Braddyville Fire Department

04/13/2026

National Dispatcher week.
Thank you Page Comm for being the voice in the dark. We have the best of the best in Page county

03/21/2026

The Braddyville Fire Department would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to support our benefit. Whether you attended, donated, volunteered your time, or helped spread the word—we truly appreciate each and every one of you.
Events like this remind us just how strong and supportive our community is. Your generosity helps us continue serving and protecting our town, and we couldn’t do it without you.
A special thank you to all of our firefighters, volunteers, and community members who worked so hard to make this event a success.
From all of us at the Braddyville Fire Department—thank you for standing behind us. We are proud to serve such an amazing community.

03/19/2026

Just a reminder Page County is still in a burn ban. This means absolutely no burning.

03/17/2026

Tomorrow March 18th

We will begin testing the outdoor warning sirens tomorrow March 18th at 10:00 am. Please comment where you hear them. They will be tested the 3rd Wednesday of each month through October. If there is a threat of severe weather we will cancel that month.
Also, as a heads up, next week is Severe Weather Awareness Week so watch for daily posts and we will participate in the statewide tornado drill on Wednesday March 25th at 10:00 am. This will be a great time to practice your tornado plan.

03/12/2026

No burning at all

03/06/2026

Page county is on a tornado watch until 10 pm 3/6/26

02/16/2026

Reminder to those who have burned over the weekend or last week, its prime fire conditions, warm, dry and winds increasing today and tomorrow. Please check your piles to make sure they are out. Embers can reignite quickly. Please look at current and future weather conditions before you decide to burn. The next couple days will NOT be good for burning, so please wait for better conditions. Never leave a controlled burn unattended and call into the non emergency number at Page County Communications to report all controlled burns 712-542-1419. Please stay safe and keep our responders safe by practicing smart fire safety.