Remote Hydrants

06/20/2026

💧🔥 What if you could create a hydrant where one doesn't exist?
This demonstration shows how Remote Hydrants can provide rapid water access from lakes, ponds, reservoirs, and other static water sources—delivering dependable water supply where traditional hydrants are unavailable.
✅ Fast deployment
✅ Remote pump operation
✅ Supports wildfire response, training, and water shuttle operations
✅ Ideal for rural, WUI, and remote locations

Tahoe City Public Utility District South Lake Tahoe Fire Rescue U.S. Forest Service - Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit

06/16/2026

How Far Away Is Your Emergency Water Supply?

If your community's pond or lake is only 500 feet from the road, it may be closer than you think.

Firefighters regularly use static water sources during wildfires when hydrants are unavailable. The key is having a safe, reliable access plan in place before an emergency occurs.
See how communities are improving wildfire preparedness using existing water sources.

06/08/2026

🔥 Water supply shouldn't slow down firefighting. 🔥

This video shows how Remote Hydrants provides automated, dependable water access in areas where traditional hydrants don't exist.
By connecting to lakes, ponds, reservoirs, or other remote water sources, Remote Hydrants helps keep water moving with minimal personnel, reduced apparatus wear, and faster turnaround times for water tenders.
When every minute matters, having a reliable water supply closer to the incident can make all the difference.

💧 Automated water access 🚒 Faster tanker fill operations 👨‍🚒 Reduced staffing demands 🌲 Ideal for rural and wildland communities
Remote Hydrants helps turn available water into accessible water.

📩 Contact us to learn how Remote Hydrants can support wildfire preparedness and emergency response in your community.

06/06/2026

💧🚒 Water is everywhere—access is the challenge.
Today’s Remote Hydrant demonstration showed how ponds, lakes, irrigation reservoirs, and other natural water sources can become reliable emergency water supplies when communities need them most.
Remote Hydrants help fire agencies, Community Services Districts (CSDs), water agencies, and rural communities improve emergency preparedness by providing rapid access to water in areas where traditional hydrants may not exist.
✅ Expands available firefighting water sources
✅ Supports rural and WUI communities
✅ Enhances emergency response readiness
✅ Helps strengthen community resilience
Every accessible water source can become part of a community’s emergency water network.

05/31/2026

Built for reliability when water access matters most, Remote Hydrants provide a dependable water source in areas where traditional hydrants don't exist. Whether supporting wildfire response, rural firefighting, emergency planning, or water supply resilience, these systems help bring water where it's needed.
Simple. Portable. Effective.
Interested in seeing what a Remote Hydrant can do for your community, water district, or fire agency? Reach out to learn more.

05/31/2026

Mosquito Fire Protection District- Station 75 A big thank you to all of the organizers, partners, volunteers, and community members who made today's event such a success. We appreciate the invitation and the opportunity to be part of an event focused on wildfire preparedness, evacuation readiness, and community resilience.
It was great connecting with residents and fellow agencies, sharing how Remote Hydrants can help improve emergency water access and support firefighting efforts in areas where traditional water infrastructure may be limited.

05/05/2026

Great demo with Clear Lake Fire Safe Council. Instead of relying on local hydrants that can run dry during a major incident, this setup allows crews to utilize water directly from Clear Lake—providing a reliable, high-volume source when it matters most.
Expanding access beyond fixed infrastructure helps strengthen response capability and keeps water flowing where it’s needed most.

05/02/2026

02/06/2026

01/30/2026

We’ve been working behind the scenes.
The new Remote Hydrants website is officially live.
Take a look and tell us what you think!

Remotehydrants.com