Richland Fire and Emergency Services Station 73

Columbia Basin Dive Rescue is a not-for-profit, all-volunteer agency based in Richland, WA, providing water rescue and recovery services to law enforcement, fire, and emergency service agencies across a five-county area. With a service area covering over 4,000 square miles of water bodies, the agency's diverse team of volunteers, including scientists, firefighters, and military veterans, is dedicated to serving the community and surrounding regions. The agency's structure includes a board of directors comprising local fire rescue and law enforcement members, an operations director overseeing team activities, and a business manager handling formal business tasks. Members range from divers and dive trainees conducting recovery missions to surface support trainees ensuring dive operations run smoothly, all working together to fulfill the agency's vital mission.Generated from the website

The Richland Fire and Emergency Services Department works to provide fire investigation and inspection, code enforcement, public education, and emergency medical and rescue services. It maintains a communication center that coordinates responses to fire and medical emergency and nonemergency calls. The department issues permits for ambulance services, fire alarm systems and burning. The Richland Fire and Emergency Services Department offers information regarding home safety, fire extinguishers and escape planning. It operates a training academy and provides several employment opportunities to citizens. The department issues the copies of fire incident reports and conducts tours of fire stations. The Richland Fire and Emergency Services Department is located in Richland, Wash.