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IAFF Local 106
PO Box 1024
Bellingham, WA 98227
Could one tenth of a mile cost you 75% more on insurance? It happened to Semiahmoo resident and former insurance agent Delia Albertstein. Her premium jumped 75% in a year with no claims, because mapping software placed her home just past the five-mile mark from the nearest fire station, where insurance ratings spike. Fire District 21's rating has slipped from a 4 to a 6 as our community outgrew its funding. The proposed Levy Lid Lift would fund more first responders, new equipment, and a fourth station. ... See MoreSee Less
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When an emergency happens, Everson counts on Fire District 1 to respond without hesitation. Lieutenant Nikki Campbell explains how the Levy Lid Lift maintains the staffing, equipment, and training that keep our firefighters ready when you call. Protect the emergency services your community depends on. VOTE YES on the Fire District 1 Levy Lid Lift. ... See MoreSee Less
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Proud of our members' work on yesterday's house fire on Walnut Street. Crews arrived to find a working fire that had already spread from a detached garage to the main residence and a neighboring garage. Their aggressive attack stopped it from going any further, and searches confirmed all occupants were accounted for. This is what our firefighters train for. Great job by everyone on scene. ... See MoreSee Less
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❤️ A Huge Thank You to Latitude 49! ❤️
We are beyond grateful to the incredible community at Latitude 49 Resort in Birch Bay for once again opening their hearts to local firefighters.
Their Annual Baked Potato Dinner and Charity Auction set another record this year, raising an amazing $5,359.93 for the Whatcom County Firefighters Benevolent Fund!
Latitude 49, your generosity leaves us humbled and grateful. It's an honor to serve a community that gives so much back. Thank you. ... See MoreSee Less
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North Whatcom residents: your YES vote this August keeps Fire District 21 stations staffed and crews ready when you call 911. Ballots arrive in July and are due August 4. ... See MoreSee Less
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🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July! 🎆
From all of us at IAFF Local 106, we wish you and your family a fun, memorable, and safe Independence Day.
As you celebrate, please remember to leave fireworks to the professionals and always drive sober. A few smart choices can prevent tragedy and help ensure everyone makes it home safely.
Have a wonderful holiday, celebrate responsibly, and enjoy a safe night with family and friends. Happy Independence Day! ❤️🤍💙🚒 ... See MoreSee Less
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Everson, Nooksack, Deming, and the Nooksack Indian Tribe: Your firefighters need you this August.
We know budgets are tight. Yours and ours. But this measure comes down to one thing: a fully staffed crew, ready to respond the moment you, your family, or your neighbor calls for help.
Vote YES on the Fire District 1 Levy Lid Lift.
Ballots arrive in July and are due August 4. ... See MoreSee Less
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BATTLE OF THE BADGES!
Join North Whatcom Fire and Rescue & Whatcom County Sheriff's Department Saturday, July 25th for an unforgettable cookout! ... See MoreSee Less
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"There have been no major upgrades in 46 years. It's full of mold, mildew, and leaks."
Birch Bay resident Jennifer Plombon discusses the condition of Fire Station 63 and why investing in modern, safe facilities matters for the firefighters and emergency personnel who serve our community every day.
Built in 1980, Station 63 has seen decades of service. Aging infrastructure, limited covered storage, and deteriorating conditions create challenges for the first responders who live and work there while protecting the residents of Birch Bay and surrounding communities.
Please vote YES on the District 21 Levy Lid Lift. ... See MoreSee Less
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