Mountain View Fire and Rescue

Mountain View Fire and Rescue is a fire service provider based in Auburn, Washington. Serving a population of over 32,000 residents across 70 square miles, the organization has been in operation since 1953. The organization provides fire suppression, rescue, and medical aid services to the surrounding community. Mountain View Fire and Rescue responds to approximately 2,800 alarms annually, with the majority of calls being medical emergencies. The team works closely with neighboring fire departments through mutual aid agreements and benefits from advanced life support services provided by King County Medic One. Mountain View Fire and Rescue is governed by an elected Board of Commissioners who oversee a team led by Fire Chief Dawn Judkins and Deputy Fire Chief Dustin Trout. The team operates from six stations equipped with a range of vehicles to handle firefighting, rescue, and medical aid responsibilities. The organization welcomes community involvement and encourages residents to attend monthly board meetings to witness the dedication of the Mountain View Fire and Rescue team in action.