City of North Bend, Oregon

ABOUT NORTH BEND

Fire Chief Scott Graham has protected the safety of our city as a Volunteer Firefighter for over 24 years before serving as the Fire Chief since 1994.

Chief Graham is married to wife Jackie; they have two sons, Mike and Jim and one daughter, Cami. Chief Graham's grandfather, Jim Boynton was the first paid Fire Chief for the City of North Bend.

North Bend Fire & Rescue handles over 1,500 calls a year. The types of calls the department responds to are: rescue, fire suppression, wildland fires, ARFF, Marine (shipboard), and dive rescue. The department is involved with the local school's for fire prevention and the Miss Flame contest held each year for the North Bend High School.

Each year North Bend Fire & Rescue holds a pancake feed to support the volunteer firefighter program with over 800 citizens attending. The department also hosts an open house each year, which brought over 1,500 supportive citizens to the festivities this past year. North Bend Fire & Rescue participates in the community throughout the year with genuine appreciation from the community.

Chief Graham's personal goals for the department are to continue and improve service of excellence to the citizens of North Bend. Chief Graham feels that North Bend is a great place to live, with great citizens, and a great Fire Department.

You can reach Chief Scott Graham at 541-756-7757 or 541-756-8580

Office hours Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm. Closed on Holidays.

Fire services are operating 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.

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New Fire Engine

North Bend Fire and Rescue received a new pumper truck from KME Fire Apparatus. KME is the third largest manufacturer of fire apparatus in the United States. The engine was purchased through Oregon Fire and Police Equipment Company. This is an Oregon-based company from whom the City of North Bend purchased their last engine.

We traveled to Nesquehoning Pennsylvania to do the final inspection on the engine and drive it back North Bend. Seven days later, after 3000 miles, 18 fuel stops and 627 gallons of diesel we made it home.

Here are a few facts about the new engine: it has a 2000 gallon per minute pump, 750 gallon water tank, can seat 6 personnel, has a 450 horse power Cummins diesel engine, automatic ladder rack, and many new state-of-the-art electronic features.

We will be able to serve the citizens of North Bend for many years with this new addition. Our personnel will gladly give you a tour of the new engine and the whole department.

Thank you to all of the Council members, the Mayor, the Budget Committee, the Fire Committee, City Administrator Jan Willis, and the Citizens of North Bend for your support.

North Bend Fire and Rescue
Fire Chief
Scott Graham