Below you will find some interesting photos relating to Lake Stevens Fire.  Click on any image to view it larger.

Interagency Training with A Shift
Rescue Training Lake Stevens Fire participates in Rescue Training at Station 83.	Extrication Training Lake Stevens Fire participates in Extrication Training with an armored truck at NW Auto Recyclers.
MCO Drill Lake Stevens Fire participates in MCO Drill at Station 81 with Getchell Fire and Marysville Fire.	Partners in Training	Leadership in Action At the Command Post with Battalion Chief Goodale from Marysville Fire, and Deputy Chief Huff and Battalion Chief Putnam with Lake Stevens Fire.
Working Together MCO Drill at Station 81 with Lake Stevens Fire and Granite Falls Fire.
Fire Calls Date: 2007
Garage Ablaze Lake Stevens Fire responded to a garage fire July 18 and was able to successfully put it out with the help of Getchell and Granite Falls mutual aid.	Fire Next Door! A neighbor's worst nightmare. Waking up to a residential house fire next door.  Thankfully the family got out of the house in time, and no one was hurt.  July 2007.	Engulfed in Flames! Lake Stevens Fire responded to a car fire in the 600 Block of 91st Ave NE. Crews extinguished the blaze in minutes. It is believed the fire started from leaking hose under the hood. No one was injured in the fire. Damage is estimated at $16,000.  May 2007.
Outdoor Burn Gets Out of Control Outdoor burn accidentally ignites a shed located on the same property.  The shed was fully involved when firefighters arrived on the scene.  There were no injuries and firefighters extinguished the fire.  April 2007.	Working Together! The neighboring house, 10 feet away from the garage, was of concern but did not ignite.
Technical Rescue Team in Action Date: 2007
River Raging over the Catwalk A family had gone to Granite Falls to view its majesty.  The river and falls were raging with the recent rains and before they knew it, the river had risen faster than they had expected.  When they went to return there was 200 feet of raging river between them and land.  March 2007.	Technical Rescue Team in Action! The Technical Rescue Team methodically and precisely designed their strategy and implemented their tactics.  One by one each family member was brought across the raging river held on by a single rope and a lot of water under foot.  March 2007.
Practice Burn Date: 2006
Training at Its Best The fire officer briefs firefighters on fire behavior after flashover occurs.  Practice Burn, May 2006	Great Day for a Practice Burn Crews prepare to perform a roof ventilation technique prior to a practice burn.  Practice Burn, May 2006.
Wet Stuff on the Red Stuff! Firefighters keep the fire under control and practice what they know.  Practice Burn, May 2006.	The Gang’s All Here They’ve been working hard and it’s time for a break!  Practice Burn, May 2006.
Various Emergency Incidents
Water Drop: Department of Natural Resources drops water on a wild fire on Deer Mountain.  Lake Stevens Fire responded to this mutual aid and the fire was contained within a few days.  August 2006.	Car Fire: Paramedic Ron Rasmussen and firefighter Robert Marshall cut open a hood on a Chevy Blazer after the vehicle caught fire on Lundeen Parkway. The fire started in the engine compartment. Crews quickly extinguished the flames but not before fire destroyed the engine compartment area.  August 2006.	Airlift Northwest landing on SR204: Lake Stevens routinely calls Airlift Northwest to transport critical trauma patients to Harborview Medical Center.
Automobile Crash: Truck vs. car on Highway 204.  Due to the number of serious vehicle collisions, Highway 9 and the surrounding highways in the Lake Stevens area have become part of a traffic safety corridor.  The purpose of this project is to improve driver awareness and safety on these highways.	Automobile Crash: Two car head on fatality crash on Highway 204 near Frontier Village, Lake Stevens.	Bicycle Accident Lake Stevens Fire Paramedics tend to a 15 year old boy after a collision with a vehicle at the intersection of the 9700 block of 2nd Street SE. The bicyclist was not wearing a helmet and was traveling south on 97th Ave SE. He struck the front side of the vehicle traveling west on 2nd Street SE. The impact threw the boy from his bicycle and onto the windshield of the vehicle. Paramedics transported the bicyclist to an Everett area hospital for treatment. The driver of the vehicle was an 18 year old male from Lake Stevens and was not injured. February 2006.
Airplane Crash: Lake Stevens Fire and Snohomish County Sheriff’s office investigate the crash of a small Cesna aircraft.