Syracuse City, Utah Fire Department

Syracuse City, Utah Fire Department Welcome to the official account for the Syracuse City, Utah Fire department. Syracuse is known as the "Gateway to Antelope Island."

The Syracuse City, Utah Fire Department is an all hazard emergency service fire department with in-house EMS. Syracuse City is a vibrant Utah community of 35,000 residents who enjoy a high quality of life in a safe, family-oriented community. Syracuse is located just north of Salt Lake City and is nestled between the Wasatch Mountains and the Great Salt Lake. With a diverse economy, a beautiful na

tural setting, and warm friendly people, our city offers a perfect place to call home, to visit for recreation, to meet new friends, or to conduct business. Check out our website at: https://www.syracuseut.gov/187/Fire-Department

Please review the Syracuse City Social Media Terms and Conditions: https://www.syracuseut.gov/79/Social-Media-Terms-and-Conditions

🚨 Lights, demonstrations, and a whole lot of public safety!The Public Safety Jamboree returns October 1st at Fire Statio...
08/27/2026

🚨 Lights, demonstrations, and a whole lot of public safety!

The Public Safety Jamboree returns October 1st at Fire Station 32. Come get a closer look at the equipment behind public safety in our community.

📅 October 1
⏰ 5:30–8:00 PM
📍 Fire Station 32 (3418 S Bluff Rd)

Bring the family and come join the fun at this free public event!

🌙 One last thing before you call it a night: Close your bedroom door.A closed door can help slow the spread of smoke, he...
08/25/2026

🌙 One last thing before you call it a night: Close your bedroom door.

A closed door can help slow the spread of smoke, heat, and fire, giving you valuable time to escape during a house fire.

It might be the easiest step in your bedtime routine, and one of the most important. Goodnight! 😴

📳 Don’t wait for an emergency to get connected.Take a few minutes today to sign up for emergency alerts and City notific...
08/21/2026

📳 Don’t wait for an emergency to get connected.
Take a few minutes today to sign up for emergency alerts and City notifications to stay informed when it matters most.

🚨 Davis County Everbridge provides emergency alerts, including life-threatening weather and critical public safety information.
https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/emergency-alert-sign-up

📢 Syracuse City Notify Me keeps you connected with important City news, alerts, and updates.
https://syracuseut.gov/list.aspx

Sign up now, stay informed, and make sure important information can reach you when you need it.

🏡 Small changes at home can make a big difference.Take our Home Safety Survey to learn more about protecting your househ...
08/20/2026

🏡 Small changes at home can make a big difference.
Take our Home Safety Survey to learn more about protecting your household and helping us strengthen safety efforts citywide.

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08/19/2026

We’re in a pretty serious relationship with public safety. 💍 🚒
Through the highs, lows, smoke alarms, and sirens… we’re committed to keeping Syracuse safe. Our firefighters are on the job 24/7 responding to medical calls, car accidents, structure fires, and all the unexpected “for better or worse” moments that come with the job.

And unlike some relationships… when you call, we’ll always come running.

🎒 School is back in session this week!That means more kids, buses, bikes, and crossing guards on Syracuse streets. Help ...
08/18/2026

🎒 School is back in session this week!
That means more kids, buses, bikes, and crossing guards on Syracuse streets. Help keep everyone safe this school year when driving and remember to:

🚸 Slow down and obey school-zone speed limits
🚌 Stop for school buses with flashing red lights and an extended stop arm
📵 Put the phone down and focus
🚲 Watch for kids walking and riding on streets and sidewalks
⏰ Give yourself extra time so you’re not rushing
🛑 Follow crossing guard directions

A little extra patience behind the wheel can make a big difference.

Our wildland crew was called out again to support wildfire operations in the northwest in areas of high need. 🚒Captain N...
08/14/2026

Our wildland crew was called out again to support wildfire operations in the northwest in areas of high need. 🚒

Captain Nelson and seasonal firefighters Maae and Rivera were dispatched as part of a Utah Task Force, and we are proud of the work they’ve done to protect lives, property, and communities. We look forward to seeing you back soon!

Before you make a splash, remember the ABCs of water safety this summer:🛟 A is for Adult Supervision: Designate a waterw...
07/26/2026

Before you make a splash, remember the ABCs of water safety this summer:

🛟 A is for Adult Supervision: Designate a waterwWatcher. Their only job is to watch the water. Put the phone away and keep your eyes on swimmers.

🚪 B is for Barriers: Four-sided fencing with self-closing, self-latching gates helps prevent unsupervised access to pools.

🏊 C is for Classes: Age-appropriate swim instruction and CPR training are valuable skills that can save lives, but they never replace active adult supervision.

A safe day at the pool starts with a few simple steps. Stay alert, have fun, and enjoy your summer safely!

🌾 Happy Pioneer Day!Today we honor the resilience, determination, and community spirit of the pioneers who helped shape ...
07/24/2026

🌾 Happy Pioneer Day!
Today we honor the resilience, determination, and community spirit of the pioneers who helped shape Utah into the place we call home. Their legacy of hard work and neighbor helping neighbor still lives on in Syracuse today.

The City offices and the Community Center are closed today in observance.

Congratulations to Captain Cottrell on earning the Supervisory Fire Officer Designation! 🎉 This prestigious designation ...
07/21/2026

Congratulations to Captain Cottrell on earning the Supervisory Fire Officer Designation! 🎉

This prestigious designation recognizes a commitment to professional excellence through advanced education, certifications, leadership development, and years of experience. The designation is awarded by the Commission on Professional Credentialing in partnership with the International Association of Fire Chiefs.

Earning this designation requires significant dedication and places Captain Cottrell among a distinguished group of fire service leaders committed to lifelong learning and serving their communities at the highest level.

Congratulations, Captain! We are proud of your accomplishment and grateful for the leadership and expertise you bring to the Syracuse Fire Department.

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1869 S 3000 W
Syracuse, UT
84075

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 1pm

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+18016149614

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