Mohave Valley Professional Firefighters

06/07/2026

What an incredible day of friendly competition, teamwork, and community fun at the inaugural Battle for the Buoy Water Ball Showdown!

Firefighters, families, and community members came together to enjoy a great event filled with laughs, water, and a little healthy rivalry. Events like these are a great reminder that the fire service is about more than emergency response—it’s about building relationships and strengthening the bond between firefighters and the communities we proudly serve.

A huge congratulations goes out to Robert Foster and his wife, Katie Foster, for taking 1st Place and earning bragging rights as the inaugural Battle for the Buoy champions! 🏆🔥 Their teamwork, determination, and competitive spirit carried them all the way to the top.

06/07/2026

River season is here — and we want everyone to make it home safe.

Before you hit the water:
• Wear a life jacket
• Designate a sober operator
• Keep a constant eye on children
• Hydrate early and often
• Respect river conditions, currents, and changing weather

Arizona heat and river conditions can turn dangerous fast. A great day on the water starts with preparation and smart decisions. Stay safe, look out for each other, and enjoy the season responsibly. 🌊☀️🚤

06/05/2026

🔥🎗️ June is .

The stress of the job doesn't always end when the call is over. If you or a fellow member are struggling, help is available.

Explore resources for members ➡️ iaff.org/behavioral-health

06/05/2026

Station 84 A Shift
Captain Winn • Firefighter Michel • Engineer Smith

Behind every call is a crew committed to service, training, and protecting this community. Day after day, these firefighters continue to show up ready to answer the call — whether it’s emergency response, training, or serving the people who count on us most.

Thank you to the firefighters who put in the work quietly, professionally, and consistently every single shift. Your dedication does not go unnoticed.

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

Arizona summers can turn dangerous in minutes. Extreme heat affects everyone — kids, adults, pets, and even healthy people working or playing outside. Stay ahead of the heat by hydrating early, taking breaks in the shade, and checking on family, friends, and neighbors.

Never leave children or pets in a vehicle — not even for a minute. Together, we can keep our community safe this summer. ☀️🚒

06/02/2026

🚒 TRAINING TUESDAY 🚒

Reps matter.
Today our crews focused on hose loads for our engine companies — deploy, stretch, reload, and do it again until it becomes second nature.

The fireground doesn’t care if you’re tired, distracted, or having an off day. Muscle memory and teamwork save time when seconds count.

Crosslays packed right.
Deployments smooth.
Reloads clean.
Ready for the next call.

Train like your citizens depend on it — because they do.

06/01/2026

Summer in Arizona means triple-digit temps, river traffic, brush fire potential, and nonstop calls. Our crews
are training daily, checking equipment, and preparing for whatever comes next — from medical emergencies to
wildland response and water rescues. Stay hydrated. Stay alert. Stay safe. We’re ready when you need us. International Association of Fire Fighters Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona Team 10th

05/29/2026

🔥🚨 LOCAL 4295 GUN RAFFLE 🚨🔥

Local 4295 Mohave Valley Professional Firefighters are proud to announce our latest raffle in support of the firefighters who proudly serve our community every day.

🎟 Tickets are ONLY $20 each
💥 Prize:
Savage MSR 15 Recon 2.0
• .223 Wylde
• 16.13” Barrel
• Black Semi-Automatic Modern Sporting Rifle
• 30+1 Capacity

Every ticket purchased helps support Local 4295 and the work we do for our firefighters and our community.

⚠️ Winner must be 18 years or older and legally able to purchase/possess a firearm. Background check required. Winner responsible for complying with all federal, state, and local laws.

If you’d like tickets, please reach out to any of our Local 4295 members!

Thank you all for the continued support of your Mohave Valley firefighters. 🇺🇸🚒