WARRENTON
RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
225 S. MAIN STREET • WARRENTON, OREGON 97146 • 503-861-2494 •
MEET THE CHIEF
FIRE CHIEF TIM DEMERS
From Left - Back row: Capt Chris Penno, FF Derrick Rockey, FF John Sleutel, FF Alex Brown, Lt Richard Barber, Capt Willie Nyberg, FF
Darren Hicks, Lt Brian Alsbury, FF Travis Caulder, FF Nick Schaffer, Lt Derek Daugherty.
From Left - Back row: FF John Wahl, FF Paz Hakim, FF Scott Watson, FF Chris Peck, FF Lenard Hansen, FF Shayna Olson, FF Billie O’Bryant,
FF Mark Gardner, Chief Tim Demers
Not pictured: Capt John Shepherd, FF Robert Barber, FF James Blackburn, FF Seth Czehatowski, FF Glen Ely, FF Nolan Mathews,
FF Nick Tucker, FF Steven Zamora
I started my Fire Service Career
at Jefferson County Fire District #1
as a volunteer in 1980. I
progressed up through the ranks
to Assistant Fire Chief while
earning my Paramedic certifi-
cation. During this time I was
working in a Lumber Mill and
raising a family in Madras, Oregon. Concurrently I worked part time for
Warm Springs Fire & Safety as a Firefighter / Paramedic to gain experience.
After ten years with Jefferson County Fire, I took a career position with
Black Butte Fire as the Assistant Fire Chief. I worked there as a Chief Officer
Paramedic for almost 17 years before taking the Fire Chief’s job in Oakridge
Oregon. I was there for 6 ½ years before taking the Chief’s position in
Warrenton.
I am really enjoying the Fire Department and the Community of
Warrenton. We have a great group of very dedicated volunteers who
provide excellent Fire and Medical services to their community. They also
provide Christmas food baskets and toys to those in need during the
holidays.
WARRENTON RFPD APPARATUS
STATION 27A
STATION 27
2753 - Rescue
2741 - Aerial Ladder
2751 - Wildland type 6
2723 - Engine / wildland type 3
2725 - Engine / structural
2731 - Tender
2790 - Fire Boat
2765 - Command / utility
2761 - Utility / wildland type 6
2763 - Command / utility
Thank you Firefighters!
Hampton Lumber Mills is proud to be part of the Warrenton/Astoria
community. Our employees are our greatest resource and we want
them to go home safely at the end of each shift. With employees,
their families, and valuable sawmill and timberland assets residing in
Clatsop County, we are grateful for the security that the community’s
volunteer and full-time firefighters give us. Thank you!
WARRENTON DIVISION
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14 • HONORING OUR LOCAL FIREFIGHTERS 2018
2754 - Rescue / transport
2721 - Engine / structural
2726 - Engine / structura