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MISSION STATEMENT
We are dedicated to “excellence in service” by providing the most efficient and effective services to our communities. Our people pledge a commitment to preserving the quality of life. We protect lives, property, and the environment with compassion, vigilance and dedication to excellence. |
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For local Fire Department questions or inquiries, please dial 928-476-4272
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The road to Fossil Creek is closed just past the trail head. To drive down to the water, the alternate route is to go in from the Camp Verde side.
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The Fossil Springs Trail head is still accessible from this side. If you plan on hiking, please be prepared. This is no easy hike. It is an 8-10mile round trip hike. Please read all the posted signage and take plenty of water.
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For TONTO NATIONAL FOREST
FIRE RESTRICTIONS, CLOSURES, ETC. USE THE LINK BELOW.
For information on restrictions- click here
Or go to the TNF Website - click this link below
www.fs.usda.gov/Tonto
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PSFD FUELS REDUCTIONS
MAKING A DIFFERANCE
Enhancements bordering the FS Fuel Break in Pine Creek Canyon will help provide a buffer against a wildfire. Click here |
MORE FROM PSFD COMMUNITY SERVICES
Guardian Angel Pendants and Home Inspections provided
Read all about it - click here |
WE NEED ASSISTANCE
THE PINE STRAWBERRY EMERGENCY TASK FORCE IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS - TO ASSIST.
If you are interested in being a volunteer, come to the monthly meeting scheduled the 2nd Monday of each month at 7 pm at station 41 in Pine or contact Arvid Thompson 928-476-2352 |
DNR FORMS AVAILABLE AT STATION 41
Pre hospital Medical Directive Forms can be picked up at the fire department. If you desire to refuse resuscitation, you will need to fill this out, and have it signed by your health care provider. |
FOR SOME GOOD WINTER SAFETY TIPS
CLICK HERE |
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF BEE'S ATTACK
Need info - click here |
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
REDUCE YOUR FIRE RISKS |
This program is to assist property owners in finding the fire risk and forest health issues on their properties.
Free of charge - trained and certified personnel from our Fuels Management Program will provide an assessment and detail the risks related to fire on your property. We will discuss these risks and provide options for eliminating them through our government grant program.
Your first step - Call st. 41 admin. and let us know you want your property assessed. We will get you on the list. When time slots in your area are available we will call to let you know when we will be there. If you are not home at the time, we will go ahead and do the assessment. A written form will be sent to you regarding your assessment findings. You can follow up with a phone call to discuss options for eliminating your fire risks.
This program is very beneficial to the property owner and the community. Help us to continue to keep our community aware of fire danger, and create a strong Firewise community.
USE THE FREE HAZARD ASSESSMENT PROGRAM BY CALLING YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT NOW. |
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| Medical Information Emergency Responders Cards |
We now have updated Medical Information
Emergency Responders Cards in our Pine Station to
replace the old Vials for life information. Please stop
by and pickup your free card to help us access your emergency information. Please POST this on your refrigerator for immediate access in the event of an emergency. |
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| CURRENT EVENTS |
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Great weather for yard work. For fuels/brush pick-up, please get your piles out to the edge of the road, the pick-up crew will rotate around and pick that up for you.
For burning your brush, please call the fire dept. for burning permits. If you have had a permit before, we still need to hear from you for re-issue. Help us out by keeping up on your yard work. Call for any questions.
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FIRE BOARD MEETING
May ___ 2012 at 6pm in the training room at the Pine Station.
FIRE BOARD
Agenda & Public Information CLICK HERE
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LATEST FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS
Pardon our dust! This month is our yearly drivers training.
All of our employees must drive assigned vehicles on a course thru-out the two towns to prove they can handle the diverse difficulties in our communities. We apologize for the dust, but this is something we must do for our safety as well as yours.
We thank you for your patience and do appreciate the waves and smiles we have received from some of you out there.
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FUELS REDUCTION COMMITTEE
The Fuels reduction committee is always looking and in need of community input and ideas on how to keep the programs running. Please attend the monthly meetings to find out where the program stands, what to expect and how you can help.
Monthly meetings are held the last Wednesday of each month at 6pm in the Senior Center Dining Hall. Your attendance is encouraged.
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE COMMITTEE VISIT THE WEB SITE CLICK HERE -
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THE PINE STRAWBERRY EMERGENCY TASK FORCE
If you are interested in being a volunteer, come to the monthly meeting scheduled the 2nd Monday of each month at 7 pm at station 41 in Pine or contact Arvid Thompson 928-476-2352
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Our Department has several certified CPR instructors on staff. Please call the station to set up or find out about the next class. |
FOOD DRIVE
The Fire Dept. is now collecting donations for the FOOD BANK. Any and all non perishable foods - canned fruits, meats, sauces, beans, tuna, etc. peanut butter-anything along those lines. Donations are short, and they are running very low.
Any help you can provide is appreciated. |
COMMUNITY INFORMATION WEB SITES
LINKS TO THESE WEB SITES
PINE-STRAWBERRY NEWS-INF0
ARIZONA GAME AND FISH
TONTO RIM SEARCH & RESCUE
PINE STRAWBERRY SCHOOL
RIM CHAMBER OF COMMMERCE |
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