Ganado Fire District

03/31/2026

A cold front will bring breezy and cooler conditions today, along with chances for showers and thunderstorms through the first-half of Wednesday.

02/17/2026

Although snow accumulation this morning was not significant, there are still slick road conditions out there. Periods of hazardous travel will be expected through the week from this active winter weather pattern. Be sure to check AZ511.com before heading out!

02/13/2026

01/22/2026

Prepare for snowfall forecast this Friday and Saturday.

Here is the preliminary snowfall forecast for the next storm system. Most of this is expected to fall from Friday evening through Saturday evening. Check back with us over the next couple days as this forecast will get fine tuned. ***Also - if your travel plans take you east of Arizona this weekend, please check weather.gov for conditions along your route.*** Winter Storm Watches stretch from the White Mountains of Arizona all the way to Virginia and the Carolinas!

01/20/2026

🔥 Ganado Fire District Thanks Navajo Nation Council & Delegate Vince R. James 🔥

The Ganado Fire District extends its sincere appreciation to Vince R. James and the Navajo Nation Council for advocating on behalf of public safety during the 31st Anniversary Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day at the Arizona State Capitol.

During meetings with Arizona state legislators, Delegate James emphasized the importance of keeping the Ganado Fire Department operational and supported efforts to seek appropriations that strengthen emergency services for Ganado and surrounding communities.

The Ganado Fire District serves five chapters and provides extended emergency response to 14 surrounding communities. We are grateful for the continued leadership and commitment of the Navajo Nation Council in prioritizing public safety and protecting rural fire and emergency services.

Thank you for standing with Ganado Fire District and our communities. 🚒🔥

12/17/2025

Ganado Fire District – Community Update (December 15)

The Ganado Fire District wants to reassure our community that emergency response services remain fully operational across the 1,000 square miles we serve. Fire and emergency responses continue without interruption.

12/09/2025

Ganado Fire District Public Notice

The Ganado Fire District is continuing all emergency operations and response services without interruption. Your safety remains our top priority.

However, the District has made an administrative decision to close the emergency dispatch center. This change does not affect our ability to respond to emergencies in our service area.

If you have any questions or need further clarification, please contact:
Fire Chief Dewayne Woodie
📞 (928) 755-3424
📧 [email protected]

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.