I fell down on Denney in Seattle on 12/2/23. I broke my kneecap. Luckily the Seattle Fire Truck out…read moreof station 25 was heading up Denney on the way to training. We flagged them down and they stopped and put a splint on my leg and called the medics which came and took me to the UW Hospital. I want to Thank them so much for helping me out! I don't know what we would have done without their help. Time was about 1:30-2:00pm.

I would like to thank out fire department of capitol/first hill.. I had a incident yesterday and if…read moreit wasn't for the great fire fighters and paramedics with. There quicksand great response time I would not be here today ... my hats off to this great bunch and want them to know they are awesome and great and the greatest fire department in the Seattle and Washington area Thank u ladyb and gentleman for ur great efforts an. Great job... keep doing what's ur doing cause in my eyes ur the greatest. Thank u again ....... sincerely David Hatton .

I came here to get my CPR and First Aid certificate for being a high school coach. Parking is…read moreplentiful and easy to access. The staff here are very friendly, knowledgeable and they have a great sense of humor. Even though this was a recertification, I always learn something new.

Every time I've had the pleasure of seeing these guys at Pine Lake #Starbucks or QFC interacting…read morewith #kids, they ALWAYS have smiles on their faces, especially when handing Fire Chief badges to both boys & girls...who, then, get the biggest smiles on their faces! #PayItForward You guys rock the #Kindness often missing in today's culture. Sure, people talk about 'paying it forward'... but demonstration speaks volumes to the next ~ and, current ~ generation. THANK YOU for all you do ;)

- Basic CPR class -…read more This is possibly the cheapest way to learn CPR with some practice on the mannequin. It was $10 per person, but they host small classes with a limit of 10 people, so it's harder to get in and you usually have to register ahead of time. This class is unlikely to be sufficient for work requirement and their certificate doesn't seem official, but it's a good way to learn CPR and abdominal thrusts. It takes about 1.5 hours and you will also learn how to operate an AED as well. There are plenty of parking and it's easy to find the building and the classroom with the map they sent you via email before class.

What's not to love about fire stations and fire fighters that are there to save us…read more Came here for open house recently: they had tours, fire demonstrations ( how to put out stove top fire), meet and greet and all that fun! I've always drove past/ walked past. But visiting here was super fun. And they love my Baci. What's not to love!! Thank you to all the amazing firefighters!

Thanks Belltown Fire Department for scraping me off the pavement, getting me to Harborview, and…read morekeeping my bike for me until I could pick it up.

Love this place and the classic restoration work at this amazing station. From exterior to interior…read moreevery part of the building has a story that one can appreciate. Fall leaves colors specially bring out a punch for this brick jewel in center of Ballard. Food menu, drinks options, ambiance, service and entire experience of visiting this brew pub station 18 has been simply amazingly. This 1911 built historic building is inviting, spacious and well maintained.

Randomly stopped by with a 1 and 3 yr old. The firemen were so kind and willing to show the kids…read morearound. Thankful to have them in our community!!

"The Seattle Fire Department: a national leader in responding to and preventing emergencies with a…read morecommitment to excellence and teamwork." Props to Seattle Fire Department (SFD). I unfortunately witnessed someone in dire need of medical care and resuscitation. When called they were first on the scene and worked very hard to help stabilize this person who needed help. It wasn't a pleasant scene, but it was great seeing in person these brave first responders in action. No Rescue me or Ladder 49 here. A real-life spring into action to help secure a scene, oust the fire and help the victim. When I saw SFD FF, I waved, and he gave a thumbs up as the truck headed back to the station. Stay safe out there and do your part to prevent wildfires or any kind of fire for that matter. Don't want to sound the PSA alarms but doing our part can make sure SFD can do their thing top notch. Thanks for your commitment SFD.

Today Jun 30 at 0630 Aid car 2 responded to 1st and Harrison on a OD. These two professionals did a…read moreoutstanding job. caring for this gentleman ventilating him till he became conscious. excellent job.