Pateros Fire Department reports continued training, mobile standby and fundraiser plans
August 10, 2026 | Pateros, Okanogan County, Washington
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Fire Chief Kerry Heene updated the council that training and maintenance at the station remain in progress. The department conducted mobile standby and public education during the 4th of July weekend, which Councilmember Chantel Poole said has coincided with a decrease in residential fireworks incidents in town.
Chief Heene also said the department will serve as grand marshal in the upcoming APJ parade and will hold a sloppy-joe fundraiser. No budget or staffing changes were proposed at the July 15 meeting; the report was provided in the council packet and discussed briefly during the City Reports section.
Chief Heene also said the department will serve as grand marshal in the upcoming APJ parade and will hold a sloppy-joe fundraiser. No budget or staffing changes were proposed at the July 15 meeting; the report was provided in the council packet and discussed briefly during the City Reports section.
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