Seward Fire Department

The Seward Volunteer Fire Department, established in 1906, serves the Seward, Alaska community with dedicated volunteers committed to fire safety and emergency response. They offer opportunities for individuals to join as firefighters or support in auxiliary roles, regardless of prior experience. The department also runs various community programs, including the Angel Tree Program and the Oscar Watsjold Scholarship, aimed at enhancing public safety and welfare. Through training and engagement, the Seward Volunteer Fire Department fosters a spirit of volunteerism and community involvement. Generated from the website

The Seward Police Department began opertaions in June of 1912. The department operates the Seward Community Jail and dispatches for the Seward Volunteer Ambulance Corp. It also operates three fire departments, including Seward Fire, Bear Creek Volunteer Fire and Moose Pass Fire Departments; the Alaska State Troopers, the Coast Guard, U.S. Forest and National Park Service, the Alaska Railroad and Seward city departments. The Seward Police Department is a member of the Kenai Peninsula Crimestoppers.

Lowell Point Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department is a community-based organization in Seward, AK, dedicated to providing emergency response services to the local area. With a focus on fire prevention, safety education, and swift emergency assistance, the department plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of residents and visitors in the region. Generated from their business information