https://www.facebook.com/370005795153357/posts/998804185606845 Camano Island Fire and Rescue District posted this to his Facebook page on January 8, 2025 6:18 pm. The new year is bringing big changes to Camano Fire. After 5 years leading the department, Chief Yengoyan is stepping down effective March 31. The Board of Commissioners voted to appoint...
Camano Island Fire & Rescue recently announced that after more than five years with the agency, Chief Levon Yengoyan is stepping down effective March 31, 2025.
CAMANO ISLAND FIRE & RESCUE DISTRICT: Camano Fire will send five more new hires to the Snohomish County Fire Training Academy this September – along with one department firefighter who will serve as an academy company officer.
Chief Yengoyan shared a brief update with the community about what’s next for the department in 2024.
Camano Island Fire & Rescue is currently operating with dwindling personnel, an unstaffed fire station and a whole lot of hope. The hope is to pass a fire levy lid lift on the upcoming Nov. 7 ballot, allowing Camano Fire to increase the amount of property taxes it collects.
The Camano Island Fire & Rescue District announced Fire Commissioner Kelly Yadon has resigned due to a move off the island.
The Camano Island Fire & Rescue District issued a statement on the need for their proposed levy lid lift, which will be on the November 2023 ballot.
Join Fire Chief Levon Yengoyan for coffee and conversation as part of Camano Fire’s Coffee with the Fire Chief program.
