Dugway Fire Department

01/22/2026

Dugway firefighters working with a 5 ton M series 6x6. Date unknown.

01/22/2026

Way back Wednesday: Dugway firefighters fighting a vehicle fire in the West Desert.

01/15/2026

During training this week our crews sharpened their skills with hands-on HazMat and structural operations training. HazMat training focused on Level A suit familiarization, including donning and doffing procedures, mobility, communications, and operating effectively while fully encapsulated. Structural drills reinforced coordinated operations and crew safety. Training like this ensures we’re ready to respond safely, confidently, and effectively—no matter the hazard.

01/07/2026

 We are proud to announce Mr. Greene and Mr. Christensen as our newest selections for Assistant Chief.

Both bring a strong commitment to leadership, service, and the continued success of our department. We are confident they will serve our organization and community with professionalism and dedication.

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Please join us in congratulating them on this well-deserved achievement!

01/06/2026

It is with deep sadness that we have just learned of the passing of Glen Rowberry, a retired member of the Dugway Fire Department.

Glen proudly served the Dugway community from 1979 to 2007, dedicating nearly three decades to the fire service and retiring at the rank of Captain. Throughout his career, he exemplified professionalism, leadership, and a steadfast commitment to protecting others.

Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with Glen’s family, friends, and all who had the honor of serving alongside him during this difficult time. His legacy of service will not be forgotten.

Glen was born on September 5th, 1950 and passed away on November 27th, 2025 at the age of 75

12/25/2025

From our firehouse to yours, wherever you find yourself and however you celebrate, thank you for what you do. Stay safe and warm this holiday.

12/23/2025

This morning, our crews conducted a HAZMAT drill focused on hazard recognition and coordinated response actions. These hands-on exercises ensure we’re ready to protect our team, the installation, and the community—no matter the threat.

Prepared. Professional. Ready.

12/22/2025

Getting our sets and reps in for the holidays! While many are gearing up for the holiday season, our crews are staying focused on readiness. Today’s ARFF training exercise emphasized resupply operations during emergency incidents and effective hand line deployment, reinforcing the fundamentals that matter when seconds count.

Consistent training ensures our firefighters are ready—no matter the time of year. The commitment doesn’t pause for the holidays, and neither does our mission.

Strong work by all involved.

12/13/2025

Despite the cold temperatures, our crews stayed mission-ready during this month’s ARFF training. ❄️✈️

Firefighters advanced hose lines to establish a protected rescue path and practiced coordinated resupply operations and pilot extrication, reinforcing the skills required to operate effectively during aircraft emergencies. Training in challenging conditions ensures we’re prepared to respond safely and efficiently—no matter the weather.