Minidoka County Fire Protection District

Minidoka County Fire Protection District Minidoka County Fire Protection District is home to 3 Fire Stations.

Heyburn Station, East End Station, and Northside Station with a combination of 1 fulltime chief, 2 fulltime firefighters, and paid-on-call firefighters.

08/11/2026

We would like to thank Steve and his staff at The Snow Shoppe for stopping by local stations during trainings and offing shaved ice for the firefighters.

Today we had the honor of meeting the Bay to Brooklyn riders as they stopped in our area. What a great group of guys to ...
08/08/2026

Today we had the honor of meeting the Bay to Brooklyn riders as they stopped in our area. What a great group of guys to chat with and get to know. All of them are active or retired first responders one of them retired from FDNY and knew many that died in the 9/11 attacks. We wish them a safe journey as they continue their ride and we want to thank them for chatting with us.

08/04/2026

July Calls:

Medical: 40
False/Canceled: 13
Non-Injury Crash: 7
Injury Crash: 6
Unauthorized Burning: 4
Controlled Burn: 1
Unattended Camp Fire: 1
Investigate Fire: 1
Smoke Investigation: 2
Grass/Brush Fire: 4
Car Fire: 1
Power Pole Fire: 1
House Fire: 1
Kitchen Fire: 1
Tree Fire:1
Shop Fire: 1
Camp trailer Fire: 2
Assist: 2 (Burley Fire: Fire near house, Declo Fire: Brush Fire)

Total For the month: 89
Total for the Year: 476
Total number of responders for the calls: 1287

With the dry conditions please check for burn restrictions prior to lighting any fires. If you are not sure how to check this, please call us and we are happy to let you know of any restrictions in place.

There is an increase in the amount of smoke in our community this is from the fires in Oregon mostly and our thoughts are with all of those affected by those fires.

We want to thank our firefighters for their dedication.
Please remember to move over to the right and stop when you see us coming so that we can get to the emergency faster and safer.

Crazy numbers
07/30/2026

Crazy numbers

🚨🔥 PACIFIC NORTHWEST WILDFIRE UPDATE 🔥🚨

Washington and Oregon continue to battle an extraordinary wildfire season, with more than 1.72 million acres burning across dozens of large active fires.

📍 Washington: 205,055 acres are burning across 12 major incidents, led by the Kaiser Canyon Fire (126,402 acres).

📍 Oregon: 1,516,034 acres are burning across 22 large fires, with the Rowe Creek Complex (294,000 acres) and Big Grass Fire (292,087 acres) among the largest in the nation.

Firefighters continue working around the clock in steep terrain, extreme heat, low humidity, and challenging wind conditions to protect lives, homes, and critical infrastructure. Many communities remain under evacuation notices or heightened fire weather concerns, and conditions can change rapidly.

Please continue to respect closures, follow evacuation orders immediately if issued, and give emergency responders the space they need to do their jobs safely.

🙏 To all firefighters, dispatchers, aviation crews, law enforcement, EMS, and support personnel—thank you for your dedication and sacrifice.

Stay informed. Stay prepared. Stay safe.

— Retired Division Chief Will Spyrison
InciNotes Administrator

07/28/2026

To all of our followers:
Due to the air quality DEQ has issued a burn ban do not burn until the ban has been lifted

07/28/2026

WE AR ASKING FOR HELP!!!!!!
As large fires continue to impact our surrounding communities, firefighters are spending long hours on the fireline working to protect lives, homes, and property. These firefighters are RFPA's, volunteers and local mutual aid departments.

We're asking for your help in supporting these crews by donating much-needed supplies. Every bottle of water, snack, and personal care item helps keep firefighters fueled, hydrated, and ready for the next assignment.

Some of the most-needed items include:
💧 Bottled water
🥤 Electrolyte drinks
🍫 Protein & granola bars
🥜 Trail mix and nuts
🥩 Beef jerky
🍎 Individually packaged snacks
🧴 Body wipes, Sun Screen & Insect Repellent

📍 Drop-Off Location: Sand Hollow Fire Station, 5239 Black Canyon Rd. Caldwell Idaho 83607,, Parma Fire Station, 29200 Hwy 95, Parma, Idaho OR New Plymouth Fire, 328 Southeast Ave, New Plymouth Idaho 83655

If you're unable to donate supplies, gift cards to local grocery stores are also greatly appreciated and will be used to purchase additional items for fire crews.

Donations can also be made Via Venmo:
https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3968717503333443659&created=1785167371
Or Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2ADLIUXCQ7U49?ref_=wl_share

Thank you for helping us support the firefighters working tirelessly to protect our communities. Your generosity truly makes a difference. ❤️🚒

Please share this post to help us reach more members of our community.

Just after 5pm Heyburn station was dispatched to a trailer on fire on I-84 Milepost 214. Trailer was detached from the p...
07/23/2026

Just after 5pm Heyburn station was dispatched to a trailer on fire on I-84 Milepost 214. Trailer was detached from the pickup truck and the trailer was fully involved when they arrived. Heyburn Fire was assisted by Declo Fire who was also dispatched. The fire also started a grass fire along the interstate which was also extinguished. No injuries were reported. Idaho State Police & Emergency Response Ambulance also responded to the scene.

🚨Structure Fire Response 🚨 Around 5:45 this evening Heyburn station was paged out to 2000 block of U street for a house ...
07/20/2026

🚨Structure Fire Response 🚨

Around 5:45 this evening Heyburn station was paged out to 2000 block of U street for a house fire. Before the 1st Heyburn Engine was en route was advised by dispatch that house was fully involved. Due to volunteers being on on a Medical Call involving CPR in progress at the same time and the hot weather, mutual aid was Requested from Burley Fire & East End station.
First Engine from a Heyburn with a crew of 3 arrived within minutes of dispatch to find the single story house with a garage fully involved spreading to the rest of the home. No one was inside at the time but firefighters were able to rescue the family dog. The fire was contained within a hour & all units cleared around 8:45. The house is a total loss. No injuries were reported. The family is being assisted by the Burley Firefighters Burnout Fund & The Red Cross. During this incident Heyburn Fire had 2 other calls which East End and Heyburn firefighters covered those 2 calls.
Total Response to the incident 15 Firefighters/1 Command
Heyburn 2 Engines, Water Tender, Brush Truck
East End Station 2 Engines
Burley Fire 1 Engine
Heyburn Police
Cassia County Sherriff’s Office
Emergency Response Ambulance
United Electric

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1120 21st Street
Heyburn, ID
83336

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+12086798250

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