• Home
  • ABOUT US
    • Fire Commissioner Meetings >
      • Meeting Minutes Archive
      • Meeting Notices Archive
    • Newsletter
    • Statistics >
      • 2017
      • 2016
    • Stations and Apparatus
    • Employment
    • Volunteer Program
    • Station Tours
    • Charitable Donations
    • Calendar
    • MRSC
  • FIRE MARSHAL
    • Hydrant Forms
    • Fire Watch Requirements
    • Home Daycare Checklist
    • Permit Application
    • Public Record Request
  • RESOURCES
    • CPR Classes
    • Burn Ban Status
    • Summer Safety Tips
    • Household Hazardous Waste
    • Storm Safety
    • Carbon Monoxide Safety
  • GALLERY
  • CONTACT

About us

Picture

Mission

King County Fire District #2 exists to provide service to the community by preventing and minimizing loss of life, pain and suffering, and property loss or damage.

Department Overview

Located 10 miles south of Seattle Washington, King County Fire Protection District #2 provides fire suppression, fire prevention, hazardous materials response, mutual aid response, and emergency medical services in cooperation with King County Medic One, the Valley Communications Center, and other related public services.

As public servants to the community, we are committed to excellence, and dedicated to the efficient delivery of these services.

The Department, consisting of 40 paid and roughly 12 volunteer personnel staffs two fire engines, one aerial ladder and one aid car to provide protection for the approximately 56,000 citizens who live within our boundaries. Advanced Life Support (ALS) is provided by King County Medic One. Private ambulance companies are utilized to transport non-ALS patients to local hospitals.

MASTHEAD PHOTO:
Burien firefighters in 1974, Pulitzer Prize-winning photo by Jerry Gay, The Seattle Times

Picture
CHIEF MARRS
CHIEF MARRS
Chief Mike Marrs started his career as a volunteer fire fighter in 1990. He was hired as a career fire fighter in August of 1992, was promoted to fire marshal in 1997, and became chief in January of 1999. Chief Marrs is also responsible for the fire administration and chief duties to Fire District 11, North Highline Fire.

PictureRay Pettigrew


Assistant Chief Fire Marshal Ray Pettigrew
Ray started as a volunteer in 1985, was hired in March 1987 and was promoted to Lieutenant in May 2002. He became Fire Inspector in April 2010 and has attended multiple fire code classes at the National Fire Academy.

KING COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT #2

Picture
900 SW 146th St.
PO Box 66029
Burien, WA 98166

 
PHONE: (206) 242-2040
FAX: (206) 433-6042
EMAIL: info@burienfire.org
OFFICE HOURS:
MON – FRI
9am – 5pm
eMPLOYEE wEBMAIL
eMPLOYEE sHAREPOINT
WEBSITE © KCFD #2, 2016. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
  • Home
  • ABOUT US
    • Fire Commissioner Meetings >
      • Meeting Minutes Archive
      • Meeting Notices Archive
    • Newsletter
    • Statistics >
      • 2017
      • 2016
    • Stations and Apparatus
    • Employment
    • Volunteer Program
    • Station Tours
    • Charitable Donations
    • Calendar
    • MRSC
  • FIRE MARSHAL
    • Hydrant Forms
    • Fire Watch Requirements
    • Home Daycare Checklist
    • Permit Application
    • Public Record Request
  • RESOURCES
    • CPR Classes
    • Burn Ban Status
    • Summer Safety Tips
    • Household Hazardous Waste
    • Storm Safety
    • Carbon Monoxide Safety
  • GALLERY
  • CONTACT