Phoenix Fire Department

The Phoenix Fire Department

We can’t say enough good things about the wonderful firefighters in Phoenix, Arizona. The Phoenix Fire Department is committed to providing the highest level of compassionate service and resources to our community here in Phoenix, Arizona. Our Firefighters save lives and protect homes and businesses through fire suppression, emergency medical, and transportation services. The well-experienced team of men and women in the fire department put their lives on the line for our safety.

The United Phoenix Firefighters Association

United Phoenix Firefighters is an association of professional firefighters from Phoenix that work to better the communities by performing charitable works and by doing whatever we can do to make this city a safe place to live in. As local fire fighters, they see first-hand the devastation of home and business fires, medical emergencies, and death. While on duty risking their lives, they realize the community they serve needs more than what they can handle. The long hours and shortage of firefighters can be hard. It is our calling to support, comfort, and educate our community to prevent future accidents.  The UPFC services, support, and resources have grown over the decades.

How to Become a Firefighter in Arizona

  • You must be at least 18 years of age 
  • High School Diploma or GED
  • Valid Driver’s License with two years of driving experience
  • Ability to obtain an Arizona EMT certification 

Compassionate Firefighters

Putting the safety of the community first comes naturally for all firefighters. You will never meet a better group of men and women at your local fire department. The notion of self-sacrifice at any cost has been culturally ingrained for years and more to follow. Only in the last few years has society begun to recognize the psychological toll that fire and emergency work can have on firefighters and paramedics in Phoenix, Arizona.

 

Phoenix Fire Department