Provo Fire & Rescue

Provo Fire & Rescue Serving the citizens of Provo since 1890. Welcome to the official Provo Fire & Rescue page. We welcome your input and positive comments.

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🚒 Is the fire hydrant in front of your home ready for an emergency?When firefighters arrive at a structure fire or brush...
06/10/2026

🚒 Is the fire hydrant in front of your home ready for an emergency?

When firefighters arrive at a structure fire or brush fire, every second counts. Overgrown bushes, shrubs, and landscaping around fire hydrants can delay access to the water supply needed to protect lives and property.

Did you know? The fire code requires property owners to maintain a minimum of 3 feet of clear space around fire hydrants in front of their homes and keep them free of vegetation, fences, vehicles, and other obstructions.

We encourage all residents to take a few minutes to trim back shrubs and clear any obstacles around hydrants near their homes. This simple step helps firefighters gain immediate access to water during an emergency and can make a critical difference when protecting lives and property.

Thank you for helping keep our community safe and our hydrants visible, accessible, and ready when they’re needed most!

06/09/2026

Brush fire at Tracy Hall Parkway and Ironton Blvd. Please stay out of the area!

Please join us in celebrating Captain Devan Tandy on his 21 years of dedicated service with Provo Fire & Rescue.Througho...
06/02/2026

Please join us in celebrating Captain Devan Tandy on his 21 years of dedicated service with Provo Fire & Rescue.

Throughout his career, Captain Tandy served our community with professionalism, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. In addition to his frontline service, he was a valued member of our Training Division, helping develop and mentor the next generation of firefighters and ensuring our personnel are prepared to meet the challenges of the job.

His dedication has left a lasting impact on our department, our firefighters, and the citizens we serve.

Thank you, Captain Tandy, for 21 years of service, sacrifice, and leadership.

06/01/2026

Wildfire mitigation in action!

On May 16, Provo Fire & Rescue’s Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Fuels Crew partnered with the Quail Valley HOA and residents to reduce wildfire risk in one of Provo’s most vulnerable wildland-urban interface neighborhoods.

Through vegetation removal, chipping operations, and defensible space efforts, residents worked alongside our crew to help create a safer community and better protect homes from the threat of wildfire.

Projects like this are a team effort, and we’re grateful for the residents who took the time to prepare their properties and invest in wildfire resilience. We’d also like to thank our partners at Provo Parks & Recreation and Provo Power for their continued support and collaboration in helping make these mitigation projects possible.

Remember: the work you do around your home today can make a significant difference during wildfire season.

For more information about wildfire preparedness, defensible space, and mitigation resources, visit: https://www.provo.gov/888/Wildfire-Safety

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After 27 years of dedicated service with Provo Fire & Rescue, Captain Dan Cather is hanging up his helmet.Throughout his...
04/29/2026

After 27 years of dedicated service with Provo Fire & Rescue, Captain Dan Cather is hanging up his helmet.

Throughout his career, Dan played a pivotal role in building and strengthening Provo’s wildland program while also serving nationally as a Type III Incident Commander. His leadership took him across the country, supervising complex wildfire incidents and bringing that invaluable experience back home to our community.

Thank you, Captain Cather, for your leadership, mentorship, and unwavering commitment to the safety of others. Congratulations on a well-earned retirement!

04/27/2026

Don't worry, Provo! We are prepared to keep you safe in any situation - even when fire and power mix.

Congratulations to Captain Andy Hall on being named Fire Officer of the Year! Your leadership, dedication, and commitmen...
04/21/2026

Congratulations to Captain Andy Hall on being named Fire Officer of the Year! Your leadership, dedication, and commitment to serving our community set the standard for excellence in the fire service. We’re grateful for the impact you make every day and proud to recognize this well-deserved honor. Thank you for all you do!

Thank you to our dispatchers!
04/13/2026

Thank you to our dispatchers!

Join us as we celebrate Captain Dan Cather and his 27 years of dedicated service as he heads into a well-earned retireme...
03/31/2026

Join us as we celebrate Captain Dan Cather and his 27 years of dedicated service as he heads into a well-earned retirement. Let’s come together to thank Dan for his leadership, commitment, and the lasting impact he’s made on our department and community.

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