Sioux City Fire Rescue

05/29/2026

Andy Plofkin with Elkhart Brass helped our crews today dial in pump pressures for our new hose and nozzles. Perfect day for Training.

Thank you

05/28/2026

This week SCFR crews are training on Mayday scenarios inside a residential structure. Calling a Mayday is sign that a firefighter needs help.

05/21/2026

You still have time! Apply today!

The Sioux City Police Department is proud to unveil a newly designed commemorative squad car in recognition of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.

05/17/2026

All of our latest updates through the National Weather Service and Emergency Management point to around 7 PM as being the prime time for severe weather this evening.

Please make sure you have a reliable way of obtaining weather information and know exactly where your storm shelter is.

Remember, outdoor warning sirens are meant to be heard by people who are outdoors and are not designed to be heard indoors. Please stay aware and stay safe this evening.

05/12/2026

Sioux City Fire Rescue is currently seeking a qualified individual to serve as our department EMS Training Officer. Under the direction of department Training Officer (Fire Captain), this position is responsible for assessing, planning, developing, and delivering a wide range of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) training to Fire/EMS personnel, managing the overall EMS training program, and managing the clinical aspects of the departments QA/QI process to inform and enhance EMS training efforts. This is a 40 hour/week position, with a Monday through Friday work schedule, with occasional nights and weekends.
Note: This position does not include firefighting or any other activity which may occur in an Immediate Danger to Life or Health (IDLH) atmosphere.
Apply today at https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/siouxcity today!

05/12/2026

We back our Blue! We appreciate you SCPD!

As National Police Week 2026 begins, it’s important to remember that behind every badge is a human being.

There are officers who leave home each day knowing they may walk into situations most people would run from. They miss birthdays, holidays, ballgames, dinners, and sleep. Some carry the weight of what they’ve seen for the rest of their lives. Some never make it home at all.

National Police Week is a time to honor the men and women who serve with integrity and to remember the officers who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting others. It is also a reminder that strong communities are built through respect, accountability, and appreciation working together.

Law enforcement officers are often called during people’s worst moments. They see humanity at its most difficult, yet many continue showing up every day because they genuinely want to help others. While no profession is perfect, there are many good officers serving communities across this country who deserve recognition for the sacrifices they make daily.

As we begin this week of remembrance and recognition we want to acknowledge these officers that work tirelessly around the clock responding to emergencies, protecting our neighborhoods, assisting citizens during difficult moments, and serving our community with compassion and integrity.

Throughout the week, we will be highlighting members of our department who have lost their lives while on duty.

If you know an officer, retired officer, dispatcher, correctional officer, or law enforcement family member, take a moment this week to encourage them. A simple thank you can go a long way.

Please join us in thanking these officers for their continued service, sacrifice, and commitment to keeping our community safe.

Real stories.
Real people.
Real impact.

💙🖤

05/06/2026

Sioux City Fire Rescue is currently seeking a qualified individual to serve as our departments EMS Training Officer. Under the direction of department Training Officer (Fire Captain), this position is responsible for assessing, planning, developing, and delivering a wide range of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) training to Fire/EMS personnel, managing the overall EMS training program, and managing the clinical aspects of the departments QA/QI process to inform and enhance EMS training efforts. This is a 40 hour/week position, with a Monday through Friday work schedule, with occasional nights and weekends.

Note: This position does not include firefighting or any other activity which may occur in an Immediate Danger to Life or Health (IDLH) atmosphere.
Apply today at https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/siouxcity today!

The Sioux City Police Department is proud to unveil a newly designed commemorative squad car in recognition of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.