Renton Regional Fire Authority

Renton Regional Fire Authority Renton Regional Fire Authority proudly serves the communities of Renton, Fire District 25, and Fire District 40.

With a coverage area of 37 square miles, Renton RFA provides fire and life safety services to over 138,000 community members.

Great information for the community from our friends in public service. As the World Cup approaches, we'll be sharing mo...
06/05/2026

Great information for the community from our friends in public service. As the World Cup approaches, we'll be sharing more information about ways you can help make sure Renton enjoys the festivities while staying safe. Stay tuned!

In partnership with the Renton Chamber of Commerce, we’re pleased to recognize Tortas Locas Renton as our Fire Safe Busi...
06/03/2026

In partnership with the Renton Chamber of Commerce, we’re pleased to recognize Tortas Locas Renton as our Fire Safe Business of the month!

They received this recognition due to their recent fire and life safety inspection.

Great job Tortas Locas Renton and your team in continuing to provide a fire safe business for your employees and patrons!

Did you know that June 1st through 7th is National CPR and AED Awareness Week? Statistics show that when a person suffer...
06/01/2026

Did you know that June 1st through 7th is National CPR and AED Awareness Week? Statistics show that when a person suffers a cardiac arrest, every minute they go without intervention—such as CPR or an AED—reduces their chance of survival by as much as 10%. Minutes matter!
You can help by learning CPR and how to properly use an AED. The Renton Regional Fire Authority was a founding member of South King County CPR & First Aid, and offers free, uncertified classes several times a year. Private classes for businesses and groups of 10+ attendees are also available for a fee. Click the link below for more information:

https://bit.ly/4jZkjeq

Save lives by learning how to respond to a cardiac emergency while waiting for first responders to arrive!

Prevent outdoor fires by practicing recreational fire safety. We receive several calls each year regarding recreational ...
05/25/2026

Prevent outdoor fires by practicing recreational fire safety. We receive several calls each year regarding recreational fires. Recreational fires are cooking fires and charcoal barbecues, campfires and bonfires in designated areas or on private property used for cooking, pleasure or ceremonial purposes.

Memorial Day is on Monday, May 25. This holiday often marks the unofficial start to summer and the grilling season! If y...
05/21/2026

Memorial Day is on Monday, May 25. This holiday often marks the unofficial start to summer and the grilling season! If you’re going to be firing up the grill this holiday weekend, follow the tips below to stay safe and avoid grilling mishaps:
Read the owner’s manual and follow all assembly guidelines and safety procedures.
- Only use barbecue grills outdoors and in an open space. Never use grills indoors or in an enclosed space as active grills create carbon monoxide—a toxic gas.
- Set up your grill on a flat, stable surface that is located at least 10 feet away from your home and other combustible materials.
- Use the proper tools when grilling, including long-handled barbecue utensils and flame-resistant mitts or gloves.
- Never leave the grill unattended while in use. Keep children and pets at least 3 feet away from the grill at all times.
- Keep your grill clean by removing the buildup of grease and other food residues.

05/20/2026

HAPPY EMS WEEK!! 🎉 May 17-23 is National EMS Week, which honors the dedicated EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, and first responders who provide lifesaving EMS care.

Did you know that every Renton firefighter is a certified EMT? This week, especially, our organization wants to share our gratitude for the critical EMS work our firefighters do every day. We may be the Fire Service, but over 75% of our calls are for emergency medical services! Here to shed some light on this year's EMS Week and share our thanks, is Deputy Chief of EMS, Dan Alexander.

Sunny days on the water are quickly approaching. Make sure safety is part of your plan this summer. Before you head out...
05/19/2026

Sunny days on the water are quickly approaching. Make sure safety is part of your plan this summer.
Before you head out:
- Always wear a life jacket (and make sure it fits properly)
- Keep a close eye on kids—designate a “water watcher”
- Never boat under the influence
- Check the weather and water conditions before you go
- Make sure you have life jackets for everyone on board
A fun day on the water starts with being prepared. Stay safe and enjoy your time outside

Meeting Notice 📢 The Renton RFA Civil Service Commission will meet this evening (5/19) at 4:00 PM. This meeting is acces...
05/19/2026

Meeting Notice 📢
The Renton RFA Civil Service Commission will meet this evening (5/19) at 4:00 PM. This meeting is accessible to the public via Zoom at: https://bit.ly/4dkPlMf

The agenda can be viewed or downloaded at: rentonrfa.com/agendas-and-minutes. Future events, including civil service meetings, can be found on our website at: rentonrfa.com/events.

Did you know that May 16 thru 22 is National Boating Safety Week? This annual event is organized by the National Safe Bo...
05/16/2026

Did you know that May 16 thru 22 is National Boating Safety Week? This annual event is organized by the National Safe Boating Council and other organizations like the United States Coast Guard and is designed to spread awareness and encourage safe boating practices and regulations. Life jackets are the most essential element of boat safety. It is recommended that you always wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket. In fact, by law, all children 12 years old or younger are required to wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket when on a moving boat or vessel less than 19 feet in length—unless they are in a fully enclosed area (e.g., below deck or in an enclosed cabin). Remember that air-filled devices and foam toys like “water wings” or “pool noodles” are not suitable replacements for a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket.

We are having an incredible time at Scout Night 2026! Attendees got to see what happens at the fire house when an emerge...
05/14/2026

We are having an incredible time at Scout Night 2026! Attendees got to see what happens at the fire house when an emergency call comes in, as E314 headed out a few moments ago to serve someone in need. Dont worry, we have plenty of firefighters here to make sure Scouts get to learn everything the event has to offer. 👨‍🚒

If you registered for Scout Night, there is still one more hour of fun to go! 🥳

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18002 108th Avenue SE
Renton, WA
98055

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