Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services

06/01/2026

05/27/2026

Yesterday, Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services Station #5 crews responded alongside North Tooele Fire District, Clean Harbors Fire Brigade, Wendover Fire Department, and Grantsville Fire Department for a structure fire in Tooele County.

The remote location and a stubborn, deep-seated roof fire presented significant logistical hurdles. However, the seamless teamwork and dedication from all responding agencies got the job done!

This response perfectly highlights the strength and vital benefits of our strong Automatic and Mutual Aid agreements.

Outstanding job by everyone involved.

05/25/2026

The boys of Hill AFB F&ES honored those who sacrificed it all by completing "The Murph" hero WOD.

1-Mile Run
100 Pull-Ups
200 Push-Ups
300 Air Squats
1-Mile Run

And survived long enough to get a picture to commemorate it. This years picture has them sporting official PT uniforms, sorry for those hoping for sc****ly clad firefighters, maybe next time.

Let's see your post Murph photographs in the comments!

05/25/2026

Another very busy week for Hill AFB Fire and Emergency Services.

Our crews responded to multiple structure fires, a brush fire, and a very unfortunate medical emergency.

We never take our Mutual and Automatic Aid partners for granted — there is strength in numbers, and we are grateful for the teamwork and support each response brings.
Weber Fire District

05/21/2026

Yesterday we celebrated Josh Johnson on his promotion to the rank of Captain. Captain Johnson came to us just a few years ago, and assimilated quickly.

His excitement for HazMat ☠️, crew mat work🥋 and above all positive attitude makes him a great addition to the captain core at Hill AFB F&ES.

Congratulations Captain Johnson, your work is just beginning. Lead, train, and develop those fortunate enough to be around you.

05/19/2026

Transitioning out of the military soon? 🇺🇸 Jumpstart your civilian career with the DoW SkillBridge program!

SkillBridge allows active-duty service members to spend up to their last 180 days of service in civilian internships, apprenticeships, or training programs. The best part? You keep your full active-duty military pay and benefits while building real-world civilian experience and industry connections. 💼✨

To participate, you must meet these baseline requirements:
✅ Service: Have completed at least 180 continuous days of active duty.
✅ Timeline: Be within your final 180 days of service prior to separation or retirement.
✅ Prerequisites: Have completed your Transition Assistance Program (TAP) requirements.
✅ Approval: Have authorization from your unit commander (first O-4/field-grade officer in your chain of command).

Ready to level up your transition? Reach out to your local education office advisor to learn more about the application process.

🔗 Find the link to the official SkillBridge website in the comments below! 👇

📧 Hill AFB F&ES SkillBridge POC: [email protected]

05/15/2026

Another outstanding day on the course for the 4th Annual Hill Fire Golf Tournament. It was great seeing our members, retirees, friends, and community partners come together for a day of golf, laughs, and camaraderie. Events like this are a reminder of how strong the Hill Fire family really is.

A huge thank you to all of our sponsors who helped make this event possible:

• London Belle / Marmalade Brunch – Frank
• ServPro – Tonia
• Siddons Martin – Josh
• Harmons Grocery
• Commissary – Scott
• Dick’s Sporting Goods
• Buffalo Wild Wings
• Uinta Golf
• Ogden’s Own Distillery / Five Wives Vodka

Special thanks to Golf Director Brian Hubber for helping put together another great tournament, and thank you to our 775 CES leadership team — Lt Col Cory McCart, First Sergeant Eric Tepedino, and Fire Chief Javie Blanco — for their continued support of Hill Fire and this event.

We appreciate everyone who came out and supported the department. Already looking forward to next year’s tournament! ⛳️🚒🇺🇸🏌️‍♂️🔥

05/14/2026

Today we said goodbye to MSgt Stewart as he completed his final shift with Hill Air Force Base Fire & Emergency Services.

Since arriving in 2022, MSgt Stewart has made a lasting impact on our department through his leadership, professionalism, and dedication to improving the mission. During his time here, he earned promotion to Master Sergeant, helped expand the Wildland Program, and played a major role in advancing F-35 egress operations and training.

His efforts and innovations have helped strengthen our department and better prepare our firefighters for the challenges ahead. More importantly, he leaves behind strong relationships and a positive influence on the crews he worked alongside every day.

Thank you for everything you have done for Hill FES. We can’t wait to see the impact you will continue to make at your next base. You will always be part of the Hill fire family. 🚒🇺🇸

05/14/2026

Some of America's finest right here and "why we do what we do".

05/11/2026

Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services has stayed busy with both public outreach and emergency responses. We were excited to recently speak with West Field High School students about what it takes to become an Air Force firefighter. Huge thanks to Battalion Chief Martinez for coordinating the event.
This past weekend, our Geographically Separated Units (Fire Station #3 & 5 crews) responded to multiple incidents, including a brush fire and a vehicle fire.
Stay safe out there.