Voice of Vashon is an independent Community Internet Radio station and Public Access Television station located on Vashon Island in Puget Sound, in the State of Washington. Radio content is intended primarily for its Island audience of 11,000 souls or so, but everyone everywhere is invited - even encouraged - to listen in on the Internet and see what Voice of Vashon, is putting down. Television content is currently limited to cable subscribers on Vashon and Maury Island. We're glad you're here!
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The third and hopefully final tower is now complete. On June 7, 2009 a crew of VoV volunteers dug a 35 foot hole around the pole Puget Sound Energy installed for us. We had the help of Chuck Hearst and Reed Fitzpatrick of Center Creek Tractor and Property Services and their great excavator. Joining in the hard labor were Jeff Hoyt, Rex Stratton, Rick Wallace and Dan Schueler.
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VoV Standing By Doubles Its Coverage Area |
If you happened to drive by last Wednesday, you saw Assistant Chief Bob Larsen of Vashon Island Fire & Rescue high atop the ladder truck, attaching the legs and antenna. Many thanks to Bob, Chief Hank Lipe and Assistant Chief Brett Kranjcevich for helping us finish the job.
Of course, many, many thanks to Heights Water for agreeing to the idea in the first place and to everyone at Heights for their patience and graciousness throughout. |
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Vashon Fire Department Recruitng Volunteers |
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Applications now being accepted for: Fire Support Volunteers Support Volunteers may drive and operate water tenders, fill air bottles, control traffic, and assist at emergency incidents as needed. Entrance process consists of an interview, medical exam, background check and driving record screening. For more information or application, please call Susan Wolf at 4632724. Applications deadline is March 13, 2009 Vashon Island Fire & Rescue
10020 SW Bank Rd
Vashon, WA 98070 Classes are Wednesday evenings and all day Saturdays’ in April, starting April 4th. CPR & First Aid class is March 31st and April 2nd. Click Here to download a copy of the VIFR recruiting flyer. |
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Ferry Line Cameras on VoV-TV |
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Have you ever wanted to know how long the North-end ferry line is when you’re headed to Seattle? Now you can turn on your TV and find out before leaving home. Voice of Vashon’s broadcast on Channel 21 is showing four different camera views of the ferry line during morning commuting hours and most afternoons. You must have Comcast Cable to pick up VoV-TV, however. The cameras show the ferry line both North and South at Bunker Trail, about a city block above the dock. There are two more cameras another quarter mile above the dock showing the street both North and South near 112th. The picture from each camera is refreshed every five minutes.
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