Lewis County Fire District 6
Rural Chehalis, WA & Neighboring Areas

Chief Paul Patterson at Safety City talking with some children about fire safety.

Lewis County Fire Protection District #6 was established in 1956.
The Commissioners borrowed $20,000 to buy an engine and equipment and to have a little money to run the District for the year. In 1956, the District served 2245 citizens. In 1958, a first aid program was established, followed by EMT training in 1974.  By 2008, the District had grown to 5 stations, approximately 8000 citizens and 144 Sq. miles.  The District is a combination department, consisting of a full time chief, full time secretary,  fire fighter EMT's,  firefighter Paramedics, and a combination of approximately 20 firefighters or firefighter EMT's . The District has mutual aid agreements county-wide to improve response time and safety.

NEED YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKED?

Stop by the main station at 2123 Jackson Hwy.  Staff are available to check your blood pressure and pulse.  They will provide you with a blood pressure card to keep track of your readings. Also this would be a great opportunity to pick up your free "File of Life" for that unexpected medical emergency.



Lewis County Fire District 6 currently has the following stations: 
   
    Station 61: 2123 Jackson Hwy                                 
    Station 62: Dieckman Road                                
    Station 63: Logan Hill
    Station 64: Newaukum Hill
   
Contact Lewis County Fire District 6
2123 Jackson Highway
Chehalis, WA 98532
(360) 748-6019
http://www.lcfd6.org/

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