Spokane Fire Department-Training, 3803 E Nora Ave, Spokane, WA 99201, US

Located in Spokane, Washington, City of Spokane Fire Department Station 16 serves the Audubon Downriver and Northwest Neighborhoods. With a primary apparatus, Engine 16, the station responds to various emergencies including structure fires and EMS calls. The dedicated members of Station 16 undergo rigorous training to obtain and maintain their Swift Water Rescue Technician certification, and they also provide automatic aid to nearby areas in an agreement with Spokane County Fire District 9. Station 16 has a rich history, opening its doors in 1926 as one of the two stations that year. Originally located at Milton and Northwest Boulevard, the station hosted an open house where the Spokane Fire Department Band performed for the community. Today, the station's Swift Water Rescue Team, comprised of crews from Station 16 and Station 2, utilizes a jet boat, Water 16, for water rescues on the Spokane River. The station's commitment to serving the community and its dedication to training and preparedness make it an essential part of Spokane's fire department.Generated from the website