Volunteers split up into their companies and simulate different fire scenarios. Throughout the weeks companies rotate assignments so they all get to run through the different jobs.

Volunteers split up into their companies and simulate different fire scenarios. Throughout the next couple of weeks, companies will rotate assignments so they all get to run through the different jobs.

Emergency medical services training, fire responders can never get "too much" training in EMS, as every call is different from the previous calls.

Simulation for the firefighters to have a hands-on opportunity to put out a car fire.

Firefighters played with the new ladder remote and practiced safe positioning of the ladder truck.

Volunteers took the weekend to attend the Traffic Incident Management Class in Nehalem. They learned the importance of proper light placement and the number of firefighters, officers, and tow operators that are hurt or killed while working on the roads.

Volunteers reviewed wildland operations and new equipment layout. 

Emergency medical services training, fire responders can never get "too much" training in EMS, as every call is different from the previous calls.

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

Personnel will practice extrication skills.

To be determined by weather. Volunteers hike a trail and simulate a rescue, sometimes curveballs are thrown at the volunteers to keep them on their feet.

Emergency medical services training, fire responders can never get "too much" training in EMS, as every call is different from the previous calls.

An exciting course designed by our training officer to test firefighters on their SCBA abilities at the Arch Cape station. This drill will also be done with the Hamlet Fire Department!

Firefighters will review knots used for rescue operations, safety precautions, and simulate a rescue.

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

Firefighters will review knots used for rescue operations, safety precautions, and simulate a rescue.

Sunday 0800 - 1200

Training at Lewis and Clark Station.

Sat 1600-2200

Training at Lewis and Clark Fire Station

Emergency medical services training, fire responders can never get "too much" training in EMS, as every call is different from the previous calls.

Astoria Fire Department is hosting the Randy Carpenter Memorial Firefighter Search, Survival and Rescue School. The only opportunity to receive your Advanced Breathing Apparatus Specialist certificate on the west coast. A three day intense course designed to prepare firefighters to thrive on the fire ground. The course focuses on the hands on development of basic and advanced skills related to…

Astoria Fire Department is hosting the Randy Carpenter Memorial Firefighter Search, Survival and Rescue School. The only opportunity to receive your Advanced Breathing Apparatus Specialist certificate on the west coast. A three day intense course designed to prepare firefighters to thrive on the fire ground. The course focuses on the hands on development of basic and advanced skills related to…

Astoria Fire Department is hosting the Randy Carpenter Memorial Firefighter Search, Survival and Rescue School. The only opportunity to receive your Advanced Breathing Apparatus Specialist certificate on the west coast. A three day intense course designed to prepare firefighters to thrive on the fire ground. The course focuses on the hands on development of basic and advanced skills related to…

Volunteers split up into their companies and simulate different fire scenarios. Throughout the weeks companies rotate assignments so they all get to run through the different jobs.

Volunteers split up into their companies and simulate different fire scenarios. Throughout the weeks companies rotate assignments so they all get to run through the different jobs.

Emergency medical services training, fire responders can never get "too much" training in EMS, as every call is different from the previous calls.

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

The firefighters that had been practicing their firefighter 1 and 2 skills tested out. Congradulations to all for passing your evaluations!

Volunteers split up into their companies and simulate different fire scenarios. Throughout the weeks companies rotate assignments so they all get to run through the different jobs.

Volunteers split up into their companies and simulate different fire scenarios. Throughout the weeks companies rotate assignments so they all get to run through the different jobs.

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

Several volunteers took this weekend course. After completion, they are able to teach other courses to future volunteers.

Several volunteers took this weekend course. After completion, they are able to teach other courses to future volunteers.

Volunteers worked on fire attack, backup, and pumper operations.

Volunteers have their SCBAs tested to insure proper function and review OHSA requirements.

New recruits practice their firefighter 1 skills and advanced firefighters work on their aerial operations for the ladder truck.

Annual Cannon Beach Rural Fire Protection District's, award ceremony to thank all the first responders for keeping Cannon Beach safe! 

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

Volunteers will review and practice their skills when handling chimney fires.

Emergency medical services training, fire responders can never get "too much" training in EMS, as every call is different from the previous calls.

A squence of various drills to help firefighters complete skills to progress from a recruit to firefighter 1 and from firefighter 1 to firefighter 2. 

A squence of various drills to help firefighters complete skills to progress from a recruit to firefighter 1 and from firefighter 1 to firefighter 2. 

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

A squence of various drills to help firefighters complete skills to progress from a recruit to firefighter 1 and from firefighter 1 to firefighter 2. 

With a generous donation from the John Harrington Trust, CBRFPD was able to purchase a new heart monitor. With the new monitor CBRFPD can provide more advanced medical services. Jon Erickson from Zoll along with Lt. White showed the volunteers the acapabilites of the new monitor.

Continuation of Hazardous Materials Operations, training for fire personnel to know how to analyze, plan, and execute an extraction or other emergency operation during a hazardous situation.

Continuation of Hazardous Materials Operations, training for fire personnel to know how to analyze, plan, and execute an extraction or other emergency operation during a hazardous situation.

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

Hazardous Materials Operations, training for fire personnel to know how to analyze, plan, and execute an extraction or other emergency operation during a hazardous situation.

Continuation of the in class portion of the FLAG course.

Class regarding the extinguishment of flammable liquids and gases.

Firefighters will practice and apply their medical skills when treating burn victims. This drill is lead by Susan Okley, from Hamlet fire. Community members are volunteering to be the victims, Cannon Beach firefighters will then treat them.

A "team bonding" event for the current and previous firefighters to relax, eat, and play some friendly competitons. This is an annual event the fire department holds every year to celebrete the end of summer, our busiest time of the year, and to say "see you soon" to volunteers who leave for school.

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

Volunteers and recruits were able to get some practice driving Engine 25 and Ladder 49. When they arrived at the Tolovanna public parking lot, they were able to practice pump operations.

Wildland training and refresher on tools and equipment located on our Type 6 Brush truck, 3277. 

Emergency medical services training, fire responders can never get "too much" training in EMS, as every call is different from the previous calls.

Refresher on rope equpiment and operations. Volunteers practiced important knots and went over an emergency rescue harness.

A practice simulation of a rescue call for one of the local trails.

Maintenance check of all fire vehicles, followed by a discussion of upcoming events and other items on the agenda.

A review of the MCI that took place on Dec. 30, 2012, on I-84 involving more than 35 patients. Drill in conjunction with Hamlet Fire Department and local volunteers as patients.

The main purpose of this meeting is for fire personnel to adequately apply their medical skills to motor vehicle accidents. The goal, to safely extricate a patient from a damaged vehicle, without causing further injuries.