City of Bothell Fire Department
AKA: Bothell Fire
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Contact information
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Physical address
City of Bothell Fire Department
10726 Beardslee Blvd
Bothell, WA 98011 (Map)
Phone: 425-806-6242
Website: bothellwa.gov
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Fire chief
Volunteer Opportunities
City of Bothell Fire Department is a fully career fire department: all of its firefighters are paid staff. Many other fire departments depend on volunteers.
Fire department statistics
- Department type
- Career
- Stations
- 3
Calls by type
Source: City of Bothell Fire Department website
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Fire stations
- Station 42 - Downtown · 10726 Beardslee Blvd, Bothell
- Station 44 - Queensborough Queensborough Firehouse · 330 228th St SW, Bothell
- Station 45 - Canyon Park · 1608 217th Pl SE, Bothell
Fire equipment
Engine 142
Engine 144
Engine 145
Brush 144Brush truck
Ladder 145Ladder truck
Aid 142Aid unit
Aid 144Aid unit
Aid 145Aid unit
Medic 142Ambulance
Battalion 142Command vehicle
Fire danger
Community services
Burning and campfires
- Burn restrictions (DNR) – Current fire danger and burn restrictions on land the Washington Department of Natural Resources protects, with a map. (Washington Department of Natural Resources)
Wildfire and emergencies
- 12 steps to defend your home from wildfire (Washington DNR) – DNR's twelve steps to protect your home from wildfire (PDF). (Washington Department of Natural Resources)
- Defensible space: prepare your home (Washington DNR) – How to prepare your home and the space around it for wildfire. (Washington Department of Natural Resources)
- Wildfire Ready (Washington DNR) – DNR's wildfire readiness program for homeowners and neighborhoods. (Washington Department of Natural Resources)
Classes, tours and community events
- CERT in Washington – The state's Community Emergency Response Team program, which trains volunteers in disaster response skills through local programs. (Washington State Military Department)
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Last verified October 25, 2026.