Cabot Fire Department

Cabot Fire Department Additionally, we respond to rescue and medical emergencies in our city. Our department operates from four staffed stations.

Cabot Fire Department is responsible for the prevention and suppression of fires within the City of Cabot, Arkansas with a resident population rapidly growing to 30,000 people. Each station houses at least one fire engine and a host of other apparatus, vehicles, and equipment. The department currently has 45 full-time, professional firefighters. Our firefighters are trained to a minimum certification of Firefighter II, Emergency Medical Technician-Basic, and Hazardous Materials-Operations.

We had a great time today at Building Bridges Developmental and Community Services, Inc. CABOT We enjoyed a nice lunch p...
05/19/2026

We had a great time today at Building Bridges Developmental and Community Services, Inc. CABOT
We enjoyed a nice lunch prepared by the wonderful clients and staff! We loved learning about what you do and the programs you offer. Thank you for having us!🔥

05/13/2026

Help us kick off the THV11 Summer Cereal Drive by dropping off your cereal donations at any cabot fire station! We thank you for helping us support our Cabot community❤️🚒🔥
Central Fire Station: 1000 S 2nd St

A few Cabot High School students stopped by Central Station, Station 2, and Station 4 today! We loved getting the chance...
05/08/2026

A few Cabot High School students stopped by Central Station, Station 2, and Station 4 today! We loved getting the chance to show you around, talk about the fire service, and share what we do each day to serve our community.
We appreciate your interest, great questions, and positive attitudes. Thanks for visiting — we hope to see some future firefighters and first responders in this group! 🚒🔥

Today, we recognize and celebrate the brave men and women who serve our communities with courage, commitment, and heart....
05/04/2026

Today, we recognize and celebrate the brave men and women who serve our communities with courage, commitment, and heart.
On International Firefighters’ Day, we honor the dedication of firefighters everywhere—those who run toward danger when others are told to stay back, who stand ready at all hours, and who put service above self each and every day.
We also take time to remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Their legacy lives on in the work we continue to do and in the bonds we share.
To our firefighters, both here at CFD and around the world: thank you for your strength, your sacrifice, and your unwavering commitment to protecting lives and property.
Stay safe. Stay strong. 🔥🚒

We were proud to be part of Freshman Academy Career Day today! đźš’Our firefighters had a great time speaking with students...
05/01/2026

We were proud to be part of Freshman Academy Career Day today! đźš’
Our firefighters had a great time speaking with students about what it’s like to serve in the fire service—sharing real-life experiences, demonstrating equipment, and answering questions about the job. Opportunities like this help inspire the next generation and give students a closer look at careers that make a difference every day.
Thank you to the school for inviting us out and to all the students who participated and showed interest. Who knows—we may have met some future firefighters today! 🔥👨‍🚒👩‍🚒

Congratulations to Firefighter Kallen Coats on earning his shield and completing his rookie year! Kallen proved himself ...
04/21/2026

Congratulations to Firefighter Kallen Coats on earning his shield and completing his rookie year! Kallen proved himself by forcing entry, advancing a charged line to knock down the fire, and ventilating the structure. He helped remove an adult victim, rescued a baby from the second floor, and went back in to bring his partner out to safety.
A well-earned shield and a strong start to his career 🚒🔥

Be advised that the Burn Ban for the city limits of Cabot has been lifted!
04/08/2026

Be advised that the Burn Ban for the city limits of Cabot has been lifted!

04/03/2026

One of the toughest parts of this job is not knowing how the story ends for the people we care for. We meet patients on some of the worst days of their lives. We do everything we can in that moment, and then we move on to the next call, often wondering what happened next.

Today, we got that answer for a call in Cabot.

On March 26, Mrs. Sheila Boser collapsed at home. Her heart stopped, and she wasn’t breathing. Because of the immediate actions of her husband and the coordinated response from MEMS, Cabot Fire Department and Cabot Police Department , she was resuscitated.

Today, she celebrated the life that was returned to her through a reunion with the responders who saved her, bringing closure to a story that is too often left unfinished. Moments like this don’t happen often. When they do, they matter.

03/31/2026

Behind every call is training like this🔥
Today our team worked on hose advancement, search and rescue, and ladder operations to better serve and protect our Cabot community.💪🏼🚒

Due to windy and dry conditions, a burn ban is now in effect within the Cabot city limits beginning today (3/23). Please...
03/23/2026

Due to windy and dry conditions, a burn ban is now in effect within the Cabot city limits beginning today (3/23). Please refrain from all outdoor burning until further notice.

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1000 S 2nd
Cabot, AR
72023

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+15018437671

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