TEMPORARY PART TIME WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER

The Mosier Fire District is looking to bring on board certified NWCG certified Firefighters for the 2024 Wildland Season. No experience is needed as a Type 2 Firefighter. The district will provide the hands on training portion of the certification. The applicant must complete the online training. If interested, please read the additional requirements and information.

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Mosier Fire District Board Meeting

Mosier Fire District Board MeetingThursday, February 8th, 2024 at 6:00 PM Public comment is accepted but is limited to a total of three minutes of spoken commentor 500 words of written comment. Written comment for the board meeting should besubmitted by 2:00 pm to Joanne Rubin joanne.rubin@mosierfire.comThe Mosier Fire Board is now doing hybrid meetings held at both the Mosier SeniorCenter, 500 […]

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Have your loved ones check on this winter

Do you have family, friends, or loved ones that live alone, don’t have a reliable heating source, or belong to the a vulnerable category that is affected by excessive heat or cold? With below freezing low temperatures forecast to arrive towards the end of next week, the Mosier Fire District is offering to personally check on the ones you care deeply about […]

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Looking for New District Board Member

How many times have you seen something and said to yourself “I would have done it this way” or “that way”? Here is an opportunity to serve you community as a Volunteer Board Member for the Mosier Fire District. The Mosier Fire Board is looking to fill a vacancy following the resignation of Steve Fisher. Requirements: must attend district board meetings (monthly, […]

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Extreme Cold Weather Personal Checks

With colder weather right around the corner, the Mosier Fire District is offering to personally go and check on any resident of the fire district who may not have heat, be alone, have any other circumstances, or just to let them know that we care about them. The MFD will be offering this service anytime the weather is below 32 degrees F. […]

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Replace your Batteries

Many home fire deaths occur due to smoke alarms that aren’t working. After 10 years, a smoke alarm has worked continuously for more than 87,000 hours. Does your cell phone, computer or even coffee maker work that long? How old is your alarm? The Mosier Fire District reminds you that replacing your smoke alarms matters. Replace smoke alarms every ten years. Install […]

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