“Training Today to Protect Tomorrow.”. 🧑🏼‍🚒 They’re your neighbors, your friends - ordinary people answering an extraordinary call. Meet James Allenbaugh, one of our newest members training to serve and protect our community. #SVFD #RecruitSpotlight #EveryDayHeroes

REMEMBERING THE FALLEN. Members of the Spokane Valley Fire Department and Honor Guard Team were proud to join firefighters from around the country in Coeur d’Alene at the celebration of life memorial for Kootenai County Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief Frank Harwood. #NeverForgotten

EVENT REMINDER:. SVFD Regular Commissioner's Meeting - Monday 7/14/25 4pm. Submit public comment by 2:30pm: Meeting Agenda: WATCH HERE: #SVFD #SVFDYourFireDepartment #CommunitySupportedVoterApproved

🚩A Red Flag Warning will be in place Monday afternoon through the evening, due to gusty winds and elevated critical fire weather conditions. Please be extra cautious while outdoors, follow current burn restrictions and immediately report any signs of fire. #SVFD

RT @WSDOT_East: UPDATE: the right lane of EB I-90 is blocked at both locations, Sullivan and Altamont. Ramps are also impacted.

RT @WSDOT_East: Heads up to travelers that we have two fires along I-90 at Sullivan in Spokane Valley and near Altamont in Spokane. Expect….

FIRE ALERT: SVFD crews are currently responding to a brush fire along eastbound Interstate 90 near the Sullivan exit. Expect delays if you’re in the area and please move over for emergency vehicles. #SVFD #SVFDYourFireDepartment

“Training Today to Protect Tomorrow.”. 🧑🏼‍🚒 They’re your neighbors, your friends - ordinary people answering an extraordinary call. Meet Mitchell Maas, one of our newest members training to serve and protect our community. #SVFD #RecruitSpotlight #EveryDayHeroes

HONORING HEROES.Photos from Friday’s procession through Coeur d’Alene honoring Kootenai County Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief Frank Harwood, held ahead of his celebration of life memorial service. #NeverForgotten

Ladder trucks from the Spokane Valley Fire Department and @SpokaneFire have raised a large American Flag above the procession route in Coeur d’Alene to honor the life of Kootenai County Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief Frank Harwood. #NeverForgotten

REMEMBERING THE FALLEN . Photos from Thursday’s procession honoring Coeur d'Alene Battalion Chief John Morrison ahead of his Celebration of Life service. #NeverForgotten

“Training Today to Protect Tomorrow.”. 🧑🏼‍🚒 They’re your neighbors, your friends - ordinary people answering an extraordinary call. Meet Andrew Schaffner, one of our newest members training to serve and protect our community. #SVFD #RecruitSpotlight #EveryDayHeroes

Firefighters from across the country are here in North Idaho to pay their respects to Coeur d'Alene Fire Department Battalion Chief John Morrison. #NeverForgotten

Today, the Spokane Valley Fire Department is honored to support our fire service family in North Idaho as they remember Coeur d'Alene Fire Department Battalion Chief John Morrison. #NeverForgotten

Spokane Valley Fire Department is responding to a brush fire in the 9000 block of East 4th avenue. Reminder: Fuels in the area are dry due to recent high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds. please exercise caution!

When Spokane Valley Fire learned that Lane Lemery was turning 3 years old and his favorite things in the entire world are fire engines and firefighters, we wanted to make sure he had gear (SVFD helmets, badges and water bottles) for the best party ever! . Happy Birthday Lane!

RT @WSDOT_East: Heads up to travelers there is a collision blocking the left lane of eastbound I-90 at the Sullivan interchange in Spokane….

Today, the crew from fSVFD Station 9 is in Post Falls. They are responding to calls for the crew at Kootenai County Fire & Rescue Station 1, allowing them time to prepare for the memorials this week remembering Battalion Chief John Morrison and Battalion Chief Frank Harwood.

Crews were able to quickly extinguish the fire thanks to citizens taking immediate action when they saw smoke and flames and calling 911. When conditions are hot and dry, the quicker we know of a potential fire the quicker we can be there to control it.