Shoreline Fire Department
AKA: Shoreline Fire Department Regional Fire Authority; SHFD; Northshore Fire Department; King County Fire Protection District No. 16; The Kenmore Fire Department (former); Shoreline Fire
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Contact information
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Physical address
Shoreline Fire Department
17525 Aurora Ave N
Shoreline, WA 98133 (Map)
Phone: (206) 533-6500
Website: shorelinefire.com
Dial 911 for Emergencies!
Fire chief
Volunteer Opportunities
Shoreline 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
- Stations
- 7
Source: Shoreline Fire Department website
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Fire stations
- Station 51 · 7220 NE 181st St, Kenmore
- Station 57 · 17020 Brookside Blvd NE, Lake Forest Park
- Station 61 HQ Station · 17525 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline
- Station 62 · 1851 NW 195th St, Shoreline
- Station 63 · 1410 NE 180th St, Shoreline
- Station 64 · 719 N 185th St, Shoreline
- Station 65 · 145 NE 155th St, Shoreline
Fire equipment
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 18, 2026.