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Redmond WA Fire This is the official page of the City of Redmond Fire Department.

Our mission is to continuously protect and preserve life and property through quality education, prevention, disaster preparedness, and rapid emergency response within the City of Redmond and King County Fire District 34. Our mission is to continuously protect and preserve life and property through quality education, prevention, disaster preparedness, and rapid emergency response within our 45 square mile service area which includes the City of Redmond and the surrounding area of unincorporated King County within King County Fire District 34. This site is intended to serve as a mechanism for communication between the public and the Fire Department on the listed topics, and as a forum to further the mission of the Department. Any comment submitted to this page and its list of followers may be considered a public record which is subject to disclosure pursuant to the Washington Public Records Act. Public information requests must be submitted via the City of Redmond's Public Records Request Portal.

Today is International ShakeOut Day, when millions of people worldwide participate in earthquake drills at work, school,...
10/15/2026

Today is International ShakeOut Day, when millions of people worldwide participate in earthquake drills at work, school, or home! Western Washington, including Redmond, is highly vulnerable to earthquakes. While their timing or strength cannot be accurately predicted, they are a certainty of living in this beautiful part of the country. You can join the millions of people across Washington by practicing drop, dover, and hold on for one minute at 10:15 a.m. today, Oct. 15. This is a great way to build muscle memory for when you feel the ground shaking during the next earthquake.

As the Pacific Northwest moves into fall storm season, now is a great time to work on emergency preparedness. The City’s...
10/14/2026

As the Pacific Northwest moves into fall storm season, now is a great time to work on emergency preparedness. The City’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM) recently refreshed its website, where you can find essential information on how to be prepared and stay informed. Visit redmond.gov/OEM to learn more about the work OEM does, how to sign up for emergency alerts from the City, how to create an emergency plan, and more!

Join your Fire Prevention Division for Fire Prevention Week Trivia Night from 6 - 9 p.m. tonight at Flatstick Pub Redmon...
10/06/2026

Join your Fire Prevention Division for Fire Prevention Week Trivia Night from 6 - 9 p.m. tonight at Flatstick Pub Redmond (7530 164th Ave. NE)! Swing by for a chance to work on your putt game while testing your fire prevention knowledge with a fun night of trivia. Prizes will be available for the top individual scorers! We hope to see you there!

Fire Prevention Week is observed annually during the week of Oct. 9 and offers an opportunity for community members to learn more about fire and life safety.

At 1:55 a.m. this morning, Redmond Fire, along with Eastside Fire & Rescue, Fall City Fire, and Bellevue Fire, responded...
10/05/2026

At 1:55 a.m. this morning, Redmond Fire, along with Eastside Fire & Rescue, Fall City Fire, and Bellevue Fire, responded to a residential structure fire near the 27000 block of NE Ames Lake Road. One three-story building and two vehicles caught fire, requiring a large response, with nearly all of Redmond Fire's units arriving on scene.

The fire has been extinguished, but hotspots are likely present, and the community should avoid the area if possible. NE Ames Lake Road has fully reopened, but may see future closures.

This is an active investigation, and more information will be provided as it becomes available.

Fire Prevention Week is here! Fire Prevention Week has been observed for more than a century as a reminder of the devast...
10/05/2026

Fire Prevention Week is here! Fire Prevention Week has been observed for more than a century as a reminder of the devastating impact of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and the importance of preventing fires before they start. This year’s theme is “Charge Into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.” We have plenty happening around Redmond, including four fire station open houses and our new Fire Prevention Trivia Night at Flatstick Pub Redmond.

See the full schedule, event details, and fire safety resources at: redmond.gov/FirePreventionWeek

We hope to see you there!

Join your Fire Prevention Division for Fire Prevention Week Trivia Night! If you're looking for a chance to work on your...
10/01/2026

Join your Fire Prevention Division for Fire Prevention Week Trivia Night! If you're looking for a chance to work on your putt game while testing your fire prevention knowledge with a fun night of trivia, swing by Flatstick Pub Redmond (7530 164th Ave. NE) from 6 - 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6. Prizes will be available for the top individual scorers. Get ready to extinguish the field by checking out our cooking safety tips at redmond.gov/CookingSafety. We hope to see you there!

Fire Prevention Week is observed annually during the week of Oct. 9 and offers an opportunity for community members to learn more about fire and life safety.

Fire Prevention Week is almost here! Observed annually during the week of Oct. 9, Fire Prevention Week offers an opportu...
09/24/2026

Fire Prevention Week is almost here! Observed annually during the week of Oct. 9, Fire Prevention Week offers an opportunity for community members to learn more about fire and life safety. Join Redmond Fire throughout the week for fire station open houses featuring cooking fire demonstrations, station tours, fire safety education, and family activities.

And new for this year: Fire Prevention Week Trivia Night at Flatstick Pub Redmond! Join your Fire Prevention Division for a fun night of trivia with prizes for the top scorers! (Hint: Check out our cooking safety tips at redmond.gov/CookingSafety).

Save the dates, check out redmond.gov/FirePreventionWeek for the full schedule, and start brushing up on your fire safety knowledge. We hope to see you there!

September is National Preparedness Month, which raises awareness about the importance of preparing for potential disaste...
09/22/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, which raises awareness about the importance of preparing for potential disasters and emergencies. One way you can participate in National Preparedness Month is by signing up for AlertRedmond, the City's official emergency notification system. With AlertRedmond, you can stay ahead of hazardous weather, local emergency declarations, public safety alerts, and more by signing up for Redmond-specific alerts.

To sign up, visit redmond.gov/AlertRedmondSignUp. Enter your contact information to create your Everbridge Community account and AlertRedmond profile. Check out our "How to Sign up" video at redmond.gov/AlertRedmond for detailed step-by-step instructions.

Fire Prevention Week is almost here! Redmond Fire Department is hard at work planning some great community events and op...
09/16/2026

Fire Prevention Week is almost here! Redmond Fire Department is hard at work planning some great community events and opportunities to learn more about fire and life safety, and we’ll be sharing all the details very soon! This year’s Fire Prevention Week theme is “Charge Into Fire Safety: Safe Charging is a Superpower.” Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing tips on safe charging, battery use, and proper recycling - along with some exciting announcements about what we have planned for Fire Prevention Week.

Fire Prevention Week is observed each year during the week of Oct. 9 in recognition of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and the devastating impact it had on the community.

Check for updates on our social media channels or by visiting redmond.gov/FirePreventionWeek. Full event details are coming soon!

September is National Preparedness Month, which raises awareness about the importance of preparing for potential disaste...
09/15/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, which raises awareness about the importance of preparing for potential disasters and emergencies. This year, Redmond and King County are focusing on prepared neighborhoods.

Begin by taking a simple step to connect with the people around you, whether they’re your housed neighbors or members of the unhoused community. Building these connections will help each of you understand what support you may need during disasters ranging from fall storms to earthquakes. It’s a great opportunity to exchange phone numbers and get to know one another before something goes wrong.

From there, you can dig a little deeper. Learn more about what your neighbors may need during a disaster, such as how many pets they have, whether there are young children or adults with access and functional needs in the home, and whether anyone relies on medical equipment. Creating a communication plan together can help your neighborhood stay more prepared during emergencies, especially when regular city services may be busier than usual.

Learn more about ways to get involved this National Preparedness Month by visiting redmond.gov/OEM.

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Redmond, WA
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