Mayer Fire recently hired 11 new Reserve Firefighters. What a great bunch and they are eager to serve you!
Please see the updated statewide fire restriction map updated 5/23/18 and an explanation of all fire restriction stages.
Stage 1 fire restrictions begin April 20th and Mayer FD will suspend the burn permit program. Please spread the word and follow the rules to help prevent a wildfire from occurring.
Mayer Fire crews staffed one Engine and Rescue company at Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical’s fire station 143 in Black Canyon City so their on duty crews could attend the viewing and memorial services for Captain Wade Barter who passed away off duty during a tragic hunting accident in Colorado. We are honored to help our neighboring firefighters in their time of need.
Today our friends at Mayer Fire hosted a meeting of our regional hazmat teams. The Prescott Area Hazmat Response Team (comprised of CAFMA and Prescott FD member…s), Daisy Mountain FD (from the North Phoenix/Anthem/New River area), and Copper Canyon Fire and Medical Authority (from the Camp Verde area) brought their hazmat trucks and several personnel together for some familiariztion.
The goal today was to discuss each of our hazmat incident response capabilities, see equipment we use, and get to know one another. It was a great success and we look forward to working together in the future through training and other opportunities that we can partner up on. We really appreciate our regional partners!
Pictured below from the left is DMFD HM145, CAFMA/PFD HM1, and CCFMA HM811.
This past weekend Mayer Fire joined the Cordes Lakes Days festivities along with partaking in the annual parade. Our crews always interacting with our communities while not on emergency calls.
Please click on the link below for current fire restrictions.
As a precaution Mayer Water District is asking residents to boil their water after last night’s flooding. Water is available to residents at the Mayer Rec Center and at the Mission Church in Poland Junction. Please see the attached document for more information and tips on water safety.
We would like to give kudos to the Spring Ridge Academy students in filling 250 sandbags for the community of Spring Valley. A lot of hard work was put in!
