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Provide competent and professional fire, rescue, and medical services to the citizens and visitors of Quilcene and Coyle while ensuring the safety, education, and well-being of its members.

Our Vision

Provide services to the Quilcene and Coyle communities in the form of fire, rescue and medical incident responses, and public safety, fire prevention and public affairs. These services will be provided in an environment of inclusion of all its members and the communities.

Who We Are

Quilcene Fire Rescue provides first due structural and wildland fire suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services within a rural and remote 88-square mile fire protection district that includes the unincorporated communities of Quilcene and Coyle on the Olympic Peninsula.

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STATEWIDE WILDFIRE EMERGENCY

Jefferson County remains at HIGH fire danger. In the past week, numerous unpermitted fires have been reported throughout the county. Each of these incidents carries the risk of escalating into a…

The image is a fire danger rating chart indicating "High" danger level, effective July 22, 2026, with safety summary details.

BURN RESTRICTIONS

Due to current atmospheric and field conditions a DECLARATION OF HIGH FIRE HAZARD is now in effect. In coordination, County Fire Chiefs and the County Fire Marshal agree that conditions warrant this…

CARES Team

Quilcene Fire CARES (Community Assistance Referral & Education Services) is a free, non-emergency program. Our purpose is to support you in your goals of improved health and will-being by connecting you with the right health resources and services before an additional emergency arises.

Are You Wildfire Ready?

Quilcene Fire Rescue is partnering with DNR to help residents reduce wildfire risk and create a Wildfire Ready Plan. Our trained evaluators provide voluntry, educational home visits to identify…

Monthly Report

Quilcene Fire Rescue responded to 46 major incidents in July, which included 32 EMS incidents (70%).

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Our Mission