Good Day Mosier Community Family, I wanted to let the community know that the Fire Chief’s normal established working hours are from 8:30 am until 5:00 pm Monday thru Friday. If you drive by the Fire District office at 208 Washington St and the “OPEN” sign is on the door, please come on in. If you need assistance after normal business hours […]
Read moreCongratulations to the department’s newest Captain, Maggie Goter. She will be serving in the role as the EMS Captain. Congratulations and I look forward to seeing more great things come from you.
Read moreAttached is a link to find out the current burn restrictions from the Oregon Department of Forestry. The Oregon State Fire Marshal’s Office follows the same timelines as the Department of Forestry. Mosier Fire District wants to make sure that all the citizens stay informed with the latest changes. https://gisapps.odf.oregon.gov/firerestrictions/PFR.html
Read moreAre you looking to help support YOUR Fire District but you don’t want to fight fire or perform medical procedures? We have an excellent opportunity for you. The district is currently seeking for people who would like to volunteer as an auxiliary member. This is a grassroots project that will hopefully evolve into a bigger support role for the District and the […]
Read moreTonight, the Mosier Fire District Budget Committee will be presented with the upcoming budget by the new Fire Chief, who was appointed as the Budget Officer by the district board. The residents are encouraged to attend (either in person or by zoom), to participate, listen, and see what this years’ proposed budget has entailed. The meeting will be held at the Mosier […]
Read moreMosier Fire is delighted to announce that we have hired a new Chief, Michael Carlson. His start date is Monday April 17. You can stop by and meet him at Mosier Fire, at Spring Fest on Saturday April 22, and read his self introduction below. But first, we have a request on how you can help Mosier Fire. Chief Michael Carlson is […]
Read moreMosier Fire is looking for a member of the budget committee. Budget committee members meet several times in the Spring to review the budget and make suggestions. If you are interested in serving on the budget committee please contact Board President Joanne Rubin at joanne.rubin@mosierfire.com with a statement of interest. We are also still looking for a board recorder to prepare minutes […]
Read moreThe Mosier Fire Board is looking to fill a vacancy following Phil Evans’ resignation. If you’re interested in attending monthly meetings and helping the Fire Board manage the business of the department, please reach out to us by filling out a contact form or emailing Joanne Rubin by September 15th. Thank you to Phil for 8 years of service on the Board, […]
Read moreYour opportunity to become a fire chief in a small rural agency. Control all aspects of the department including response, planning, administration, training, and budgeting. This is a full time paid position with great benefits in a beautiful area with wonderful people. The salary range has been updated to $60,000 – $80,000 depending on experience and to reflect the amount available in […]
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Mosier Fire District is thrilled to report that Tom Oswald has been appointed Interim Fire Chief. Tom is a very experienced fire officer who has been an active firefighter for more than sixteen years serving with various fire organizations in the Gorge. Tom began his career as a student firefighter at Westside fire, then after graduating high school, continued with Westside fire […]
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