The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members – and IAFF members only – who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.
CCYC Water/Foam day is one of our favorite days of the summer every year! Thank you CCYC for inviting us out again this year! ... See MoreSee Less
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🚒💧 Hydration for Heroes! 💧🚒
A huge THANK YOU to Schnucks and their amazing customers for once again stepping up to support our community’s first responders! 🫡
As part of their annual Hydration for Heroes campaign, Schnucks donated a full pallet of water and sports drinks to Centralia Fire Department — all generously purchased by customers who drop off hydration items at the store to support local emergency personnel. 🛒❤️
These donations help keep our crews cool and hydrated during the hottest days of the year as we respond to calls and serve our community. We’re grateful for your continued support and generosity!
#HydrationForHeroes #CFDStrong #CommunitySupport #ThankYouSchnucks #StayCoolStaySafe #CentraliaFireDept 🔥💪 ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy 4th of July from your Local 618 firefighters! Stay safe everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
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EXERCISE EXERCISE EXERCISE
🚨 Hazmat Training Exercise Notification 🚨
The City of Centralia Fire Department, Centralia Fire Protection District, Sandoval Fire Protection District, and Lifestar Ambulance Service will be conducting a Hazardous Materials Training Exercise in the area.
📅 Date: 6/21/25
🕒 Time: 0800-1300
📍 Location: 100 W. Johnson (Old Little Fuse Building)
Please note: This is only a training exercise and there is no danger to the public. You may notice emergency vehicles, personnel in hazmat suits, and other activity as part of the drill.
These exercises are critical for ensuring our teams are prepared to respond safely and effectively to hazardous materials incidents in our community.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support!
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🎉 Happy Birthday to Lt. Drake Tate! 🎉
Please help us wish a very happy birthday to Lt. Drake Tate! 🥳
Drake was hired in April of 2019 and quickly proved himself to be a dedicated and driven firefighter. He was promoted to Lieutenant in September of 2024 and now leads our Hazmat Tech program. Drake came to CFD with several years of firefighting experience with Jefferson FPD and has continued to run since coming to us.
He’s also our ace in the hole when it comes to fire prevention—one of his true passions. Whether he’s in the classroom, out in the community, or on the scene, Lt. Tate brings professionalism, positivity, and pride to the job every single day.
Enjoy your day, Lt. Tate—you’ve earned it! 🎂🔥👨🚒 #HappyBirthday #LtTate #CFDStrong #HazmatBoss #FirePreventionAce ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy birthday Tate!
Happy Birthday Buddy!
Thank you very much. I'm proud to be a part of this amazing department.
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🚒👏 Congratulations Firefighter Dylan Shahan! 👏🚒
Please join us in congratulating Firefighter Dylan Shahan on officially completing his probationary year with the Centralia Fire Department! Dylan came to us already certified as a Firefighter and EMT, hitting the ground running from day one. Over the past year, he hasn’t stopped there—continuing to pursue advanced certifications and further developing his skills to better serve our department and our community.
Your drive, professionalism, and commitment have not gone unnoticed. Welcome to the brotherhood—officially! 🔥🧯👨🚒
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Congratulations Dylan❤️
Congrats
Congrats Dylan!!! 🤘🏿
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Thank you GlassMasters for your hard work and support! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Birthday Rachel!
Today we celebrate Firefighter Neubauer's birthday. Rachel has been with CFD over a year now, finishing probation just a couple months ago. In her first year she accomplished going to fire academy for her Basic Operations firefighter certification, EMT certification, and Fire Instructor I to name just a few. Some might call her a true trailblazer or Barrack, whatever works.
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Y’all gotta quit celebrating birthdays on days I’m off or we’re all gonna start being awake at 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5am lol
Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday!
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If you've ever thought you have plenty of time to escape a fire, or keep telling yourself I'll buy a smoke detector next week. Give this a watch and hopefully you will get that smoke detector or call the Fire Department to put one up, or go over a plan with your family. Either way seconds matter!
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The fire broke out Sunday afternoon. The South Jordan Fire Department said the fire started at 6:30 p.m. at a residence near Mille Lacs Drive. The family was home at the time they reported the fire and escaped safely. Although it’s unclear how the fire started, the SJFD said wind might’ve played a factor in needing additional resources.” @thedirtydeuce In a fire emergency, every second counts! This video highlights just how quickly flames can engulf a home, emphasizing the importance of having an escape plan in place. When the smoke alarm sounds, it’s time to act fast. Don’t wait—get out and stay out! Check out our tips on how to create a fire escape plan, including designating meeting spots and practicing with your family. Your safety is the priority, and knowing what to do can make all the difference in a crisis. Let’s spread the word and empower others to be prepared! Tag your friends and family to ensure they’re ready in case of an emergency. Together, we can keep our communities safe! #FireSafety #EmergencyPreparedness #GetOutStayOut #FireAwareness #SafetyFirst #CommunitySafety #FirePrevention #FireEscapePlan
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Gonna go test mine now!