Airway Heights Fire Department
AKA: City of Airway Heights Fire Department; Airway Heights Fire
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Airway Heights, WA
Phone: (509) 244-3322
Website: cawh.org
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Fire department statistics
- Stations
- 2
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Fire stations
- Old Station · 1208 S Lundstrom St, Airway Heights
- Station 1 Airway Heights Station 1 · 1149 S Garfield Rd, Airway Heights
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.