Clark County Fire District No. 5 (Washington)

== Area Served ==
Fire District 5 covered communities known today as Sifton, Orchards, Walnut Grove, Minnehaha, Fishers Landing, Vancouver Mall, Padden Parkway, Maple Tree, Road's End, Pleasant Highlands, Andresen/St John's, Sherwood, Sunnyside, Greater Brush Prairie, Heritage, Glenwood, and Proebstel areas. 
== Department Profile ==
Fire District 5 was established on June 18, 1954 with only one fire station and approximately 10 volunteer firemen. During the 1950s and 1960s, the District added personnel and fire equipment to their operations. In 1959, a new fire engine was purchased to the total price of $15,204. In 2021, a new fire engine costs in excess of $780,000.
Through various annexations by the City of Vancouver, in 1994 the district entered into a cooperative fire services agreement with Vancouver Fire Department (Washington) to provide Fire Suppression and Emergency Medical Services to Fire District 5 residents. The successful cooperative agreement helps the Fire District provide a higher level and quality of service than a standalone department. It continues today and we expect it to continue well into the future.
The Board of Commissioners recognized a need for medical and safety training in Southwest Washington. The Public Education division has provided trainings and certifications in a variety of areas.
== Locations ==
=== Training Center - 11606 NE 66th Street, Suite 103, Vancouver ===
==Retired Apparatus==
:1988 Pierce Arrow (SN##3927)
== External Links ==
* Clark County Fire District No. 5 
* Clark County Fire District No. 5 Facebook page
Category:Clark County, Washington
Category:Former operators of Pierce apparatus