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RECRUITMENT
2020
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Pierce County Fire District #16, often
referred to as the Key Peninsula Fire
Department, was incorporated in 1952.
The District’s service area lies to the west
of Gig Harbor and is made up of 65
square miles.
The Key Peninsula is approximately
sixteen (16) miles long, and at its
narrowest point is just two (2) miles
wide. There are more than seventy (70)
miles of shoreline that is included in the
District’s service area. The service area
has a very rich maritime history and
influence. Recreational opportunities
abound.
The District’s service area is a mix of
rural, rural neighborhood centers, rural
community centers, state parks, local
parks, and agriculture. The distribution
of the population within the District’s
service area is a considerable challenge
when it comes to providing emergency
services.
The District has six (6) fire stations
located in Wauna, Wright Bliss, Key
Center, Home, Longbranch, and
Herron Island. The stations located
in Wauna, Home and Longbranch
(starting July 1st, 2020) have 24 hour
a day staffing. These crews cross staff
a wide range of apparatus, including
ALS transport units. The Key Center
station has administrative staffing
during the week and is supplemented
by a very dedicated group of Volunteer
Firefighters. The remaining two stations
are strictly staffed with Volunteers.
The District provides a diverse
compliment of emergency services,
including fire response, EMS response,
water rescue and more. Call volume
for 2019 topped 2400 incidents, with
many requiring the full strength of the
organization.
The District has recently passed
legislation that will allow its services to
expand into providing direct healthcare
services through a recognized health
clinic. Numerous opportunities exist in
this new space for incumbent, and new
employees of the District.
Finally, the District is in a growth phase
and anticipates a continued rise in its
on duty staffing, currently at nine per
shift, and expects many advancement
opportunities to continue to present
across the next several years.
ENTRY LEVEL
FIREFIGHTER EMT
REQUIREMENTS
• Must be a citizen of the United
States, or eligible to hold
employment in the United States.
• Must be able to read, write, and
speak the english language.
• Must be a high school graduate or
its equivalent.
• Possession of a valid Washington
State driver’s license or obtained
within 30 days of hire.
• Provide proof of motor vehicle
insurability.
• Possession of a valid Washingon
State EMT Certification for the
county of Pierce or obtained within
30 days of hire.
• Must have current Candidate
Physical Abilities Test (CPAT) Card
at time of appointment.
• Have no disqualifying criminal
histories within the last 7 years.
• Within one year meet the continued
employment requirements listed in
the job description.
ENTRY LEVEL
FIREFIGHTER EMT
COMPENSATION
All wage and benefits for this position
are governed under the current
Collective Bargaining Agreement
between the District and Local 3152.
Candidates are encouraged to reach out
to Local 3152 Leadership to have their
questions answered pertaining to the
Collective Bargaining Agreement.
SCHEDULE:
48/96 with Kelly Days
WAGE:
$5,132.77 to $7,332.53 per month
INCENTIVES:
Education & Longevity
LEAVE:
Annual, Holiday, Sick, FMLA,
Emergency, Bereavement, Military &
Court
BENEFITS:
Paid Medical, Paid Dental, MERP,
Deferred Compensation & LEOFF
TRAINING:
Mix of internal and external training
opportunities, both regular and
advancement training.
ENTRY LEVEL
HIRING PROCESS
May 22 ......... Applications open- 8AM
June 12 .......... Applications close- 5PM
June 15 .......... Candidates notice of status
June 22 .......... FPSI online test
June 24-26 .... Oral interviews
July 6-10 ....... Skills assessments
July 17 ........... Candidates notice of status
*Chief’s Interview & Start Date TBD
Candidates can secure an application,
which must be completed by pen,
at the District’s website, or from the
front counter at the Key Center Fire
Station- Station 46. Applications, a nonrefundable
$50 test fee (made out to
PCFD16), and supplemental information
must be returned to the address listed
below no later than 5PM on June 12,
2020.
Website address
www.keypeninsulafire.org
Key Center Fire Station - Station 46
8911 Key Peninsula Hwy NW
Lakebay, WA 98349
Questions about the process can be
directed to Chief Morrow at
253-884-2222 or via email at
dmorrow@keypeninsulafire.org.
Questions about items related to Local
3152 can be directed to the Local 3152
President, Jason Learned at
president@iaff3152.org
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