Inter-Tribal Warriors Society

Mountain View Fire & Rescue, established on January 6, 1953, and originally known as King County Fire District 44, serves a population of over 32,000 across 70 square miles, including areas of the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe and the City of Black Diamond. With a mix of rural and residential properties, the district is supported by a dedicated team of approximately 35 career firefighters and 5 volunteers, ensuring timely and effective emergency responses. The district operates from six fire stations and is part of a mutual aid agreement with all fire departments in King County, enhancing collaborative emergency responses. The governance of Mountain View Fire & Rescue is overseen by an elected five-member Board of Commissioners, which encourages public participation in its monthly meetings. Generated from the website

The Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, a federally recognized tribe, comprises descendants of the Duwamish and Upper Puyallup Peoples, who have been stewards of the Central Puget Sound for thousands of years. As a sovereign nation, the Tribe not only invests in its community and upholds its rights but also plays a major role in the regional economy by serving as one of South King County's largest employers. Generated from the website