Arkansas Fallen Firefighters' Memorial

Arkansas Fallen Firefighters' Memorial The Arkansas Fallen Firefighters' Memorial is located on the State Capitol Grounds. Unfortunately, some do not make it back home.

Over 18,000 firefighters protect the life, property, and natural beauty of the Great State of Arkansas. Arkansans depend on firefighters to answer calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Whether professional, volunteer, rural, or wild land the citizens of Arkansas rely on these men and women to be there in some of the worst times. From minor accidents, to fully involved fires, to nat

ural disasters, to teaching fire safety, firefighters work tirelessly to assist their community. From the first recorded Arkansas firefighter killed in the line of duty in Fort Smith, on April 2, 1889 there have been 105 men and women who have given their lives to help another. The Arkansas Fallen Firefighters’ Memorial is a place of remembrance and honor for the sacrifices of the firefighters and their families. These firefighters and their families paid a price for their dedication and sacrifice, they will not be forgotten.

Limited time offer! See below. Thank you to everyone who purchased items at the Arkansas Fire Convention. We appreciate ...
06/07/2026

Limited time offer! See below. Thank you to everyone who purchased items at the Arkansas Fire Convention. We appreciate your support!

06/05/2026
05/27/2026

A new film project is casting in central Arkansas, and producers are looking for locals with real-world emergency response and media

05/22/2026

Royle Bradford Luker, a North Little Rock Navy man who was killed during the attack on Pearl Harbor, will be returning to his home state on May 30 to be laid to rest alongside his parents.

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05/19/2026

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The Remembering September 11th video series makes it easier for adults to introduce complex topics in ways children can understand, encouraging thoughtful learning, reflection, and connection.

05/18/2026

FEMA is making $648M available to help firefighters and first responders nationwide get the equipment, staffing and support they need to protect lives and communities. The funding includes:

• $291.6M for equipment, vehicles, PPE and responder wellness
• $324M to help departments hire, recruit and retain firefighters
• $32.4M for fire prevention and firefighter safety research

Applications open May 19 and close June 22. Learn more: fema.gov/press-release/20260518/dhs-makes-648-million-available-help-firefighters-and-first-responders

05/17/2026

The Manila Fire Department asks our community to keep one of our own, Firefighter Noah Holt, in your thoughts and prayers.

On Saturday, Noah was involved in a motorcycle accident and was flown to Regional One in Memphis for evaluation of possible serious facial injuries. At this time, Noah is in stable condition. He is very sore, bruised, and banged up, but he is awake, talking, and getting some much needed rest.

We are thankful for the care he is receiving and ask that you continue to pray for Noah as he begins the road to recovery.

Please also keep his family in your prayers during this time.

The Manila Fire Department stands with Noah and his family every step of the way.

One Team. One Fight.

05/17/2026

COMMUNITY ALERT Fort Smith Police Officer sustains life-threatening injuries in early morning shooting Fort Smith, Arkansas sent this bulletin at 05/17/2026 03:37 AM CDT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 17, 2026 CONTACT Aric Mitchell, PIO 479-709-5000 [email protected] COMMUNITY NOTICE Fort Smith Police...

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One Capitol Mall/Memorial Address/Mailing Address P. O. Box 56470 Little Rock, AR 72215
Little Rock, AR
72201

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+18702612912

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