Lithium-ion batteries are found in many common household items, but #DidYouKnow that these products can increase your risk of fire? A lot of products sold online and in stores aren't certified by a nationally recognized safety testing lab, and that can seriously increase your

Our Public Education Team was recognized with Employee Commendation Ribbons for their efforts to revise and enhance the NWFD Youth Fire Setting Intervention and Education Program. Christine Leonard, Veronica Rubio, and Amy Allen have dedicated many hours to ensuring that the

Fire Prevention Week is a great reminder that many everyday devices in your home contain lithium-ion batteries... and they can be a fire risk if not used safely! 🔋🔥 From smartphones and laptops to cameras, power tools, e-bikes, and even toys, these batteries power much of what

Our self-filling sandbag locations are still open with the exception of Heritage River Park due to the Fall Festival. More details here: maranaaz.gov/Newsroom-Entri…

#DidYouKnow that anything with a lithium-ion battery can become a fire hazard if it’s not charged safely? Lithium-ion batteries store a lot of energy in a small place. These batteries can overheat, start a fire, or explode if overcharged or damaged. When charging your devices,

Fire Prevention Week may be wrapping up, but fire safety doesn’t stop here! 🔋🔥 🚫Remember that devices with lithium-ion batteries can be dangerous. Stop using your device right away if it is damaged, if the battery smells weird, gets too hot, makes popping noises, or changes

We’re deeply grateful to Saint Christopher Catholic Parish for their kindness and blessings during the 4th Annual Blue Mass earlier this month. The thoughtful words and notes of thanks mean so much to our organization. #Grateful #ThankYou #NWFDAZ

We’re grateful to the Tucson Elks Lodge No. 385 for hosting a wonderful evening of recognition and appreciation this past Friday. Thank you for welcoming us and for recognizing three incredible members of our organization. Congratulations to our 2024 Firefighter of the Year,

Tucson Fire crews, along with Northwest Fire and Golder Ranch Fire Districts, conducted a fourth swift water rescue in the Rillito River on Sunday night. As wet conditions continue, officials urge everyone to steer clear of flooded roads and washes. kvoa.com/news/local/tuc…

As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, we’re proud to highlight one of our own, Public Educator Veronica Rubio, who shares how her culture and language enrich fire and life safety education within the community we serve. Representation, connection, and service make us

We want to hear from you! What hazards or risks in your community concern you the most? Your feedback helps Northwest Fire District plan and prepare for a safer, more resilient community. Take the quick survey: shorturl.at/zVgeb #CommunityRiskReduction #NWFDAZ

State Farm Agent Jim Miller stopped by to provide Fire Prevention Week campaign materials to help us teach fire safety education in our community. Thank you, Jim! We are grateful for your support.  This year, Fire Prevention Month is centered around lithium-ion battery safety.

Forty-two years ago today, the Northwest Fire District was officially formed, beginning a promise to protect, serve, and care for our community. The faces have changed over the decades, but the heart behind the badge has not. Generations of firefighters, staff, and neighbors

Our firefighters and public educators loved connecting with the community at local fall events this weekend! From sharing safety tips to answering questions and engaging with neighbors of all ages, it's always wonderful to see our District come together. Thank you to everyone

We’re honored to serve such a thoughtful and supportive community! Your kind comments remind us why we do what we do every day. Thank you for your support and trust. Want to share your experience with Northwest Fire? 📥 Email: [email protected] ☎️ Call: (520) 887-1010 Need

We’re proud to celebrate Deputy Chief Josh Zent! Chief Zent recently completed the Arizona Fire Chiefs Association’s 2025 Chief Executive Officer Program (CEOP). His dedication, leadership, and commitment to our District continue to make a difference every day. Please join us in

There’s still time to support the Fall Food Drive! 🥫 Northwest Fire District is proud to support Interfaith Community Services (ICS) 2025 Fall Food Drive, running through the end of October. ICS is asking for canned meats and soups to help support families in need. You can drop

At last night's Town Council Meeting, the Town of Marana presented a proclamation recognizing October as Fire Prevention Month! We’re grateful for their partnership and shared commitment to keeping our community safe through prevention and education. This October, charge into

Deputy Chief Zent presented at the Marana Chamber of Commerce Insights this morning to share key concepts around Community Risk Reduction. Partnership with local businesses is a vital part of keeping our community safe.  You can help make a difference too! Complete our community

Human Resources Generalist Sue Miller was recognized with an Employee Commendation Ribbon for her outstanding dedication to supporting the District's retirees and soon-to-retire personnel. Through her compassion and tireless efforts, Sue has made a lasting impact on the lives of