19,301
Total Calls
16,664
EMS Calls
1,416
Fire Calls
155
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.
This week, your Marysville firefighters are in #Olympia 🏛️ advocating with lawmakers on issues that impact firefighters across Washington State 👨🚒🔥
This year, we are working to expand presumptive coverage for firefighters who experience cardiac emergencies due to toxic smoke exposures on the job, as well as to reduce barriers to receiving medical care under current Labor & Industries standards.
This job can be dangerous and carries real health risks—but with strong support from our community 🤝 and our legislators, we are taking action to protect the health and well-being of our members 💪🚒
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This week, your Marysville firefighters are in #Olympia 🏛️ advocating with lawmakers on issues that impact firefighters across Washington State 👨🚒🔥
This year, we are working to expand presumptive coverage for firefighters who experience cardiac emergencies due to toxic smoke exposures on the job, as well as to reduce barriers to receiving medical care under current Labor & Industries standards.
This job can be dangerous and carries real health risks—but with strong support from our community 🤝 and our legislators, we are taking action to protect the health and well-being of our members 💪🚒
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January is Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month. Our crews face unique occupational hazards, and understanding these risks is crucial to protecting their health and careers. Marysville Fire District encourages all firefighters- career, volunteer, active, retired, with or without a diagnosis- to join the NIOSH National Firefighter Registry for Cancer. Participation helps strengthen research that supports prevention, safety practices, and long-term solutions. Learn more and register at nfr.cdc.gov/ ... See MoreSee Less
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On Monday morning, employees at the local Fred Meyer called for assistance after discovering a masked trespasser raiding the garden area. Snohomish County 911 dispatched our Community Service Officers, who arrived with support from several Patrol Officers. Together, they safely took the suspect -a raccoon- into custody.
During the frisk, officers discovered the little bandit had an injury. He was transported to Sarvey Wildlife Care Center for treatment and rehabilitation. ... See MoreSee Less
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Marysville showed up in a BIG way ❤️
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, $2,500 in cash and over 1,000 pounds of food were raised during the 2025 Food Drive! This amazing outpouring of support will directly benefit the Marysville Food Bank and help our neighbors who need it most.
A huge thank-you to the citizens of Marysville for caring for one another and proving, once again, how strong this community truly is. Events like this don’t happen without heart, and Marysville has plenty of it.
Thank you as well to Union Firefighter Keenan O’Brien, along with the L3219 members and their families, for hosting and supporting this food drive. Your time, effort, and dedication made this event possible.
And a continued thank-you to the Marysville Safeway location for always opening their doors and allowing us to raise food and funds for those in need year after year. Your partnership truly makes a difference in our community. 💙
This is what community looks like. 🙌
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Puppies survive suspected fentanyl overdose ... See MoreSee Less
Puppies survive suspected fentanyl overdose
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Proud union moment today 👊🔥
At today’s union meeting, we officially swore in our new President, Reece Williams—a long-standing IAFF member whose dedication to our union and our members continues to set the standard. Congratulations, President Williams!
We also welcomed five of our newest Marysville Fire District members into the IAFF and Local 3219, officially becoming union brothers. Please join us in congratulating:
• Brendan Onderbeke
• Terek Varland
• Deklund DeBell
• Maxwell Rediker
• Valente Nielson
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Today marks an exciting milestone for Marysville Fire District as we send three paramedic students off to their first day of medic school in Whatcom County with Bellingham Technical College 🚑📚
Hailey Gribble, Ryan Bergstrom, and Hayley Peterson are all experienced EMTs who are ready to take the next step in their careers and begin the challenging, rewarding journey to becoming paramedics. After a year of intense education and training, they’ll return with advanced skills to better serve our community.
This also marks the fourth consecutive year Marysville Fire District has sent students to the Bellingham Paramedic Program, continuing our commitment to investing in our people and the future of emergency medical services.
Congratulations on the start of your journey—we’re proud of you and excited to support you every step of the way! 👏🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
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Today marks an exciting milestone for Marysville Fire District as we send three paramedic students off to their first day of medic school in Whatcom County with Bellingham Technical College 🚑📚
Hailey Gribble, Ryan Bergstrom, and Hayley Peterson are all experienced EMTs who are ready to take the next step in their careers and begin the challenging, rewarding journey to becoming paramedics. After a year of intense education and training, they’ll return with advanced skills to better serve our community.
This also marks the fourth consecutive year Marysville Fire District has sent students to the Bellingham Paramedic Program, continuing our commitment to investing in our people and the future of emergency medical services.
Congratulations on the start of your journey—we’re proud of you and excited to support you every step of the way! 👏🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
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