Hualapai Fire and EMS

Hualapai Fire and EMS Provide Fire Suppression and Prevention, as well as Emergency Medical Services to the Hualapai Tribe.

🧠It's TBI month!🧠Did you know there are at least 64 million adults in the United States who report having sustained a tr...
03/19/2026

🧠It's TBI month!🧠

Did you know there are at least 64 million adults in the United States who report having sustained a traumatic brain injury in their lifetimes? A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is more than just a bump on the head. It is an injury that affects how the brain works and can lead to short- or long-term health problems.

TBIs can occur when a person experiences a bump, blow, or jolt to the head, or from a penetrating injury to the head, such as a gunshot wound. These injuries vary in severity. Some are mild, like a concussion, while others are moderate or severe and may require hospitalization, rehabilitation, and long-term support.

Raising awareness about TBIs and taking steps to prevent injuries can help protect individuals and communities from the serious impacts of brain injury.

We are proud to add another skilled member to help protect the Hualapai People. Please join us in welcoming our newest F...
02/16/2026

We are proud to add another skilled member to help protect the Hualapai People. Please join us in welcoming our newest Firefighter/EMT to Hualapai Fire and EMS.

Madelyn Dyson

Age: 19

Hometown: Kemmerer, WY

Family: Madelyn has both of her parents and a stepmother. She also has a sister.

Years in the Fire Service: 1.5 years in fire and 1 year in EMS

Proudest Professional Achievement: Getting the POC of the Year award.

What draws her to Fire/EMS: I've always been drawn to helping people when they are in need!

Why Hualapai Fire and EMS: I wanted to experience and learn in a new environment.

Favorite Movie: The Lost Boys

Goals: I want to become a Paramedic and become a flight medic.

Welcome to the team, Madelyn. We are proud to have you serving with Hualapai Fire and EMS as we continue our mission of providing the Hualapai people with the care they deserve.

We extend our deepest condolences to the Arizona Department of Public Safety family on the tragic loss of two troopers w...
02/06/2026

We extend our deepest condolences to the Arizona Department of Public Safety family on the tragic loss of two troopers who gave their lives in service.
Our hearts are with their families, loved ones, and fellow first responders during this incredibly difficult time. Their dedication, courage, and commitment to protecting others will never be forgotten.
We stand in solidarity with DPS and the entire public safety community as we honor these fallen heroes and support those who mourn their loss.

** ❤️February is American Heart Month❤️**The month of February is used to raise awareness about heart disease and preven...
02/03/2026

** ❤️February is American Heart Month❤️**

The month of February is used to raise awareness about heart disease and prevention. The first American Heart Month was in 1964, when more than half of the deaths in the United States were caused by cardiovascular disease. Today, cardiovascular disease, including heart disease and stroke, remains the leading global cause of death with more than 17.9 million deaths each year, and it is expected to rise to more than 23.6 million by 2030. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the United States, as every year, 1 in 4 deaths are caused by heart disease.

https://www.ihs.gov/forpatients/healthtopics/hearthealth/

https://www.heart.org/en/american-heart-month

🚑Hualapai Fire & EMS: Earn While You Learn Program🚒The Hualapai Fire & EMS Earn While You Learn program is a progressiv...
01/24/2026

🚑Hualapai Fire & EMS: Earn While You Learn Program🚒

The Hualapai Fire & EMS Earn While You Learn program is a progressive program consisting of 4 phases designed to help young adults entering the workforce. The 18-24-month program provides an opportunity to gain experience and education that will set you up for success in a challenging and rewarding career!

Happy New Year from Hualapai Fire and EMS!
12/31/2025

Happy New Year from Hualapai Fire and EMS!

We are proud to add another skilled member to help protect the Hualapai People. Please join us in welcoming our newest F...
12/30/2025

We are proud to add another skilled member to help protect the Hualapai People. Please join us in welcoming our newest Firefighter/Paramedic to Hualapai Fire and EMS.

Nathan Barnhart

Age: 28

Hometown: Bullhead City, AZ

Family: Nathan has strong roots in this region. His father is from Oatman, AZ, and his mother is from Bullhead City. He has two sisters: one in Bullhead City and one in Texas with her husband and child.

Years in the Fire Service: 4 years (including 2 years as a Paramedic)

Proudest Professional Achievement: Never giving up.

What draws him to Fire/EMS: The camaraderie and the wide variety of calls that keep him learning, growing, and improving every day.

Why Hualapai Fire and EMS: A great place to work, and an even better place to serve the community.

Favorite Movie: Braveheart

Goals: To serve the public in every possible way, continue advancing his knowledge by learning from generations before him, and use that experience to teach the next generation of caregivers.

Welcome to the team, Nathan. We are proud to have you serving with Hualapai Fire and EMS as we continue our mission of providing the Hualapai people with the care they deserve.

12/25/2025

Our phone lines are back up and fully operational.

Please resume using 911 for emergencies, or:
Fire and EMS: 928-769-2205
Law Enforcement: 928-769-2220

Thank you for your patience.
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!

12/25/2025

🚨 Public Safety Announcement 🚨
Our main emergency line 928-769-2205 is currently down.
Until further notice, please use the following numbers in case of emergency:
📞 Fire Department / Emergency Medical Services (EMS): 928-769-6513
📞 Law Enforcement: 928-679-0727 (or you may still contact us and we will relay your call)
We are working to restore the main line as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding and please share this message so others are aware.
Stay safe,
Hualapai Fire & EMS

All Emergency Services telephone numbers are back online. Thank you for your patience and understanding.For Fire/Medical...
10/10/2025

All Emergency Services telephone numbers are back online. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
For Fire/Medical Services: 928-769-2205
For Law Enforcement: 928-769-2220

Please subscribe to the following emergency alerts for the Hualapai Tribe for future emergency notifications.

10/10/2025

🚨 Public Safety Announcement 🚨

Our main emergency line 928-769-2205 is currently down.

Until further notice, please use the following numbers in case of emergency:

📞 Fire Department / Emergency Medical Services (EMS): 928-769-6513

📞 Law Enforcement: 928-769-0727 (or you may still contact us and we will relay your call)

We are working to restore the main line as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding and please share this message so others are aware.

Stay safe,
Hualapai Fire & EMS

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