Hualapai Fire and EMS

Hualapai Fire and EMS Provide Fire Suppression and Prevention, as well as Emergency Medical Services to the Hualapai Tribe.

Thank you to everyone who made our Inaugural Hualapai Fire & EMS Junior Fire Academy a tremendous success!Over the cours...
07/23/2026

Thank you to everyone who made our Inaugural Hualapai Fire & EMS Junior Fire Academy a tremendous success!

Over the course of the academy, our cadets learned important fire safety principles, basic first aid, hands-only CPR, and introductory firefighter skills. They explored our fire engines, ambulances, and specialized equipment, then put their new knowledge to work by using teamwork to search for and rescue a mannequin from a simulated "burning" building.

Most importantly, they built confidence, learned how to help others, and discovered what it means to serve their community. The enthusiasm, teamwork, and determination these young participants demonstrated made us incredibly proud and we had just as much fun as they did!

We hope this academy is only the beginning. Our goal is to inspire the next generation of firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, and public servants and provide a pathway into the fire and EMS profession. We look forward to welcoming these future responders back to our Junior Fire Academy each year as they continue to learn and grow.

To every cadet who attended: thank you for your hard work and positive attitude. Remember, Hualapai Fire & EMS is always here for you. Whether it's an emergency, a question about fire and EMS, or you simply need someone to turn to, our doors are always open. We hope you know you can count on us, because that's what we're here for.

We can't wait to see what next year brings!

The 4th of July is our favorite holiday of the year, and this year's celebration did not disappoint!The Hualapai Tribe's...
07/05/2026

The 4th of July is our favorite holiday of the year, and this year's celebration did not disappoint!

The Hualapai Tribe's Independence Day celebration was held on July 2nd. It was a great evening filled with smiles, fireworks, and plenty of fun. We were especially happy to coordinate the fireworks display and help keep the kids cool while everyone enjoyed the festivities!

Most importantly, everyone celebrated safely, and that's something we're incredibly grateful for.

We hope you all had as much fun as we did and have a safe and happy Independence Day weekend!

Hualapai Fire and EMS has placed a new 3,000-gallon water tender into service, funded through the U.S. Environmental Pro...
07/01/2026

Hualapai Fire and EMS has placed a new 3,000-gallon water tender into service, funded through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) Grant Program.

Just one year ago, all responding units combined carried less than the 3000 gallons that this vehicle carries alone. Combined with the new Pumper/Tenders, we arrive to the scene of a fire with a total of 7000 gallons, significantly improving the department's ability to fight fires in rural areas of the Hualapai Reservation

A water tender's primary purpose is to transport water from remote water sources to fires where hydrants are unavailable or inadequate, helping to provide a reliable water supply for firefighting operations throughout the reservation.

This project supports the EPA's goal of reducing emissions by replacing aging, non-compliant fire apparatus while simultaneously strengthening Hualapai Fire and EMS's ability to protect the lives, property, and natural resources throughout the reservation.

The department is grateful for this investment in the safety of the Hualapai People and future generations. Also included in the project is a new 2025 Dodge 4x4 Ambulance scheduled to be delivered on July 13th.

This week, the fire service lost three wildland firefighters: Emily Barker, Nick Hutcherson, and Sydney Watson. Three pe...
06/30/2026

This week, the fire service lost three wildland firefighters: Emily Barker, Nick Hutcherson, and Sydney Watson. Three people who answered the call knowing the risks, but chose to serve anyway.

Every firefighter understands that this job is dangerous, but that reality never makes these tragedies any easier. Behind every badge is a family, friends, and a crew that expected them to come home.

On behalf of everyone at Hualapai Fire and EMS, we send our deepest condolences to their families, their crews, and the entire wildland firefighting community. We also keep those who were injured in our thoughts as they recover.
Please take a moment today to remember these three firefighters and the sacrifice they made in service to others.

Rest easy, Emily, Nick, and Sydney

📣***JUST A REMINDER ***📣For the FASTEST response times and direct contact with the appropriate dispatch center, call the...
06/20/2026

📣***JUST A REMINDER ***📣

For the FASTEST response times and direct contact with the appropriate dispatch center, call these numbers for the services needed!

Fire and EMS : 928-769-2205

Law Enforcement and Animal Control: 928-769-2220

🍦HURRY!! THE CREWS ARE HANDING OUT POPSICLES! LOOKS LIKE THEY ARE IN THE BUCK AND DOE AREA 👀 TRY AND CATCH EM'🍦
06/05/2026

🍦HURRY!! THE CREWS ARE HANDING OUT POPSICLES! LOOKS LIKE THEY ARE IN THE BUCK AND DOE AREA 👀 TRY AND CATCH EM'🍦

🎉 CONGRATULATIONS EMT TEAGIN LEWIS🎉Hualapai Fire and EMS is proud to announce that Teagin has graduated from EMT school ...
05/29/2026

🎉 CONGRATULATIONS EMT TEAGIN LEWIS🎉

Hualapai Fire and EMS is proud to announce that Teagin has graduated from EMT school and successfully passed the National Registry examination, earning her certification as an Emergency Medical Technician.

A graduate of the department's Earn-As-You-Learn Program, Teagin represents the next generation of emergency responders serving the Hualapai Community. Through dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to helping others, she has reached an important milestone in her professional journey.

Teagin will begin her assignment on C Shift with Hualapai Fire and EMS, where she will continue her training and serve alongside fellow firefighters and EMS professionals. Looking ahead, she plans to attend a fire academy and ultimately pursue certification as a paramedic.

The Earn-As-You-Learn Program was developed to create opportunities for local community members to enter the fire and EMS profession while receiving support and mentorship throughout their training.

Hualapai Fire and EMS congratulates Teagin on this significant achievement and looks forward to supporting her continued growth and success in the emergency services field. Her accomplishment reflects the department's ongoing commitment to investing in the future of emergency services for the Hualapai Nation.

During EMS Week 2026, Hualapai Fire & EMS proudly recognizes the EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, dispatchers, and health...
05/20/2026

During EMS Week 2026, Hualapai Fire & EMS proudly recognizes the EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, dispatchers, and healthcare partners who serve our community every day.

This year’s theme, “Improving Outcomes, Together,” reflects the teamwork behind every emergency response — from the 911 call, to care in the field, to continued treatment at the hospital.

Our crews are honored to serve the Hualapai Community and everyone traveling through our area 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Please join us in thanking the EMS professionals who continue to serve with dedication, compassion, and pride.

🧠It's TBI month!🧠Did you know there are at least 64 million adults in the United States who report having sustained a tr...
03/19/2026

🧠It's TBI month!🧠

Did you know there are at least 64 million adults in the United States who report having sustained a traumatic brain injury in their lifetimes? A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is more than just a bump on the head. It is an injury that affects how the brain works and can lead to short- or long-term health problems.

TBIs can occur when a person experiences a bump, blow, or jolt to the head, or from a penetrating injury to the head, such as a gunshot wound. These injuries vary in severity. Some are mild, like a concussion, while others are moderate or severe and may require hospitalization, rehabilitation, and long-term support.

Raising awareness about TBIs and taking steps to prevent injuries can help protect individuals and communities from the serious impacts of brain injury.

We are proud to add another skilled member to help protect the Hualapai People. Please join us in welcoming our newest F...
02/16/2026

We are proud to add another skilled member to help protect the Hualapai People. Please join us in welcoming our newest Firefighter/EMT to Hualapai Fire and EMS.

Madelyn Dyson

Age: 19

Hometown: Kemmerer, WY

Family: Madelyn has both of her parents and a stepmother. She also has a sister.

Years in the Fire Service: 1.5 years in fire and 1 year in EMS

Proudest Professional Achievement: Getting the POC of the Year award.

What draws her to Fire/EMS: I've always been drawn to helping people when they are in need!

Why Hualapai Fire and EMS: I wanted to experience and learn in a new environment.

Favorite Movie: The Lost Boys

Goals: I want to become a Paramedic and become a flight medic.

Welcome to the team, Madelyn. We are proud to have you serving with Hualapai Fire and EMS as we continue our mission of providing the Hualapai people with the care they deserve.

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