Keizer Fire District hosted the annual Candy Cane Drive-Through, giving families the chance to drive through the winter wonderland inside the KFD bay, and receive a greeting and signature holiday treat from Kris Kringle.
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Fire levies bring relief
Initial results for Tuesday’s election have both KFD and MCFD1 levies passing, increasing levy rates from $0.59 to $0.99 per $1,000 of assessed home value.
Vital fire levies on ballots
Local option levies for Keizer Fire District (KFD) and Marion County Fire District #1 (MCFD1) will be on November ballots as the two agencies look to sustain their current services amid increasing call numbers and record inflation.
PHOTOS: Keizer Fire’s Open House attracts 500
About 500 people attended Keizer Fire District’s fall open house at the fire hall on Chemawa Road NE, on Monday, Oct. 9.
A new Chief for the day
Keizer Fire swore in 11-year old Maddox Schmidt as Honorary Fire Chief on Sunday.
KFD responds to structure fire on Gary Street Friday
At approximately 4:49 p.m. on Friday, Keizer Fire District responded to a structure fire at a home on Gary Street.
PHOTOS: KFD’s Mother’s Day Pancake Breakfast returns
In all, 501 adults and 75 kids dined at KFD for Mother’s Day, but those numbers are about half of what came through the bay prior to the pandemic.
Interim no more, Russell sworn in as KFD Chief
Ryan Russell was sworn in as the new Keizer Fire District Fire Chief on Friday after seven months as the interim chief.
Neighborhood Associations host special election forum
The Keizer Neighborhood Associations held a combined forum on Friday, hosting candidates up for director roles in the coming special election.
Candidates for Keizer Fire District Board, Chemeketa Community College and Salem-Keizer School Board took the opportunity to introduce themselves to those in attendance, and share their qualifications and plans.
KFD, MCFD1 awarded new trucks from state
Keizer Fire District and Marion County Fire District 1 will be receiving new engines as part of the State Fire Marshal’s $25 million Engine Program, the Fire Marshal announced on Tuesday.