Fire Division Welcome
The Fire Division provides fire fighting, emergency medical, rescue, and hazardous materials response for the community. There are also a variety of non-emergency programs available to assist the public with fire prevention, smoke detectors, blood pressure screening, carbon monoxide, fire inspections, station and truck tours, and public speaking requests.
Each year, Fire Division personnel undergo training exercises to ensure the best service to residents. This includes mandatory continuing education to maintain firefighting, EMT, paramedic, and inspection certifications, use of donated structures for live fire and rescue training, and participation in three annual field exercises as part of the regional hazardous materials team.
What's on
the Week of September 5-11?- Fire Chief Young will be attending the City Council conference session, a meeting with the city manager and police chief, an IAFF negotiations meeting, a meeting of the NAS-T fire chiefs, a meeting regarding UAFD awards, a bid-opening for the demolition of old Station 72, the monthly city manager's meeting, an Economic Development meeting, and a meeting with a firefighter candidate.
- Fire Prevention personnel are performing fire suppression system hydrostatic testing at the Wellington School addition, and hosting a meeting of the Northwest Area Strike Team fire investigation committee.
- All three Emergency Operations shifts are doing fire training at a vacant building on Zollinger Road.
- Multiple paramedic and EMT students are riding on Medic 72.
- Fire Administration staff is preparing for a September 11 internal UAFD memorial and recognition ceremony.
- Emergency Operations, EMS, and Fire Prevention personnel worked first-aid and safety booths at the city's annual Labor Day Arts festival.
- IAFF Local 1521 will hold its monthly meeting.
- Multiple UAFD personnel will attend the monthly NAS-T coordinators meeting.