19,301
Total Calls
16,664
EMS Calls
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Fire Calls
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Responders
The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members – and IAFF members only – who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.
Today L3219 TBFD 59 crew joined about 70 others to "Lift Up DJ." Physical fitness is a part of our daily routine to ensure we are ready to respond to your emergency! Kudos to Brother Carlson for winning the bar hang. #fitforduty #firefightercancer ... See MoreSee Less
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💙 LIFT UP DJ 💙
Saturday, 11/29 at Remedy Athletics
In the fire service, we talk a lot about strength — strength of body, strength of mind, and strength of heart. Few people embody all three the way our brother DJ does.
DJ has been a constant source of positivity in both the firefighting and fitness communities. He’s the kind of man who leads quietly but powerfully, lifting others up with encouragement, faith, and a steady example of what it means to live a life of purpose. A devoted husband, father, friend, and believer, DJ has inspired more people than he’ll ever know.
Now, as he faces his toughest battle yet — multiple myeloma — it’s our turn to show him what community truly looks like.
On Saturday, November 29th, Remedy Athletics will be hosting “Lift Up DJ,” a fundraising evening dedicated to supporting him and his family. Whether you join to lift, cheer, donate, or simply stand shoulder-to-shoulder in solidarity, your presence matters.
Firefighters don’t fight alone. Families don’t stand alone. And DJ will not walk this road alone.
Let’s lift him up the way he has lifted so many of us.
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Local 3219 Firefighters on Ladder 62 spent the day at Grocery Outlet helping collect coats and toys for the Marysville Food Bank — and our community showed up in a big way! ❤️🚒
Thank you to everyone who stopped by, donated, and helped us support local families this holiday season. Your generosity makes all the difference! 🎁🥫 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for your service Veterans 🇺🇸🫡Marysville Fire District honors the veterans who serve within our organization, throughout our community, and across the nation. Your dedication, courage, and sacrifice strengthen us all. Thank you for your service. ... See MoreSee Less
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🎉 Today we honor history & heroes. 🎉
On this day—November 10, 2025—we celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States Marine Corps (USMC), founded November 10, 1775. 
We also pay special tribute to the dedicated firefighters of the Marysville Fire District who have served our community with selfless courage.
🙏 A heartfelt thank-you to:
• Capt. Matt Campbell
• Capt. Elliott Lauritzen
• FF/DO Jack Reeves
Your commitment reflects the values of honor, courage, and commitment upheld by the Marines—and mirrored in every call you answer.
Semper Fi, and thank you for standing ready for us all.
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It's National First Responders Day! We are proud to honor our community’s responders- our team at Marysville Fire District, Marysville WA Police, City of Marysville WA - government Public Works, Snohomish County Sheriff's Office, Snohomish County 911, and all other emergency personnel who stand ready to answer the call, day or night.
We’re proud to serve alongside so many dedicated partners who put service above self. Their courage, skill, and compassion make Marysville a safer and stronger place to live. Please take a moment today to thank a first responder and their families who support them behind the scenes.
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Today was an extra special day for E62! ❤️🚒
Captain Campbell and the crew stopped by a local preschool — where the teacher just happens to be his wife! Firefighter Cruz’s daughter is in the class, and her best friend is Leonard’s daughter… also a firefighter kid! It was her special day, so she asked her hero — her dad — to bring his friends and show her classmates what he does while he’s at work!
There were big smiles all around as the kids got to climb through the engine, try on gear, and learn a little about how firefighters help keep our community safe.
Moments like these remind us — the fire family runs deep. 👨🚒👩🚒🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
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This morning, crews from E61, E66, A61, and A66A hit the training ground in several local apartment complexes—running hose deployment drills to prepare for real-world challenges.
Practicing in these occupancies helps our firefighters identify obstacles and fine-tune strategies for quickly getting attack lines into place in the event of a fire. Training like this ensures that when seconds count, we’re ready to protect our community and the people who call these buildings home.
If you see us out in the community, don’t hesitate to say hi 👋
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🚑✨ Tradition meets progress! Today, Station 62 firefighters carried on the time-honored “push in” ceremony to welcome our brand new Aid Car A62 into service.
With over 15,000 patient transports annually (2023 Annual Report), our aid cars stay busy—and that’s why new units are essential to keeping our community safe.
Every call, every day, we’re here to serve you in your time of need. ❤️👩🚒👨🚒
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