Page Fire Department

07/03/2026

At approximately 12:30 in the morning on July 3, there was a report of a structure fire. ‘B’ shift arrived on scene to find a fully involved mobile home on fire. There were no reports of people being trapped inside the home. Crews deployed multiple attack lines achieving quick knock down from outside of the structure. A second hose line was utilized for exposure protection, ensuring the fire didn’t spread to near by homes. Crews then made an interior fire attack containing the fire to one home. Crews then remained on scene for overhaul, ensuring the fire was fully extinguished. There were no injuries to firefighters or anyone in the home. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

06/30/2026

Great work for everyone involved! Great job Dillon!

06/04/2026

We are hosting a Shop with a Hero spaghetti dinner fundraiser on July 9th from 5pm-7pm at the Public Safety Facility in conjunction with Page Fire Department! All proceeds go to our annual Shop with a Hero event to support local children at Christmas. Mark your calendars and come grab a plate!🚓🚒🎅🏻🎄

05/16/2026

If you’re planning to burn weeds, grass, or untreated organic materials, a permit is required. Stop by the Page Fire Department at 808 Coppermine Road or apply online to get started. The Fire Department team can walk you through guidelines, answer questions, and help ensure your burn is done safely and legally.

Taking a few extra minutes now helps protect our community, our homes, and our surrounding landscape.

More information and burn permits are available at https://pagefiredepartment.org/forms-permits/

05/01/2026

Yesterday morning, ‘C’ shift was dispatched for a technical rescue where 2 individuals were stuck on the face of a rock wall and could not get down. Crews utilized a rope system and repelled down to them, securing them to a harness and assisting them down the rock wall. No injuries were reported.

04/20/2026

02/05/2026

Page Fire Department is saddened by the tragic helicopter crash that took the lives of two Arizona Department of Public Safety Officers last night. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families, colleagues, and all those impacted by this tragedy. Their dedication to serving and protecting our communities will never be forgotten.

12/01/2025

On 11-28-2025 at approximately 3 in the afternoon, ‘B’ shift was dispatched to a report of a possible attic fire with smoke coming out of the residence. On arrival, crew made entry, pulling an attack line inside the structure. A search was conducted ensuring there was no one inside the residence. Crews located the fire in the attic and extinguished the fire. They remained on scene searching for any hidden fires, performed overhaul ensuring the fire was extinguished. There were no injuries to firefighters or civilians.

11/10/2025