Did you know TFD relies on an average of 22 firefighters working overtime every day to keep trucks in service? Without them, 4–8 fire trucks could be shut down daily, reducing our ability to respond to emergencies. Those trucks stay staffed because Tucson firefighters regularly work extra hours to maintain service levels. Without their effort, community safety would be at risk. It’s important to understand how essential their commitment is and what’s at stake without it. | Tucson Fire Fighters A

Last week, Tucson firefighters stopped by PACC to give shelter dogs a break from kennel life and some much-needed exercise. With hundreds of dogs at the shelter, a walk around the lake, a run for the high-energy pups, plus plenty of cuddles and treats goes a long way! 🐕‍🦺🚶‍♂️ 🐾 We know many of you fell in love with Hazel a couple of weeks ago. She has found her forever home, but there are so many other dogs at PACC still waiting for theirs. If you were hoping to adopt Hazel, we encourage you

🚨VEHICLE FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a vehicle fire at 2080 East Beverly Drive at 1:42 this afternoon. Engine 3 arrived four minutes later and found a large tractor trailer, unattached to a truck, on fire. Crews extinguished the fire in two minutes and prevented it from spreading to other tractor trailers on the property. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation. | Tucson Fire Department

For Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re highlighting Station 14, a cornerstone of Tucson’s south side. It originally opened in 1960 on South 6th Avenue and moved to its current home at 5757 South Liberty in 1968. Beyond answering calls for service, the crews here take pride in their neighborhood. Station 14 adopted Liberty Avenue through the City’s Adopt-A-Street program and even planted the trees that line the street, a lasting commitment to keeping their community safe and thriving. To honor its de

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Meet firefighter Stuart Sherman. He’s been part of Tucson Fire Department for a decade, riding backwards on the trucks, but his firefighting journey started even earlier with the Air Force. When he’s off duty, you’ll usually find him on the sand, playing beach volleyball, his true passion. Get to know Stuart in this video! | Tucson Fire Department

Merry Christmas from the TFD family to yours! | Tucson Fire Department