About Us
GIVE...JOIN...GO...
Board of Fire Commissioners
Board of Fire Commissioners
Since 1988 the Coolin-Cavanaugh Bay Fire Protection Districts main goal is Fire Protection in Coolin and surrounding community. We are moving forward with much needed upgrades, maintenance, projects and training to meet the fire service standards set out for us in the National Fire Protection Association. And, we appreciate and need your support.
Board of Fire Commissioners
Board of Fire Commissioners
Board of Fire Commissioners
Coolin Fire District Commissioners meet Quarterly on the first Thursday of the month at 6:00 P.M. at the Coolin Cavanaugh Bay Fire Protection District Station 171 Cavanaugh Bay Rd,
Coolin ID 83821.
Next quarterly meeting is set for
May 4, 2023 at 6:00 P.M.
The Coolin-Cavanaugh Bay Fire Protection District Board of Commissioners hold their quarterly meetings;
February, May, August & November
Any person needing special accommodations to participate in the above meeting or anyone wishing to bring business before the Commissioners should contact the station at:
208.443.3118 - 4 days prior to the meeting.
VOLUNTEERS SERVING YOU...
Board of Fire Commissioners
VOLUNTEERS SERVING YOU...
On behalf of the volunteers of the Coolin-Cavanaugh Bay Fire Protection District (CCBFPD), I would like to say "Thank you" to the community for their continued support. CCBFPD enjoys a diverse and dedicated group of volunteers and it is my continued pleasure to serve them.
Please consider joining our team.
Thank you,
Peggy Smith, EFO
Fire Chief
Vice President Bonner County
Fire Chiefs Association
Secretary, North Idaho
Fire Chiefs Association
How You Can Help
Your tax-deductible financial contributions will go directly to purchasing fire fighting equipment such as: outfitting a firefighter, fire truck maintenance and repairs, truck tires, fuel, building upgrades, maintenance, repairs, training and much more. When estate planning, please consider a legacy gift to benefit the CCBFPD. By giving you are directly helping our community.
Thank you,
Peggy Smith,
Fire Chief
