Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services

08/31/2026

08/25/2026

🚒 Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services is currently hiring! 🚑

We are looking for motivated professionals ready to join our team and support the missions of Hill Air Force Base and the Utah Test and Training Range.

GS-09 Firefighter/Paramedic
💰 Starting Salary: $94,931.20
Minimum Certifications: Firefighter II, HazMat Awareness, HazMat Operations, and NREMT Paramedic

NJ-02 Paramedic (0640)
💰 Starting Salary: $59,966 based on a 48-hour workweek
📍 Supports range missions at the Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR)
No minimum age requirement
Minimum Certifications: HazMat Awareness and NREMT Paramedic

💵 Recruitment incentive approved for up to 25% of basic pay, with a maximum of $10,000.

These positions will be filled using Direct Hire Authority and will NOT be posted on USAJobs.

Interested? Send your resume and certifications directly to:

Deputy Chief Mike Burruss
📧 [email protected]

SMSgt John Valdez
📧 [email protected]

Come join the Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services team and be part of a mission that matters!

08/24/2026

Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services is proud to announce the promotion of Grayson Glass from Firefighter to Captain!

Captain Glass was joined by his family and members of the department for his pinning ceremony as he marked this important milestone in his fire service career.

His hard work, dedication, and commitment to the department have prepared him for this next step. We look forward to seeing him continue to grow and lead in his new role.

Please join us in congratulating Captain Grayson Glass on his well-earned promotion! 🚒👏

08/21/2026

So proud of everyone who attended and those who finished and received their patches!

50 hours is for those other classes. Hill AFB Class 19 goes harder and longer!

Hill Air Force Base recently hosted the Department of War Firefighter Rescue and Survival School, a five-day, 50-hour hands-on training program designed to develop resilient, combat-ready first

08/19/2026

Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services units are on scene at the Dugway Fire. Stay safe, stay hydrated, and thank you to all the crews working hard on the fire line.

08/16/2026

Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services Station #5 crews responded to a serious vehicle crash on westbound I-80 near Aragonite Saturday night.

Five people were involved after the vehicle left the roadway and overturned, with two occupants ejected. Tragically, one person died from their injuries. Four others were transported to area hospitals with serious injuries.

Our thoughts are with the victims, their families, and everyone affected by this tragic incident.

Please slow down, stay alert, and drive safely.

08/12/2026

For the past three days and nights, Hill AFB Fire & Emergency Services has supported a Davis County Fire wildland task force assigned to the Rocky Canyon Fire.

Davis County Fire crews have worked tirelessly to help protect lives, livestock, and property, and they will continue the fight until the job is done.

A special thank-you to Chief Maughan and Layton City Fire for organizing this task force and bringing agencies together. Strong partnerships and teamwork make a difference when our communities need us most.

Stay safe out there.