UPDATED 9/10/20: This wildfire season will be especially challenging as we continue to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. There is concern about the health impacts of wildfire smoke overlapping with COVID-19 because both impact respiratory and immune systems. COVID-19 restrictions limit current public health recommendations to reduce exposure to wildfire smoke and will complicate our public health response. Please see these recommendations for wildfire smoke and COVID-19 during the 2020 wildfire season from the Washington State Department of Health.

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Contact Information:

Tukwila Fire Marshal
6300 Southcenter Blvd. Suite 209
Tukwila, WA 98188

Phone: 206 971-8719
Fax: 206 575-4439

Email the Fire Marshal

Community Safety Bulletins

Fire Prevention Week

Sparky School House

Make Safe Happen

2019 Fire Prevention Week “Not Every Hero Wears a Cape”

Multi-Language Safety Bulletins

HOME SAFETY TIPS

Cooking Safety

Visible Addresses

Escape Planning Safety Tips

Home Safety for People with Disabilities

Home Fire Protection

Smoke Alarms at Home

Open Flames and Fire Safety

Keep Your Home Safe

Home Fire Safety Checklist

FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Heating Safety

Home Sprinklers

Electrical Fire Safety

Smoke Alarms for People who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

COMMERCIAL OCCUPANCIES

Hotel & Motel Safety

Fire Alarms in Apartment Buildings

Apartment Fire Safety

SEASONAL AND OUTDOOR SAFETY

Fireworks are banned within the City of Tukwila

PSCAA: Burn Ban Status

Tukwila Outdoor Burning Requirements

YOUTH FIRESETTING INFORMATION

10 Facts About Youth Firesetting

FEMA Information About Youth Firesetting

Youth Firesetting Collaboration Between Teachers and Fire Service

Youth Firesetting – Information For Caregivers

Questions

For questions please contact our office at FireMarshal@TukwilaWA.gov

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