The Board of Commissioners

Regular meetings are scheduled the
 second Tuesday
of each month
at 7:00 p.m.

Meetings are
held at the
Fire Station and open to the Public

Fire
District 27

Restrictive
Burn Areas
and Rule Changes

Effective
November 1,
 2012

Media Release
►Information

No Burn Area

► Map

District Overview
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WELCOME TO FIRE DISTRICT 27

 

 

 

 

Contact

Physical Address
4301 334th Place SE 

Fall City, WA  98024

Mailing Address
PO Box 609

Fall City, WA 98024

 

Phone: 425-222-5841
FAX: 425-222-4566

Email: king27@nwlink.com

Business Hours
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

 

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers are people like you! Are you looking to give to the community, learn emergency and firefighting skills, for more information on our ... Volunteer Firefighter Program

King County Fire District 27 is located in Fall City, Washington nestled in the Cascade foothills twenty four miles east of Seattle. The Fire District serves
a population of approximately 6,000 people in and surrounding the unincorporated rural town of Fall City. The Fire District service area is 23 square miles. The area offers many recreational activities from river rafting, hiking, horseback riding, golfing and much more. Two river systems, the Snoqualmie and the Raging cross through the District. Several lakes dot the landscape and the Snoqualmie Falls is a popular attraction that borders the Fire District. Fall City is comprised mostly of residential properties, agricultural farming and service business operations.

Service

The District is a combination department providing 24 hour service with ten Career Firefighter/EMT's,
seventeen Volunteer Firefighter/EMT's, the Fire Chief and Administrative Assistant. The District provides
a variety of services including fire suppression, emergency medical service (EMS), technical and water rescue and public safety education. The regionalized King County Medic System provides advanced life services to the District.

Assessed Value / Levy Rate

The District's 2012 assessed value is $770,654,934 against which taxes are levied for the year 2013 to support operations at $1.50 per $1,000 of assessed value.

The citizens of the District passed a capital improvement bond levy to add an additional 6,400 sq ft to the station, which was completed in May of 2004. The 2012 bond levy rate is $0.12731 per $1,000 of assessed value.

On December 27, 2012 the District refinanced the 2001 GO Bonds and achieved an annual reduction in the bond payments of approximately $22,363 per year for the next 9 years (for a total savings of $201,266).

Insurance Rating

The District carries a class 5 insurance rating as assigned by the Washington State Survey and Rating Bureau. The class 5 rating applies to buildings with standard hydrant distribution and water supply.

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