Lacey Fire District 3 | Lacey, Washington

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Thank you for taking the opportunity to visit our website. We hope you will find the information here to be both informative and helpful. Lacey Fire District Three is proud of our history of providing quality fire and emergency services coupled with active community outreach and education to our citizens since 1948 . . . read more >>

- Chief Steve Brooks

Strategic Plan 2023-2027

Learn more about Lacey Fire District 3’s plan and vision for 2023 and beyond by viewing our LFD3 Strategic Plan 2023-2027.

Notice of Board of Fire Commissioners Meetings

The Board of Fire Commissioner hold meetings on the 1st and 3rd Thursday each month at 5:30 p.m. Meetings may be attended via Zoom, using this link: https://zoom.us/j/743870521 or by calling 253-215-8782. Use meeting ID: 743 870 521.

SeniorSafe@Home Program

Lacey Fire has launched a new Fire and Fall Prevention program designed to enhance safety for independently living seniors citizens. SeniorSafe@Home team members will conduct a safety assessment inside and outside of the participant’s home to identify and resolve potential fire and fall risks…before they happen.

If you would like to learn more, or are interested in participating in SeniorSafe@Home, contact us at info@laceyfire.com or 360-528-2330.

ShakeAlert – Early Earthquake Warning System

ShakeAlert® Early Earthquake Warning system is coming to Washington and is set to launch on May 4th! The system is operated by the US Geological Survey in cooperation with the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.

The system is capable of giving residents seconds of warning before earthquake shaking arrives, and will send an automated alert to cell phones and other emergency broadcast outlets. While it is not a tool to predict seismic events, it rapidly detects an earthquake that has already begun and can provide enough time to take protective action (drop, cover & hold on) before shaking occurs. Using seismic sensors scattered across the West Coast, the system can calculate estimate strength, location and time of arrival.

If you already have Wireless Emergency Alert messages (AMBER alerts) enabled on your mobile device you will also receive ShakeAlert notifications. To see if wireless emergency alerts on your iPhone or Android are turned on, check instructions by clicking here.

Engage in Lacey Community Connect

LFD3 has launched Community Connect, a platform for you to share information specific to your household before 9-1-1 is called. Learn how you can help us with pre-planning so we can better serve you during an emergency. Watch a Q13 Fox News feature on Lacey Community Connect by clicking here!

Are you a business owner? Just like any residential structure in our community, we strive to respond just as effectively to commercial structures. As a business owner/manager, you can also sign up and provide us with valuable information about your building!

Click here for more details and to sign up.

“Text to 911” Available in Thurston County

CALL IF YOU CAN – TEXT IF YOU CAN’T – TEXT TO 9-1-1 is not a replacement to a voice call to 9-1-1 in an emergency situation, but rather as an enhancement to reach 9-1-1 services in specific situations such as:

The caller is hearing/voice impaired
A medical emergency that renders the person incapable of speech
When speaking out loud would put the caller in danger, such as a home invasion, domestic violence situation or an active shooter scenario
Any other emergency that makes it impossible to speak out loud.

For more important information about this service, click here.