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 crews responded on a two acre wildfire on the Southbound side of Highway 69 at mile marker 273 at just after noon. The fire came close to structures at the Foothills Ranch but crews were able to contain it before any structural damage occurred. Crews were on the scene for over 2 hours mopping up hot spots.
Engine 22
Car 201
Engine 2201
Brush 23
Battalion 2
Rescue 21
Prescott National Forest Engine 930
ADOT
DPS
YCSO
Mayer Fire units responded on a motorcycle down just north of Mayer on Highway 69 at Findley Rd. just after 11:00 a.m. this morning. Crews found an adult male and a 12 year old boy with serious injuries. The patients were treated and the boy was flown to Phoenix Children's Hospital and the man was flown to Good Samaritan Hospital. The motorcycle apparently suffered a blown rear tire which caused the accident. Southbound 69 was closed for about 20minutes while the medical helicptoers were on the scene.
Battalion 2 DPS
Engine 22 YCSO
Rescue 23 ADOT
Rescue 21 Native Air 4 & 14
Car 201
Lifeline 7101
Lifeline 6101
The Mayer Fire Department will be wearing special uniform shirts this week in honor of the 343 New York Firefighters who gave their lives on 9-11-2011.
"This was a great way for us to say that we have not and will not forget them and the sacrifice they made" said Mayer Fire Chief Glenn Brown.
Mayer Fire personnel and their families spent the holiday weekend at locations in Mayer and Cordes Junction collecting for the MDA Fill the Boot Campaign sponsored by the International Association of Firefighters. "Mayer personnel gathered over $5,100, and thank you to everyone that helped us reach and surpass our goal" stated Tom Haney, a Captain for the Mayer Fire Department and the President of the United Yavapai Firefighters Association Local 3066.
International Association of
Fire Fighters Local 3066
100% Union Department
Mayer Fire's newest Captain, Ryan Trask, had his new badge officially pinned on him by his fiance Amy McCray at last night's fire board meeting.
Ryan has been with Mayer Fire for over 6 years. He is a Paramedic and is in charge of the departments fleet services and is mentoring to be the Emergency Medical Services coordinator.