The Page Fire Department is an all hazard, Fire/EMS department providing services 365 days per year 24 hours per day. Three shifts work a 48 / 96-hour schedule. These crews are cross trained to provide fire, emergency medical services, vehicle extrication, hazmat, technical search and rescue, and assistance of varying degrees to the citizens of Page and our surrounding communities. PFD provides excellent emergency medical, at the advanced life support level (ALS), and fire services within the boundaries of the City of Page. PFD also responds outside of the city limits along HWY 89 and 98. In 2024 we responded to 3,417 calls for service. Our average emergency response time was 4:56 minutes.

PFD is charged with being a first responder to our local infrastructure, The Glen Canyon Dam. This federal facility forms our city’s existence and is therefore a high priority in emergent situations. Our mutual aid agreements established with the National Park Service, and the Bureau of Reclamation, compel our crews to provide assistance at this high hazard structure. PFD also has good working relationships with local law enforcement, other fire departments and the two air ambulance services – Intermountain Air Ambulance and Guardian Air.

Firefighters are also trained in Aircraft Rescue Firefighting (ARFF) as mandated by the FAA for response and protection of Page Airport. Additionally, prevention activities include fire inspections, preplans for local businesses, new commercial construction, fire hydrant testing and hazmat inspections. Finally, the department is actively engaged in the community. During the year 2024, PFD hosted 600+ school children during tours of the fire department; many now aspire to become firefighters! PFD also participates in several local functions such as the Annual Ballon Regatta, Police National Night Out, Trunk-Or-Treat, Shop with a Hero, our PFD Open House, and many school functions.