Lake Quinault Volunteer Fire Department

09/16/2026

We finally have shirts! Come get yours, and show your love for our local department!!!! We will also have them at our booth at the Quinault Mushroom Festival. Hope to see you all there.

07/25/2026

If you see us out at the school parking lot today we are doing our yearly certification for driving requirements.

07/24/2026

Just a heads up. A burn ban is now in effect starting tomorrow 7/24/2026.

07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from all of us at Lake Quinault Fire Department! 🇺🇸

We wish everyone a fun, safe, and memorable Independence Day. As you celebrate with family and friends, please remember to use fireworks responsibly, keep a water source nearby, never leave grills or campfires unattended, and watch out for one another.

Have a wonderful Fourth of July and stay safe! ❤️🤍💙🚒

03/11/2026

Our newest Junior Fire Cadet! Welcome Blake Hartt!!!! Proud to have him as one of our own.

03/02/2026

Field trip day at the firehouse!! 🚒 Thank you Lake Quinault preschoolers for coming to learn about fire safety and exploring the station. We loved your questions and big smiles!! We hope you all had an amazing time!!

02/17/2026

It is indeed cold outside! Please stay safe.

Brrrrrr, it’s cold out there! ❄️

We are being hit with a wave of ice and snow which has resulted in a huge influx of vehicles accidents. Curretly on the North side which includes Neilton, Amanda Park, and Queets it is snowing with a temperature of 33 degrees.
Moclips and Taholah although no snow, the roads are already icy.

We encourage you to stay inside and keep warm unless absolutely necessary. Due to weather conditions and distance, an extended eta may occur for our law enforcement officers to respond in a safe manner. Please be cautious and as always be safe!

11/18/2025

Lake Quinault Volunteer Fire Department would like to extend our profound appreciation for the rapid, coordinated response, and all life saving efforts made yesterday.
Multiple agencies, from multiple departments responded. Including but not limited to, Lake Quinault Volunteer Fire Department, Quinault Indian Nation EMS, Wishkah Fire Department, and Hoquiam Fire Department.
Local law enforcement on scene offered many hands, crucial initial patient contact, and scene size up. This included Quinault Indian Nation PD, Grays Harbor County Sheriff's, Quinault Indian Nation Resource Officers, and Washington State Patrol.
Local Department of Transportation responded as well for traffic control.
On this day, we are reminded of the brotherhood that exists here, and all we can accomplish working as one.

Many thanks. District 4

10/06/2025

Fire commissioners meeting Wednesday, October 8th, 5pm. Open to the public

09/05/2025

Isn't she beautiful!? Major thank you, to the members that came, and worked hard!!!! Station 1 has a new look, and we're loving it!