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Scottsdale Fire earns state approval for ambulance program This week, the Arizona Department of Health Services awarded the Certificate of Necessity to Scottsdale Fire Department which allows the department to continue planning and preparing municipal fire department ambulance service, which is expected to begin operating in January, 2025.
Efforts to reduce hazardous vegetation underway Scottsdale Fire is focusing on removing hazardous vegetation to reduce risk of wildfires in North Scottsdale again this year.
Scottsdale mourns the loss of Fire Captain Kory Yule The city of Scottsdale today is mourning the loss of Captain Kory Yule, Scottsdale Fire Department, who passed away Sunday, Jan. 7, due to cancer. Kory served the Scottsdale community and his fellow public safety professionals for more than 20 years - a legacy that will live on in the scores of firefighters and thousands of residents he cared for during his service. He was 42 years old.
Scottsdale Fire honors outstanding work Scottsdale Fire Department recently recognized outstanding employee and volunteer achievements at its annual ceremony.
SFD Annual Toy Drive is In gear! Scottsdale Fire is now accepting unwrapped toys and gift cards through Dec. 20 at SFD fire stations and headquarters.
Ready, Set, Go for summer monsoons Prepare now so you know what actions may be needed when a major storm rolls in.
Think twice before bringing pup on hiking adventure A recent review of rescues on Scottsdale trails shows that canine heat-related incidents typically have the highest mortality rates.
SFD Warns: It’s Hot! Adjust Your Activity/Hiking Plan With the jump in temperatures, Scottsdale Fire officials urge the public to adjust outdoor activities -- including hiking plans.

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City of Scottsdale - Fire Department

Witzeman Public Safety Building
8401 E. Indian School Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
General Information: 480-312-8000
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-Emergency: 480-312-8911
Email: [email protected]
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