from 1pm-3pm at the Raymond Fire Department!

PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE:

The Raymond Fire Department is excited to announce an open house focusing on Project Life Saver on May 2nd, 2026 from 1pm-3pm at the Raymond Fire Department!

This program is for those who wander. For those of you who have a friend or family member with a disability that may cause them to wander or become lost, this program might be for you! If you are interested in this program for your friends or family, then come on down to the station on May 2nd, check out our equipment, and get your questions answered! All are welcome! 

Where: Raymond Fire Department, 212 Commercial Street, Raymond WA, 98577

When: May 2nd, 2026 from 1pm-3pm

04/01/2026

PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE:

The Raymond Fire Department is excited to announce an open house focusing on Project Life Saver on May 2nd, 2026 from 1pm-3pm at the Raymond Fire Department!

This program is for those who wander. For those of you who have a friend or family member with a disability that may cause them to wander or become lost, this program might be for you! If you are interested in this program for your friends or family, then come on down to the station on May 2nd, check out our equipment, and get your questions answered! All are welcome! 

Where: Raymond Fire Department, 212 Commercial Street, Raymond WA, 98577

When: May 2nd, 2026 from 1pm-3pm

02/21/2026

Please help us support Justin and his family in this time of need.