Mosier 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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We are very sad to report that Mike Renault has resigned as Chief of Mosier Fire to take a position with the Office of the State Fire Marshal. During his tenure as Chief, Mike transformed the department. He revamped apparatus (8 of the 10 apparatus have been replaced. Two type 1 engines, one type 3 engine, two water tenders, two type 6 […]
Read moreIf you’ve been to our website before, you probably notice that things look very different! Don’t worry, all the content from our old website is still available. That website has been moved to mosierfire.wordpress.com where it will remain available. If you have any trouble navigating the new site or you can’t find something, please fill out the contact form at the bottom […]
Read moreNow is the time of year when Mosier Fire reviews and finalizes our budget for the next budget year, which will run July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023. This is critically important work that is necessary to ensure we have the money to safely protect the Fire District into the future. It’s extra important this year because we’re contemplating raising taxes […]
Read moreMosier Fire is recruiting! If you want to meet a fantastic group of people and learn how to help your community, now is the time to reach out. Click the “Contact Us” tab and fill out the form, or just email or call us.
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