All of the City of Camas’ Parks and Recreation Special Events continue to be offered free of charge to our community due, in part, to the support of our sponsors. Businesses, organizations, and individuals donate their money or goods for a variety of reasons, including:
Camas Parks and Recreation offers a wide variety of programs for all ages from sports camps to wood crafts to yoga. If you have a particular skill and are interested in teaching a program, we want to hear from you! There are many meeting room and outdoor space options available to hold any type of class. Promotional Parks and Recreation Activity Guides are distributed quarterly along with individual class promotion through various blast emails and media outlets.
Why does the Fire Department conduct fire and life safety inspections?
Regular fire and life safety inspections are a critical part of fire prevention. Inspectors enforce the International Fire Code during these inspections, working to detect fire hazards and minimize the risk of life and property loss from fire. These inspections also help to promote safe practices by creating an awareness of fire and its potential for occurrence.
The Camas-Washougal's Fire Marshal's Office (FMO) has been consolidated to one location in downtown Camas, located at 605 NE 3rd Avenue. The FMO is staffed by Fire Marshal Ron Schumacher, Deputy Fire Marshal Randy Miller, and Deputy Fire Mashal Kevin Bergstrom who are certified International Fire Code Inspectors. The FMO is charged with the responsibility of fire code enforcement and fire investigation in the cities of Camas and Washougal.
