Sedona Fire

Sedona Fire An unprecedented look into SFD, keeping you safe in one of the most beautiful places on earth!

Sedona Fire dates back before 1950 when the emergency response was completely volunteer. Today we have five stations and 72 operational employees handling medical response, fire suppression, wildland-urban interface, and both swift water and high angle rope rescue. Our district covers nearly 200 square miles and recreationists manage to climb, bike, walk and hike pretty much anywhere the eye can s

ee. On this page, you will see station life, crews training, dynamic calls, safety updates, helpful tips and hints about our area, and dedicated, passionate people who love what they do. Welcome to the family and thank you for joining us on our journey!

08/25/2026

SIGN BANNERS TO THANK POCKET FIRE RESPONDERS

The community is invited to come to the Community Library Sedona on Wednesday, August 26, from 11:00 am - 7:00 pm to show appreciation for the firefighters and first responders who worked to protect the community during the Pocket Fire near Sedona.

As part of the America 250 celebration, we put up 74 banners across the community. On Aug. 26, those banners will be brought to the Community Library Sedona, where residents, families, and others can stop by to sign the banners with messages of gratitude, creating a lasting reminder of the community’s appreciation for those who answered the call to protect the Sedona area during the fire.

After the signing event, the banners will be sent to the primary Pocket Fire response agencies who will make sure they get distributed to the broader responding organizations.

Community members and their families are encouraged to stop to add their signature and a personal message of thanks.

08/19/2026

TRAINING NOTICE – MONDAY, AUGUST 24

Sedona Fire District, the Sedona Police Department and Verde Valley Regional SWAT Team will be conducting a full-scale training exercise on Monday, August 24, from approximately 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 401 Jordan Road in Uptown Sedona.

Residents and visitors in the area may notice an increased presence of emergency vehicles and personnel and may hear simulated gunfire or other loud noises as part of the exercise.

This is a planned training exercise and not an active emergency.

Please avoid the training area while crews conduct the exercise. We appreciate the community’s understanding as our local agencies train together to prepare for emergency situations.

We’d like to update everyone with the most recent information from the Forest Service regarding the Hart Fire. Last nigh...
08/07/2026

We’d like to update everyone with the most recent information from the Forest Service regarding the Hart Fire.

Last night, we did receive rainfall in the area of the fire which improved conditions. There may still be smoke visible in the area.

We invite our community to join us for our 2026 Memorial Observance on Friday, September 11, beginning at 8:45 a.m. at S...
08/05/2026

We invite our community to join us for our 2026 Memorial Observance on Friday, September 11, beginning at 8:45 a.m. at Station 6 (2675 State Route 179).

Congratulations to Firefighter Elijah Mylott on graduating from paramedic school!This achievement represents countless h...
07/30/2026

Congratulations to Firefighter Elijah Mylott on graduating from paramedic school!

This achievement represents countless hours of hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving our community at the highest level.

Calling all former Sedona Fire District volunteers, employees, and retirees!Do you have old photos from your time with S...
07/29/2026

Calling all former Sedona Fire District volunteers, employees, and retirees!

Do you have old photos from your time with Sedona Fire District? We’d love your help preserving our history.

We’re looking for photos of:

* Firefighters and crews
* Fire apparatus
* Fire stations
* Community events
* Training
* Behind-the-scenes moments
* Any other memories from years past

Whether your photos are digital or tucked away in an old photo album, we’d love to see them. If you have printed photos, we’re happy to scan them and return the originals to you.

Help us preserve the legacy and history of Sedona Fire District for future generations.

Please send digital photos or contact us about scanning printed photos at [email protected].

Thank you for helping us preserve the history of Sedona Fire District.

With containment of the Pocket Fire progressing, we are happy to see rains come to the area. With that being said, wildf...
07/18/2026

With containment of the Pocket Fire progressing, we are happy to see rains come to the area.

With that being said, wildfire and rain can create conditions for flooding that can potentially be very dangerous. Oak Creek, Dry Creek and West Fork are watch out areas for flooding with the ongoing rains. Heavy monsoon rain fall can occur miles upstream causing rivers of liquid, flowing mud and debris to impact Sedona in areas of recreational camping, hiking, and leisure.

Rules to follow for flooding:
1. Turn around, don’t drown! Do NOT drive through flood waters!
2. Avoid bridges over fast moving water.
3. Stay in your car if it begins to be swept away.
4. Stay safe at home! Be aware of potential water intrusion.

The following photos are from the Dry Creek area.

The Sedona Fire District has been made aware that individuals are spoofing our phone number and contacting members of th...
07/15/2026

The Sedona Fire District has been made aware that individuals are spoofing our phone number and contacting members of the public while falsely claiming to represent the District.

These callers may attempt to request personal information, billing details, payment information, or other sensitive data. Please do not provide any personal, financial, or account information to these callers.

The Sedona Fire District does not randomly contact residents by phone to request billing information, payment details, banking information, or other sensitive personal data.

If you receive a suspicious call that appears to come from the Sedona Fire District, use caution and do not engage with the caller. Phone numbers can be manipulated to appear legitimate even when the call is not actually coming from our organization.

We encourage the public to remain vigilant, and report suspected scam activity to the appropriate authorities.

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2860 Southwest Drive
Sedona, AZ
86336

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+19282826800

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