Lieutenant Hunter Eynon • Firefighter/EMT Jacob Posey

C Shift brings together local roots, a commitment to firefighter development, and experience in emergency medical care. Lieutenant Hunter Eynon and Firefighter/EMT Jacob Posey serve alongside Umatilla Fire’s volunteers and resident interns, preparing each day for the range of emergencies our community faces.

Their 48-hour shifts include emergency response, hands-on training, apparatus checks, and equipment maintenance. It is steady, practical work with a shared purpose: being ready when someone needs help.

 

 

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Hunter Eynon

Lieutenant | C Shift

Lieutenant Hunter Eynon was born and raised in Umatilla, making his service to the district a personal commitment to the community he calls home. After spending time living and working in Idaho, he brought his experience back to Umatilla. His fire service career began as a resident intern in 2015, and he joined Umatilla Fire approximately four years ago.

Hunter holds Fire Officer I and Instructor I certifications, along with the foundational qualifications supporting his work as a firefighter and company officer. Driven by a passion for the profession, he travels several times each year to attend training, strengthen his skills, and bring new knowledge back to his crew. He considers serving others an honor and approaches his responsibilities with that same dedication.

Outside the station, Hunter enjoys hunting and fishing year-round. He is happily married, and he and his wife have one child.

Jacob Posey

Firefighter/EMT | C Shift

Firefighter/EMT Jacob Posey grew up in Canby, Oregon. He attended Clark Community College for two years, where he played baseball, before completing his degree in Kinesiology at Oregon State University. His education and athletic background helped build an appreciation for physical readiness, teamwork, and disciplined preparation.

Jacob began his fire service career as an intern with Corvallis Fire Department, serving in that role for five years. Seeking additional experience in patient care and ambulance operations, he then spent a year with Falck in Salem. He joined Umatilla Rural Fire Protection District in spring 2025 and has since completed his probationary year, continuing to build his experience as a career Firefighter/EMT.

Away from work, Jacob enjoys playing and watching sports, working out, and spending time outdoors. Bass fishing and floating the John Day River are among his favorite ways to spend a day outside.