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| Omak Fire Department
Volunteers
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Omak Fire Department recieved a
Department of Homeland Security Grant!
The grant money of $134,221.00 will be used to
purchase new Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)!
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Fire Chief Kevin Bowling
Asst. Chief Les Sutton
Asst. Chief Dan Wood
Captain Bill
Joseph
Captain Ray Lamb
Lieutenant Susie
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President Audie Gann
Vice
President Tom Campbell
Secretary Suzie Ortiz
Treasurer Janell
Bowling
Training Officers are the Line Officers
Trustee Dan
Wood |
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Firefighter Training Schedule
The Omak Fire Department holds practice on Wednesday of each week (except
holidays).
| 1st Wednesday of each month |
6PM Officers Meeting
7PM General Meeting |
| Following Wednesdays |
7PM Practice/Training |
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2007
Omak Fire
Department
Statistics
323 Total Calls
82 Actual
Fires
96 Rescue and Emergency
Medical
18 Hazardous
Conditions
13 Servce
Calls
63 Good Intent
Calls
48 False Calls
165 calls inside the City of
Omak
158 calls in fire dist. #3 or mutual aid to other
cities or districts
$300,760.00 dollar loss inside the
city
$336,900.00 dollar loss outside the city
1561 man
hours spent on fire calls = 65
days
2180 man hours spent training = 91
days
3741 total man hours = 156
days
Mutual
Aid:
City of Okanogan:
8
Fire District #4: 3
Fire District #7:
15
Fire District #8: 3
Fire District #9:
5
Colville Tribal Emergency Services:
23
BIA: 3
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HONORARY LIFETIME
MEMBERS
retired members with 25 years or more of service |
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Rick Baldwin
Cal Bowling
Eddie Freel
Jerry
Gregerson
Darrell Harris
Steve James
Scott Robbins
Bob
Roberts |
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Our Mission Statement |
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The mission of the Omak Volunteer Fire Department is to
provide protection of life, property and the environment. Accomplished through
fire suppression, fire prevention education, rescue operations and community
involvement. With resources allocated and the authority granted we will provide
to the citizens and visitors of the City of Omak quality cost effective
emergency services. |
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Fire
Prevention Tips: Protection, Planning and Practice
Approximately 80% of
all United States fire deaths occur in the home. Every year fire kills
approximately six thousand Americans. Ensure the safety of your family by
following 3 P's Program: Protection, Planning and
Practice.
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