Saturday 31 July

Public Education

Services which the Sandpoint Fire Department can provide its residents upon request include: station tours, fire safety presentations for youth groups, scouts, schools, civic organizations or local businesses, fire extinguisher training, Juvenile Fire Setter (children “playing” with fire) educ...

Professional Firefighters of Idaho Calendar

PFFI Mission The PFFI’s mission is to provide the finest education, the safest work environment, and the best possible working conditions to fulfill the needs of the men and women in this profession. The PFFI is active on local and national fronts with regard to issues that affect its members. ...

Union Overview

Local 2319: The Sandpoint Fire Fighters joined the International association of fire fighters (IAFF) union on March 15th 1974. The founding members of the union were Kenneth Lunde and Loren Kenworthy. Currently all nine career members are part of the union with Michael Gow as president. Union ...

Volunteer

Inspection Title Page

Business Self-Inspection Program Sandpoint Fire Department The Sandpoint Fire Department has implemented an annual self-inspection program to increase participation in our city-wide fire prevention efforts. We encourage low hazard business occupancies to be inspected by their owners/managers rat...

Sandpoint Fire Department

Fire on the Lake Softball Tournament

Pucci Concrete

Sandpoint Fire Dept. Volunteers and IAFF Local 2319

Presents

Fire on the Lake

Softball Tournament

copy of 2010 softball tourn

June 19-20, 2010

Co-ed Double Elimination Tournament at Travers Park, 2102 Pine St.

Entry Fee $200.00 per team (limited to the first 16 teams)

Players can sign up for a 10 out home run derby $10.00 per player

50% of the proceeds will go to the winner of the derby

Registration, team roster & entry fees: due by june 11

Registration forms available at Sandpoint Fire Department 1123 Lake st.

All checks must be payable to local 2319

For more information please contact Jeanette Ward (208)265-1485

Volunteer

“When a man becomes a fireman his greatest act of bravery has been accomplished. What he does after that is all in the line of work” Edward F. Croker

Want to be a volunteer firefighter/EMT? Whether you live in or out of the City of Sandpoint, you are eligible to volunteer. The Sandpoint Fire Department is constantly looking for individuals that are interested in making a difference in the community. There are no experience or training requirements for membership.

Volunteer firefighters need more than just a desire to help people. They need courage, dedication, and the willingness to learn new skills and face new challenges. Volunteer firefighters influence outcomes that directly affect people’s lives by responding at a moment’s notice, whether it’s day or night, to put fire out, respond to emergency medical calls, or to rescue that person in harm’s way.

Your experience as a volunteer can be very gratifying but requires ongoing training and participation on your part. Training includes initial recruit fire training with national certification (IFSAC Firefighter 1), Hazardous Materials training, Emergency Medical Technician training, and several Technical Rescue disciplines.

Click here for Volunteer Application Form and Background Check

Drop off your application at the fire department, located in City Hall. 1123 Lake Street.

Public Education

Services which the Sandpoint Fire Department can provide its residents upon request include: station tours, fire safety presentations for youth groups, scouts, schools, civic organizations or local businesses, fire extinguisher training, Juvenile Fire Setter (children “playing” with fire) education, child car seat inspection and assistance, fire drills in schools, businesses, or the home, and installation or assistance with smoke detectors.

A priority of Sandpoint Fire is the education of its residents in both injury and fire prevention. Through partnering with experienced firefighters, emergency medical technicians, we can assist you with any of your injury and fire prevention needs.