Values: "We value a creative and proactive work place."
We view the people of our community and our visitors as customers who deserve our concern, care and attention.
We recognize our employees are our most valuable resource and we are committed to them and their safety.
We recognize that our personal conduct is inseparable from the professional reputation of the Fire Department
We support an organizational climate of mutual trust and respect.
We believe in a team oriented, positive, and honest environment for all employees.
We strive for excellence through teamwork, unity, leadership, personal and professional development, personal health and fitness, training and preparedness.
We believe in open communication and mutually beneficial partnerships with neighboring fire agencies and communities.
We recognize the importance of cost effective resource management.
We encourage innovation and ownership within the Fire Department.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 340, Mayer, Arizona 86333
Phone: 928.632.9534
Fax: 928.632.7463
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Mayer Fire proudly swore in two new full-time firefighter /paramedics on Saturday morning July 17, 2010. Jason Butler had his badge pinned by his wife Alex. Derek Hinkle had his badge pinned by his father Tom Hinkle a retired Phoenix Firefighter. "We are proud of the years of service both of these young men have provided as reserve firefighters and are positive that they are up to the challenge of their new full-time roles in the Mayer Fire Family" Fire Chief Glenn Brown said.
Mayer Fire Now Accepting Applications For: Reserve Firefighter EMT & Paramedic
A string of rear end collisions had Mayer Fire crews busy on Saturday morning around 11:30a.m.. MFD crews were dispatched to what turned out to be three separate accidents on northbound I-17 between mile markers 259 and 260. Crews ended up with six patients but only one needed ambulance transportation. The adult female was transported to JCL Deer Valley Hospital in Phoenix for precautionary measures after reporting that she hit her head on the windshield. Traffic was reduced to one lane northbound and quickly backed up for miles.
Engine 22, Rescue 23, Rescue 21, Car 201 and DPS responded