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Most people are familiar with fire engines and ladder trucks, but Tucson Fire has many specialized vehicles that provide support at certain incidents. That’s exactly what Air Power 22 does. Based out of Station 22, Air Power 22 responds to working incidents across the city. As its name suggests, it provides powerful lighting for emergency scenes and is also equipped with an air-conditioned rehab room where firefighters can cool down and recover after an incident. Engineer Paul Hestand gives you

Most people are familiar with fire engines and ladder trucks, but Tucson Fire has many specialized vehicles that provide support at certain incidents. That’s exactly what Air Power 22 does. Based out of Station 22, Air Power 22 responds to working incidents across the city. As its name suggests, it provides powerful lighting for emergency scenes and is also equipped with an air-conditioned rehab room where firefighters can cool down and recover after an incident. Engineer Paul Hestand gives you

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Attic Fire Response at Abandoned Gas Station

Attic Fire Response at Abandoned Gas Station

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🚒 24 hours on Engine 11 🚒 15 calls on this shift. 15 chances to make a difference. From fires to medical emergencies, every shift starts the same—gear checked, truck prepped. Then it’s go time. When you see us rolling through Tucson, lights flashing, sirens on —know that someone needs us. We’ll be there. Every time. | Tucson Fire Department

🚒 24 hours on Engine 11 🚒 15 calls on this shift. 15 chances to make a difference. From fires to medical emergencies, every shift starts the same—gear checked, truck prepped. Then it’s go time. When you see us rolling through Tucson, lights flashing, sirens on —know that someone needs us. We’ll be there. Every time. | Tucson Fire Department

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Logistics is the engine that keeps Tucson Fire running. Every hose, helmet, medical supply, and tool you see on our trucks or in our stations starts here. Logistics keeps us ready to respond to calls, 24/7. Thank you to our Logistics team for the work you do every day to keep Tucson Fire moving. Deputy Chief Greg Hoffman and Captain Travis Sutterley take us behind the scenes! | Tucson Fire Department

Logistics is the engine that keeps Tucson Fire running. Every hose, helmet, medical supply, and tool you see on our trucks or in our stations starts here. Logistics keeps us ready to respond to calls, 24/7. Thank you to our Logistics team for the work you do every day to keep Tucson Fire moving. Deputy Chief Greg Hoffman and Captain Travis Sutterley take us behind the scenes! | Tucson Fire Department

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Tucson Fire Department facing possible cuts, station closures

Tucson Fire Department facing possible cuts, station closures

Tucson Fire Department facing possible cuts, station closures

Tucson Fire Department facing possible cuts, station closures

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SCENE FOOTAGE: Tucson Fire Department said this blaze burning near the intersection of Oracle and Prince roads has been controlled. https://bit.ly/3Q88zHp?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_News_4_Tucson_-_KVOA (📷: Angelo Lopes, KVOA) | News 4 Tucson - KVOA

SCENE FOOTAGE: Tucson Fire Department said this blaze burning near the intersection of Oracle and Prince roads has been controlled. https://bit.ly/3Q88zHp?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_News_4_Tucson_-_KVOA (📷: Angelo Lopes, KVOA) | News 4 Tucson - KVOA

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Tucson Fire is more than emergency response—we’re part of this community. You’ll see us at school visits, safety fairs, and neighborhood events, because serving Tucson happens every day in more ways than one. | Tucson Fire Department

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Budget on fire: Tucson City Council considers eliminating two fire stations to help balance budget | Haystack News

Last month, Tucson Fire crews were dispatched to reports of heavy black smoke on the city’s east side. Engine 9 arrived within five minutes and found a large fire involving old city storage containers near a private landfill. Initially believed to be a hazardous materials incident, the call was quickly upgraded to a full HAZMAT response out of caution. As a precaution, nearby Udall Park was evacuated due to the fire’s proximity. Firefighters faced significant challenges due to the remote locatio

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Tucson may close two fire stations due to budget shortfall

House fire in Tucson displaces five people and pets

Tucson Fire vehicles out of commission for Thanksgiving holiday

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Budget on fire: Tucson City Council considers eliminating two fire stations to help balance budget

At 9:02 PM last night, Tucson Fire was dispatched to a fire at 305 East Benson Highway. TFD units arrived just 5 minutes later, assisting South Tucson crews in a mutual aid effort to battle a defensive fire at a the old Spanish Trail motel- a previously burned and abandoned building. No injuries were reported. | Tucson Fire Department

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Budget on fire: Tucson City Council considers eliminating two fire stations to help balance budget

Tucson firefighters contain high-rise blaze, no injuries reported

New Tucson Fire station opens on south side with focus on firefighter safety

Fire forces evacuation at Marshall's store in midtown Tucson

🔥Last week, Tucson Fire Department trained with @Tucson_Police arson investigators in our burn room, where TPD gained hands-on experience observing fire behavior at 1200°F! 👨‍🚒👮‍♀️ These joint exercises strengthen our departments’ collaboration, ensuring seamless investigations and enhancing fire cause determination. Every drill aims to keep Tucson safe—when first responders train together, the community wins! 🚒🚓 | Tucson Fire Department

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Ever wonder what it’s like to be a captain on a house fire? Last month, Station 9 was dispatched to a house fire. In this video, you’ll see how the crew sized up the scene, deployed lines, and worked fast to get water on the fire and protect exposures. Every move you see is the result of thousands of training hours, teamwork, communication and experience. | Tucson Fire Department

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Tucson Fire Department on Reels

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Tucson Fire Department on Reels

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Tucson Fire Department on Reels

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Tucson Fire Department on Reels

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CONSTRUCTION UPDATE Progress continues on the new Station 14. The old station has served southwest Tucson for more than 50 years, and while it’s seen a lot of action, it’s time for a modern upgrade. The new Station 14 will better support our crews and help us serve the community for decades to come. Assistant Chief Paul Moore with this construction update. | Tucson Fire Department

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Heads up, Tucson. Ongoing construction on I-10 means fewer lanes and tighter shoulders. For our crews, that reduced space makes it harder — and more dangerous — to reach emergencies quickly. Tucson Fire is asking all motorists to slow down, stay alert, and give plenty of room when you see emergency vehicles. A few extra seconds of caution on your part can make all the difference when lives are on the line. | Tucson Fire Department

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Tucson Fire Department tackles more than 7,000 calls in February

Tucson Fire Department to relocate Station 14

Wildfire Erupts in Tucson as Officials Warn of More Fires to Come

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