Whitman County fire depts & stations
Whitman County has 12 fire depts and 17 fire stations, listed below by city. To find the fire department responsible for a place (its jurisdiction), use this directory. To find the closest fire station, use the nearest fire station search.
Emergency alerts: Whitman County sends emergency alerts through Emergency Notification System (Everbridge). Sign up for Whitman County alerts. Source: whitmancounty.gov
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Colfax, WA fire departments
Endicott, WA fire departments
Garfield, WA fire departments
Johnson, WA fire departments
Malden, WA fire departments
Palouse, WA fire departments
Pullman, WA fire departments
Rosalia, WA fire departments
Saint John, WA fire departments
Tekoa, WA fire departments
Thornton, WA fire departments
- Whitman County Fire District #7 Station #72 Thornton station
Community services in Whitman County
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, checked October 25, 2026)
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, checked October 25, 2026)
- Defensible space: prepare your home (Washington DNR) – How to prepare your home and the space around it for wildfire. (Washington Department of Natural Resources, checked October 25, 2026)
- Wildfire Ready (Washington DNR) – DNR's wildfire readiness program for homeowners and neighborhoods. (Washington Department of Natural Resources, checked October 25, 2026)
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, checked October 25, 2026)
Links go to the fire department's, city's, county's or state's own pages. Fire departments' own programs are on their pages, under Community services. Know of a service we're missing? Let us know.