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Fire forces evacuation at Marshall's store in midtown Tucson

Fire forces evacuation at Marshall's store in midtown Tucson

TRAINING 🚨 During this multi-agency hazardous materials training included @nwfd_az @golderranchfire @dhfdpio Green Valley Fire, @santaritafire The scenario prepares for response to any hazardous materials calls. | Tucson Fire Department

TRAINING 🚨 During this multi-agency hazardous materials training included @nwfd_az @golderranchfire @dhfdpio Green Valley Fire, @santaritafire The scenario prepares for response to any hazardous materials calls. | Tucson Fire Department

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🚨Tucson Fire responded to a kitchen fire this evening. Luckily residents were able to extinguish the fire before TFD arrived on scene. Firefighters checked the ceiling to make sure the fire hadn’t spread to the apartment above 🔑 Reminder: Never leave cooking unattended, make sure the stove/oven is off, and always have a fire extinguisher nearby. #FireSafety #TucsonFire #StaySafe | Tucson Fire Department

🚨Tucson Fire responded to a kitchen fire this evening. Luckily residents were able to extinguish the fire before TFD arrived on scene. Firefighters checked the ceiling to make sure the fire hadn’t spread to the apartment above 🔑 Reminder: Never leave cooking unattended, make sure the stove/oven is off, and always have a fire extinguisher nearby. #FireSafety #TucsonFire #StaySafe | Tucson Fire Department

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

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

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Tucson Fire’s Engine 3 responded to 26 emergencies in just 24 hours on Halloween. Throughout their shift, the crew worked tirelessly—answering calls, providing care, and keeping our community safe. Their commitment is a strong reminder of the demanding and vital work Tucson firefighters do every single day, not just on the busiest ones. | Tucson Fire Department

Tucson Fire’s Engine 3 responded to 26 emergencies in just 24 hours on Halloween. Throughout their shift, the crew worked tirelessly—answering calls, providing care, and keeping our community safe. Their commitment is a strong reminder of the demanding and vital work Tucson firefighters do every single day, not just on the busiest ones. | 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

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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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

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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Firefighting is dangerous, and toxic residues from fires can hide in gear—even helmets. Thanks to a generous grant from the Tohono O’odham Nation, Tucson Fire is now outfitting each firefighter with a second set of helmet liners. Firefighter Eric Hardy explains how this helps protect health and keep crews ready for action! | Tucson Fire Department

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🚨CALIFORNIA FIRES UPDATE🚨 | Tucson Fire Department

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Wildfire season is underway in the Southwest. KP Maxwell, Tucson Fire’s Wildland Coordinator, shows you how to create defensible space and protect your home from wildfire danger. These simple steps can save property—and lives. | Tucson Fire Department

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Being a first responder comes with intense pressure, unpredictable challenges, and long shifts. It’s a tough job, one that can deeply impact mental and emotional well-being. This month, a few of our members are opening up about their experiences to help break the stigma around mental health in our field. If you’re facing a tough time, remember you’re not alone. Reaching out for help is a courageous step, not a sign of weakness. Tucson Fire Captain James Craig shares his story. *Warning: Explicit

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Tucson Fire Department responds to brush fires during New Year's Eve

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Last month, Tucson Fire teamed up with Rural Metro and the Pima County Sheriff’s Department for an evacuation drill in Sabino Canyon. During the monsoon, people can get trapped when washes fill fast. TFD’s 105-foot ladder can span the wash—giving stranded hikers a safe way across. | Tucson Fire Department

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House fire in Tucson displaces five people and pets

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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🚨 Tucson Fire was dispatched to a fourth swift water rescue at 10:17 last night at North Camino de La Tierra and Tres Nogales Road - in The Rillito River. The first unit on scene reported water up to the door of a Camaro. The driver had climbed onto the roof after water started coming into the vehicle. Tucson Fire crews, working with @NorthwestFire and @GRFDAZ staged on both sides of the river. The Technical Rescue Team was able to reach the driver using Ladder 4 and crews were able to guide th

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🏠✅🔥🎯Wildfire season is underway in the Southwest. KP Maxwell, Tucson Fire’s Wildland Coordinator, shows you how to create defensible space and protect your home from wildfire danger. These simple steps can save property—and lives. | Tucson Fire Department

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City of Tucson declares Stage II Fire Restrictions to prevent brush fires

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🚨HOUSE FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a house fire at 9:12 this morning in the 6000 block of East 21st Street. Engine 9 arrived on scene four minutes later and reported heavy fire involvement in both the home and the carport. One crew worked to battle the fire from inside the home, while another attacked the flames in the carport. Heavy smoke throughout the home made firefighting efforts especially challenging. The heat from the fire was so intense that it broke windows in the neighboring h

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🧠✅🎯👍Being a first responder comes with intense pressure, unpredictable challenges, and long shifts. It’s a tough job, one that can deeply impact mental and emotional well-being. This month, a few of our members are opening up about their experiences to help break the stigma around mental health in our field. If you’re facing a tough time, remember you’re not alone. Reaching out for help is a courageous step, not a sign of weakness. Tucson Fire’s Paramedic Matt Staples shares his story. | Tucs

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Earlier this year, Tucson Fire was dispatched to a house fire. While entering the home, crews received updated information that someone could be inside. We’re taking you inside with Captain Brian Anspach, who helped locate the victim. It’s not like the movies, it’s dark, it’s smoky. You may be disoriented in these conditions even in your own home. Having a working smoke detector and having an escape plan can save your life. This video also shows you what environment firefighters work in and how

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Tucson Fire was dispatched to a house fire at 2:42 this afternoon in the 2100 block of Sunland Vista. Battalion 1 arrived five minutes later and found a house on fire in the 2100 block of East Monterey Vista. High winds, heavy fire, and downed power lines spread the fire to a neighboring home across the alley on Sunland Vista. Flames also spread to a shed on another property across the alley. The fire caused some power lines to fall in the alley, hampering efforts to control the fire. A three-al

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Crews from the Tucson Fire Department responded to a car fire near Speedway and Howard around 6:50 p.m. Friday. The TFD said the fire was quickly put out, and one person was transported to a local hospital. | KOLD News 13

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🚨MOBILE HOME FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a residential fire in the 3000 block of East Lee Street at 7:33 this evening. Battalion 2 arrived four minutes later and reported large amounts of smoke in the area and a fully involved mobile home. Crews went defensive , fighting the fire from outside, and prevented the fire from spreading to nearby homes . The fire was called under control at 7:44. The home was vacant and no injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation. |

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TRT TEAM IN ACTION! This morning, Tucson Fire responded to a medical call at Tucson House. The patient needed to be transported, but there was a challenge: the elevators were out of service, and the patient lived on the 15th floor. Thanks to the incredible skills of our Technical Rescue team at Station 4-B, a rope system was quickly created to lower the patient safely onto the gurney! Our team is always ready to respond, no matter the challenge. Great job to everyone involved in this successful

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Powerful storm hits Tucson, leading to power outages, damage and more

Tucson Fire Department facing possible cuts, station closures

🚑 Meet Arianna Felix, one of our newest paramedic class members bringing her skills to Tucson Fire! Today she’s showing off Ambulance 4 at Station 4, where she’ll be serving our community. From classroom to emergency response, Arianna exemplifies dedication and courage in her new role. We’re proud to have her on our team! 👩‍🚒❤️‍🔥 #TucsonFire #NewParamedic #FirstResponders #ambulancelife | Tucson Fire Department

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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

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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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