🚨BEE SWARM Tucson Fire was dispatched to an allergic reaction near Grant and Swan at 11:42 this afternoon. When Brush Tender 7 arrived four minutes later they found bees swarming a mobile home in the area. They also found two people in a mobile home, being actively stung

FITNESS FOR TACTICAL ATHLETES Tactical athletes, first responders who rely on strength, endurance, and mobility to do their jobs, train a little differently than most. Firefighting demands strength in all kinds of scenarios, so changing up training is key to staying ready when

During a recent fire call, the homeowner stayed in their house instead of going outside and ended up in the hospital. Smoke and heat can overwhelm you in minutes. The safest thing you can do is get out and stay out. If you aren’t able to get out on your own, close the door and

FIRE AND FALLS 🔥 Our Public Education team taught a class to local seniors this week, talking about two of the biggest safety risks they face—falls and fires. Simple steps can make a big difference, from clearing walkways at home to knowing when and how to call 911. Sharing

🚨RV FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to mobile home fire in the block of 200 East Roger Road at 8:18 this morning. Engine arrived four-minutes later and reported that an RV was on fire. Crews had the fire out at 8:27 and prevented it from spreading to other nearby structures.

BATTLE OF THE BATTLE OF THE BADGES ! Today, the Tucson Bomberos participated in the 3rd annual Battle of the Badges! 💪 This friendly showdown between first responders is about giving back - proceeds from the event support Shop With a Cop, helping local kids have a brighter

MEET YOUR FIREFIGHTER: Jimmy Hinrichs 🧑‍🚒🏈 Inspector Jimmy Hinrichs has worn plenty of hats at Tucson Fire—but before the helmet and turnout gear, he was suiting up as a defensive back for the University of Arizona Wildcats! GO CATS!

🚨BRUSH FIRE Tucson Fire crews were dispatched to a vegetation fire at 9:14 this morning, near the train tracks at East 19th Street and South Jacobus Avenue. Ladder 1 arrived nine-minutes later and reported active flames. The fire was called under control at 10:16a.m. No

BADGE PINNING! Today we proudly recognize Battalion Chief Max Schoenberger at his badge pinning ceremony. Over the past 19 years, he has served Tucson Fire as a firefighter, paramedic, captain, and now steps into his new role as Battalion Chief for Battalion 1-B. His leadership

MEET THE FLEET! The Tucson Fire Department’s Technical Rescue Team has a new tool in the toolbox: Light Squad 4 Built for speed and versatility, this truck gives our team the ability to respond quickly to a wide range of rescue calls while carrying the specialized gear needed

CODE SAVE! Last weekend, Ladder 9 and Paramedic 9 responded to a call for an infant in cardiac arrest. Crews immediately began lifesaving interventions and transported the patient to the hospital. On the way, the child regained responsiveness—opening their eyes and breathing on

Today, Tucson Fire honored Northwest Construction with a Citizen Citation for their vital role in a trench rescue earlier this month. On August 1, a worker became trapped in a 20-foot deep trench. For more than four hours, multiple agencies worked together to stabilize the site

DID YOU KNOW? A firefighter’s badge is full of history and symbolism? Engineer Ryan Johnson shares the meaning behind the badge we wear at Tucson Fire—a symbol of service, sacrifice, and commitment to our community. 🧑‍🚒 #BadgeHistory #FirefighterHistory #TFD

Pediatric Code Save! Earlier this month, crews from Engine 13 (A-Shift) and Paramedic 49 (A-Shift) responded to a pediatric cardiac arrest involving an elementary-aged child. Their quick actions, teamwork, and expert care led to a lifesaving outcome. Outstanding work by: EN13A:

LOGISTICS Logistics is the engine that keeps Tucson Fire running. Every hose, helmet, medical supply, and tool you see on our trucks or in our stations starts here. Logistics keeps us ready to respond to calls, 24/7. 🚒👨‍🚒 Thank you to our Logistics team for the work you do

HOT SEAT RESCUE Earlier this week, Ladder 16-B was requested to assist Engine 12 with a rescue near Bonanza Avenue and Broadway Boulevard. Crews found an elderly woman who had slid down a steep ditch into a wash, where she had been for about three hours before a bystander called

MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH Engine 12 was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident at 3:36 this morning near East Shiloh Street and North Banff Avenue. Upon arrival, crews found a vehicle in the wash with one person inside. They deployed the HOT Seat—a specialized harness that secures a

This isn’t a call we get very often! 🚒 Engine 16 responded to a trampoline stuck in power lines near South Pantano Road & East Uhl Street at 2:11 this afternoon. Firefighters secured the area and waited for TEP to safely remove it. No injuries were reported. Safety Tip:

HAPPY LABOR DAY! Today we honor the hardworking people who keep our community moving forward. Labor Day is a time to recognize the dedication, service, and sacrifice of workers across every profession.