5300 NW Newberry Hill Rd - Silverdale, WA 98383
(360) -447-3550 - Fax (360) -447-3590
CKFR HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN 2010
Description of District
Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue (CKFR) is located in the central portion of the County, and is one of
the largest fire service providers in Kitsap County. Within its boundaries, CKFR provides Fire and
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) response to approximately 115 square miles of land and services
a population of approximately 72,000 citizens. In addition, CKFR also provides services to other
County jurisdictions through mutual aid agreements.
Value of Area Served:
$7,530,597,400
Facility/Equipment Analysis
Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue personnel respond from eleven (11) stations located throughout their
jurisdiction. Four of these are manned 24 hours per day by career personnel; volunteer personnel
respond from the other seven stations. In addition, Chief Officers respond from the Administration
building.
Facilities:
Administration
5300 NW Newberry Hill Rd.
Silverdale, WA 98383
Fire Station 41 (Career)
7600 Old Military Rd. NE
Bremerton, WA 98311
Fire Station 42 (Volunteer)
14061 Central Valley Rd. NW
Poulsbo, WA 98370
Fire Station 44 (Volunteer)
300 NW Tracy Street
Bremerton, WA 98311
Fire Station 45 (Career)
3725 Trenton Ave.
Bremerton, WA 98310
Fire Station 51 (Career)
10955 Silverdale Way NW
Silverdale, WA 98383
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Fire Station 52 (Volunteer)
15393 Olympic View Rd. NW
Silverdale, WA 98383
Fire Station 53 (Volunteer)
15543 Seabeck Hwy. NW
Seabeck, WA 98380
Fire Station 54 (Volunteer)
18237 NW Hintzville Rd.
Seabeck, WA 98380
Fire Station 55 (Volunteer)
314 Kingsway NW
Bremerton, WA 98312
Fire Station 56 (Career)
6470 Seabeck Hwy. NW
Bremerton, WA 98312
Fire Station 64 (Volunteer)
4065 Chico Way NW
Bremerton, WA 98312
Fire Station 65 (Volunteer)
9340 Holly Rd. NW
Bremerton, WA 98312
Total Building Assets:
Total Contents Value
$26, 114,500
$3,068,200
Equipment:
Total Apparatus & Contents:
(includes two boats & motors)
$9,913,693
Risk Analysis
Probability is defined as the likelihood that a particular event will occur within a given period of
time. The following charts denote the number and type of events that Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue
responded to over the past six (6) years, with an average of 19.5 calls per day.
All response units are kept in an available status during all other fire department activities: (Training,
Fire Prevention, Pre-Fire Survey, EMS Prevention, etc.). Units are typically staged in their primary
response area, with some flexibility taken for multi-company training.
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Frequency of Fires
Nature
Structure
Brush/Wildland
Vehicle
Trash
Misc.
Total
Per Day Rate
2004
94
57
56
22
8
237
.65
2005
98
29
38
27
4
196
.54
2006
104
69
48
26
8
255
.70
2007
91
58
43
14
6
212
.58
2008
108
60
35
26
6
235
.64
2009
92
57
35
28
7
219
.60
2008
1865
3465
5330
14.60
2009
1856
3448
5304
14.53
2008
142
.39
2009
151
.41
2008
255
.70
2009
265
.73
Frequency of EMS Calls
Nature
ALS
BLS
Total
Per Day Rate
2004
1705
5166
4871
13.55
2005
1811
3364
5175
14.18
2006
1829
3398
5227
14.32
2007
1794
3333
5127
14.05
Frequency of Hazmat Calls
Nature
Hazmat
Per Day Rate
2004
174
.48
2005
214
.59
2006
355
.97
2007
247
.68
Frequency of Service Calls
Nature
Service
Per Day Rate
2004
246
.67
2005
237
.65
2006
270
.74
2007
259
.71
Frequency of Other
Nature
Other
Per Day Rate
2004
1224
3.35
2005
1301
3.56
2006
1371
3.76
2007
1330
3.64
2008
1143
3.13
2009
1176
3.22
Five year Totals
Year
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
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Total Calls
6752
7123
7478
7175
7105
7115
Calls per Day
18.5
19.5
20.5
19.7
19.5
19.5
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Natural Hazard Event History:
Kitsap County Emergency / Disaster History
1962 - 2009
Date of Incident
12/11/2008
12/03/2007
12/16/2006
01/30/2006
12/05/2005
08/29/2005
10/20/03
01/02
09/11/2001
02/01 02/28/01
03/97
12/96
04/96
02/96
11/95
12/94
01/93
01/92
12/90
12/82
05/80
01/74
05/65
10/62
Type of Incident
Severe Winter Shelter
Severe Winter Storm
Severe Storm
Severe Storm
Severe Winter Storm
Hurricane
Flooding
Flooding
Terrorist Attack
Earthquake – Nisqually
Flooding
Severe Storm
Mudslide
Flooding
Severe Storm Wind/flooding
Flooding
Wind Storm
Severe Storm
Severe Storm
Severe Storm
Mt. St. Helens, volcano
Severe Storm
Earthquake
Severe Storm – Wind
Declaration Level
Local
Local, State
Local
Local
Local, State, Federal
Federal
Local, State, Federal
Local, State
Federal
Local, State, Federal
Local, State, Federal
Local, State, Federal
Local
Local, State, Federal
Local, State, Federal
Local
Local, State, Federal
No declaration
Local, State, Federal
Local, State, Federal
State, Federal
Local, State, Federal
Local, State, Federal
Local, State, Federal
CKFR Loss
$38,329.28
$37,494.00
Natural Hazard Vulnerability Analysis Rating:
The District is most vulnerable to the following natural hazards - ranked in order. The hazard
categories are from the State Mitigation Plan.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CAT II: Severe Storm/Weather
CAT I: Flood
CAT III: Land Shift
CAT IV: Earthquake
CAT VI: Tsunami
CAT X: Fire
CAT VII: Terrorism and Civil Disorder
CAT VIII: Multi-Hazard
CAT IX: Multi-Hazard Public Education Programs
CAT V: Drought
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Existing Applicable Natural Hazard Mitigation Policies, ordinances, and codes:
Participation in Kitsap County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan
Mitigation Strategy:
Goal: #1 - Eliminate or reduce the long-term risk to human life and property from identified hazards.
1.
CAT II: Severe Storm/Weather
Strategy: Identify trees and other objects within falling distance of critical facilities to
determine if they pose a hazard during a storm.
Lead Agencies: Puget Sound Energy (PSE)
Support Agencies: CKFR
Probability of Occurrence: High
Probability of Future Occurrence: High
Implementation Time: Currently in place, and ongoing.
Implementation Cost: None identified.
2.
CAT I: Flood
Strategy: Identify facilities, transportation routes, and drainage locations which may pose a
hazard during a storm or high tide situation.
Lead Agencies: Kitsap County Public Works, Kitsap County DEM
Support Agencies: CKFR
Probability of Occurrence: High
Probability of Future Occurrence: High
Implementation Time: Currently in place, and ongoing.
Implementation Cost: None identified.
3.
CAT III: Land Shift
Strategy: Identify facilities and transportation routes which are susceptible to land
movement events (non earthquake).
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3.
CAT III: Land Shift continued
Lead Agencies: Kitsap County Public Works, Kitsap County DEM
Support Agencies: CKFR
Probability of Occurrence: Moderate
Probability of Future Occurrence: Moderate
Implementation Time: Currently in place, and ongoing.
Implementation Cost: None identified.
4.
CAT IV: Earthquake
Strategy: Identify internal CKFR facilities that are susceptible to damage from
earthquake/land movement events.
Lead Agencies: CKFR
Support Agencies: Kitsap County DEM
Probability of Occurrence: High
Probability of Future Occurrence: High
Implementation Time: Short-term - one to 3 years; long-term - 5 to 10 years,
Implementation Cost: Unknown; funding to upgrade current CKFR facilities to withstand
seismic events is not currently budgeted. Hazard Mitigation Grant funding will be pursued to
initiate this program.
5.
CAT VI: Tsunami
Strategy: Identify CKFR facilities prone to the effects of high waves and/or seiches.
Lead Agencies: CKFR
Support Agencies: Kitsap County DEM
Probability of Occurrence: Moderate
Probability of Future Occurrence: Moderate
Implementation Time: Planning phase scheduled for 2010.
Implementation Cost: None identified.
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6.
CAT X: Fire
Strategy: Through aggressive education, training, and code enforcement activities, CKFR
seeks to prevent, reduce, or eliminate significant wildland/urban interface and forest fires.
Lead Agencies: CKFR
Support Agencies: Kitsap County Fire Marshal’s Office, Washington State Patrol - Fire
Protection Bureau, Washington State Fire Commissioners’ Assn.; Washington Fire Chiefs
Probability of Occurrence: Moderate
Probability of Future Occurrence: High
Implementation Time: Currently in place, and ongoing.
Implementation Cost: Minimal
7.
CAT VII: Terrorism and Civil Disorder
Strategy: CKFR will train for, and respond to, acts of terrorism and civil disorder to manage
fire, EMS, and hazardous materials events, as part of a multi-agency response.
Lead Agencies: Local, State, and Federal law enforcement.
Support Agencies: CKFR, Kitsap County DEM
Probability of Occurrence: Moderate
Probability of Future Occurrence: Moderate
Implementation Time: Ongoing
Implementation Cost: Moderate
8.
CAT VIII: Multi-Hazard
Strategy: CKFR will continue to partner with neighboring fire, law enforcement, emergency
management, military, and other special purpose agencies to provide ongoing training and
education in preparation for response to multi-hazards events.
Lead Agencies: CKFR, Kitsap County DEM
Support Agencies: Local and State Law Enforcement, Navy Region Northwest
Probability of Occurrence: High
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8.
CAT VIII - Multi-Hazard continued
Probability of Future Occurrence: High
Implementation Time: Ongoing
Implementation Cost: Moderate
9.
CAT IX: Multi-Hazard Public Education Programs
Strategy: CKFR will continue to provide education and training to our citizens relating to
home fire safety, injury and trauma prevention (including infant/child safety seats), wildlandurban interface intervention actions, and response to hazards that frequent our
region/community.
Lead Agencies: CKFR
Support Agencies: Kitsap County DEM
Probability of Occurrence: High
Probability of Future Occurrence: High
Implementation Time: Ongoing
Implementation Cost: Moderate
10.
CAT V: Drought
Strategy: CKFR will continue to prepare for and maintain an adequate water reserve through
the use of water tenders to mitigate hostile fire events in the District.
Lead Agencies: CKFR
Support Agencies: Water purveyors within CKFR’s boundaries.
Probability of Occurrence: Low
Probability of Future Occurrence: High
Implementation Time: Currently in place.
Implementation Cost: Moderate
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