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Welcome to our Website

Fire Chief Karl Lieb

It is our pleasure to help you learn more about who we are and what we do for our customers. From our sustainable infrastructure, to our diverse communities and neighborhoods, Utah’s Capital City fire department strives to maintain a focus on providing value to the residents, business owners, and visitors who live, work and play within its boundaries. The goal of the Salt Lake City Fire Department is to promote safety and assist people in their time of crisis. We seek not only to make a good impression, but to provide the public piece of mind that their fire department is capable, ready, and willing to help them when they need it.

 

We invite our neighbors to get to know us and learn about the various roles of their fire department. If you want to schedule a visit to a local station, invite a crew to your upcoming community event, or learn how to become a member of SLC Fire, we would be happy to provide you with additional information.  Please explore this website for many of the most common questions we receive. And if there is something you can’t find here, we invite you to call or email us for more information.

Be Safe,

Karl Lieb

Fire Chief Karl Lieb
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Vision: To redefine the standard in emergency response, community engagement, and firefighter wellness.

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Mission: As Utah’s Capital City fire department, it is our mission to provide unparalleled fire, rescue, and emergency medical services to our community.

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Motto: Prepare Effectively | Respond Professionally | Impact Positively

WILDLAND URBAN INTERFACE HOME ASSESSMENT

Is your home or business near the foothills of Salt Lake City?  Contact us for a free assessment of your property and receive tips to protect your occupancy from a wildland fire

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We have confirmed with Tooele Army Depot that they are performing detonations today and believe that to be the source. The detonations are part of TAD's routine operations to dispose of expired military munitions.

The army depot conducts detonations typically from September… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1836839849732509946

SLCFD is working on a commercial fire at 810 N 2200 W. All are evacuated and we are making good progress. Expect delays on 2200 W. PIO on scene.

Containment of #SandhurstFire is 89%. Tunnel Springs Park & Ensign Peak Trailhead reopen 8PM tonight. Bonneville Shoreline Trail section remains closed. City Creek Canyon Rd to site 16 opens tomorrow for the holiday, but closes Thur for construction on the Water Treatment Plant.

The perimeter of the #SandhurstFire held after being tested by winds and high temperatures for two days. Containment as of this morning remains at 82% at 204 acres.

Trail closures remain in effect as of now, but are being reassessed to provide access for the July 24th holiday.

#SandhurstFire remains 204 acres and 10% contained. Heat was visible overnight, but night shift saw no fire movement. Residents were allowed back. The area is closed to non-residents for traffic. Crews continue to secure the perimeter and hopefully gain more containment tonight

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📢 New Investigator! 📢

Join us in congratulating Brian Leftwich as our newest Investigator in the Salt Lake City Fire Department Investigations Unit! 🎉

With years of dedication and hard work, Brian has shown exceptional commitment to keeping our community safe. As an Investigator, he will play a crucial role in uncovering the causes of fires and helping prevent future incidents. 

We are proud to have him take on this new role and continue serving the Salt Lake City community with excellence. 💪

#SLCFD #FireInvestigator #KindaLikeaCop

📢 New Investigator! 📢

Join us in congratulating Brian Leftwich as our newest Investigator in the Salt Lake City Fire Department Investigations Unit! 🎉

With years of dedication and hard work, Brian has shown exceptional commitment to keeping our community safe. As an Investigator, he will play a crucial role in uncovering the causes of fires and helping prevent future incidents.

We are proud to have him take on this new role and continue serving the Salt Lake City community with excellence. 💪

#SLCFD #FireInvestigator #KindaLikeaCop
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🚒🎉 Congratulations, ARFF/Firefighter Ron Buckmiller! 🎉🚒

Yesterday, we celebrated the retirement of a true hero. After over 37 years of dedicated service, Firefighter Ron Buckmiller decided to hang up his helmet. Ron, your unwavering commitment and hard work have made a lasting impact on our community and all those who have traveled through Salt Lake International Airport. 

From all of us at the Salt Lake City Fire Department, thank you for your incredible service. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement! 👏🙏❤️ 

#SLCFD #Retirement #ARFF #ThankYou

🚒🎉 Congratulations, ARFF/Firefighter Ron Buckmiller! 🎉🚒

Yesterday, we celebrated the retirement of a true hero. After over 37 years of dedicated service, Firefighter Ron Buckmiller decided to hang up his helmet. Ron, your unwavering commitment and hard work have made a lasting impact on our community and all those who have traveled through Salt Lake International Airport.

From all of us at the Salt Lake City Fire Department, thank you for your incredible service. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement! 👏🙏❤️

#SLCFD #Retirement #ARFF #ThankYou
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🔥🚒 2034 Winter Olympics! 🏅🎉

Salt Lake City Fire Department is excited for today’s announcement of Salt Lake City being awarded the 2034 Winter Olympics. We look forward to serving the world as they visit Utah!

Let’s go Team USA!🇺🇸 

#SLCFD #SLC #WinterGames #Olympics #SLC2034

🔥🚒 2034 Winter Olympics! 🏅🎉

Salt Lake City Fire Department is excited for today’s announcement of Salt Lake City being awarded the 2034 Winter Olympics. We look forward to serving the world as they visit Utah!

Let’s go Team USA!🇺🇸

#SLCFD #SLC #WinterGames #Olympics #SLC2034
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🚒🔥 Key Reasons Training Matters: 🧑‍🚒🚨

1. Safety First: Proper training ensures firefighters know how to protect themselves and others in hazardous situations. 

2. Efficiency: Well-trained firefighters can make split-second decisions that save lives and minimize damage. 

3. Team Coordination: Training fosters seamless teamwork, allowing for coordinated and efficient rescues. 

4. Adapting to Challenges: Every fire is different. Continuous training helps firefighters stay prepared for the unexpected. 

5. Public Trust: Communities can rest assured knowing their fire department is ready to respond swiftly and effectively. 

🧑‍🚒 Let’s honor our firefighters by recognizing the hard work and dedication they put into their training. Every drill, every exercise, every lesson learned can mean the difference between life and death. 🚒🔥

#SLCFD #FirefighterTraining #Preparedness #FireRescue #Company8

🚒🔥 Key Reasons Training Matters: 🧑‍🚒🚨

1. Safety First: Proper training ensures firefighters know how to protect themselves and others in hazardous situations.

2. Efficiency: Well-trained firefighters can make split-second decisions that save lives and minimize damage.

3. Team Coordination: Training fosters seamless teamwork, allowing for coordinated and efficient rescues.

4. Adapting to Challenges: Every fire is different. Continuous training helps firefighters stay prepared for the unexpected.

5. Public Trust: Communities can rest assured knowing their fire department is ready to respond swiftly and effectively.

🧑‍🚒 Let’s honor our firefighters by recognizing the hard work and dedication they put into their training. Every drill, every exercise, every lesson learned can mean the difference between life and death. 🚒🔥

#SLCFD #FirefighterTraining #Preparedness #FireRescue #Company8
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For any emergency situation, including reports of carbon monoxide alarm activations, please call 911.  To reach our after hours non-emergency dispatch office, please dial 801.799.4231.

Headquarters / Fire Museum

475 S 300 E
Salt Lake City UT, 84111

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801.799.3473