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MEET SVFD NEW FIREFIGHTER, BEN REECE
SVFD has hired 14 new Firefighters to the SVFD Team. Recruit training began Tuesday, September 3 at the Fire Training Center and will run for 15 weeks. Ben Reece is one of our new recruits that aren’t so new anymore! Training is nearing completion! Currently we are in week 12! […]
SPOKANE VALLEY FIRE CARES ABOUT EDUCATION
Alexis Skjelbred’s childhood hero was nurse Dixie McCall on the TV show “Emergency.” She admired Dixie’s care of patients and her problem-solving skills. Alexis wanted to be a nurse like Dixie and make a difference in the world. However, Alexis had struggled in high school and was thought to have a learning disability. Because of […]
SVFD PIT CREW CPR PRACTICES SAVE MORE LIVES
Spokane Valley Fire is nationally known for their PIT Crew CPR practices that yield above average cardiac arrest survival rates. SFVD uses the Utstein Formula of Survival (witnessed by bystander and found in a shockable rhythm) to measure their Cardiac Arrest Survival Rates. The National Average for survival based on this standard is 33.3%. Washington […]
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Spotlight: Diana Chubenko
This hard-working young Spokane Valley woman recently achieved her dream of becoming a registered nurse, thanks in part to the SVFD Employees Scholarship Fund.
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