The goal of the Tucson Fire Department (TFD) is to minimize the loss of life and property from the effects of fire, medical, or other emergencies, and to render assistance as required.

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6 天之前 · Some commonly requested fire station locations: Tucson Fire Department, opens a new window. Here is a map of fire stations that serve the City of Tucson with a list of address, opens a new window. Drexel Heights Fire District, opens a new window. Fire stations and addresses for the Drexel Heights area are listed here, opens a new window.

Tucson Fire Department, Tucson, Arizona. 26,511 likes · 1,193 talking about this · 1,437 were here. Official Page of the Tucson Fire Department Protecting lives and property for the citizens of Tucson

The Tucson Fire Department was established in 1881. Opened June 21, 1909. Demolished in September 1973. Opened June 1, 1972. Formally dedicated on April 26, 1974. Joint facility with Tucson Police. Fire station building converted into a contemporary art museum. Merged with Fire Station 7. Temporary facility, opened for two months.

2023年6月8日 · The department deployed crews to 19 wildland fires in Arizona, New Mexico and California. The TFD responded to several notable fires in 2022, including the Randolph Golf Course golf cart storage facility, two recycling center fires (5900 Belvedere Avenue and 1500 block of Miracle Mile) and an arson investigation at Salpointe Catholic.

2024年12月14日 · Family and friends gathered at the Tucson Convention Center for the Tucson Fire Department graduation ceremony on Thursday morning. After 22 weeks of rigorous training and study, the Class...

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Fire station located in Tucson Estates, Arizona, part of the Tucson Fire Department, serving the Tucson community. Located in Tucson, Arizona, it is one of five fire stations serving the community, with an administration center at 5950 S. Cardinal Avenue and emergency and non-emergency telephone numbers.