Eastside Fire & Rescue
Sean Gullikson is an experienced firefighter currently serving at Eastside Fire & Rescue since September 2012, where responsibilities include ensuring safety for a large school community, analyzing and managing incidents, and educating others on emergency management. Prior to this, Sean worked as a volunteer firefighter, gaining substantial experience in emergency response and medical assistance. Earlier career roles include laborer positions in municipal parks maintenance and construction, as well as serving as a lead finish carpenter and firefighter in training. Sean holds an A.A.S. in Fire Science/Fire-fighting, a certificate in Fire Service Technology, and a diploma in General Studies.
Eastside Fire & Rescue
Eastside Fire & Rescue (EF&R) is a partnership combination fire agency consisting of career and volunteer staff. Formed in 1999, the Agency functions under an Interlocal Agreement among King County Fire Protection Districts 10 and 38 and the cities of Carnation, Issaquah, North Bend and Sammamish. Each partner of the Interlocal Agreement is regulated by applicable Washington Administrative Codes (WACs) and the Revised Code of Washington (RCW). Formed under the Revised Code of Washington, the original Agreement was signed in 1999 and renewed in 2007. The Agency receives funding from the participating partners for the purposes of providing fire protection, rescue services and emergency medical services (EMS). The Agency's jurisdiction encompasses all areas within the city limits of Carnation, Issaquah, North Bend, Sammamish, and the two Fire Districts. The current response territory includes urban and suburban areas containing residential development, commercial and industrial development, and rural farmland. Eastside Fire & Rescue provides emergency services to an area of approximately 200 square miles with a population of approximately 125,000. Fire, EMS and special response services are provided from 15 fire stations. Administrative services and agency divisions reside at the Headquarters Station in downtown Issaquah.