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Central Arizona Fire & Medical

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Central Arizona Fire & Medical Authority (CAFMA) is an all hazards agency serving 369 sq. miles of Yavapai County, Arizona. 928-772-7711. Not monitored 24/7.

 Yavapai County, Arizona
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Slow down, stay alert, and watch for little ghosts crossing the street 👻 Drive safely this #Halloween!
Adorable cartoon ghost holds a Jack o’lantern bucket and a piece of orange candy. Three cartoon spiders drop from the top of the page. Text reads, “Happy Halloween. Slow down, stay alert, and watch for little ghosts crossing the street.”

ALT Adorable cartoon ghost holds a Jack o’lantern bucket and a piece of orange candy. Three cartoon spiders drop from the top of the page. Text reads, “Happy Halloween. Slow down, stay alert, and watch for little ghosts crossing the street.”

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The night before Academy graduation is reserved for a special tradition: Family Night! After weeks of challenges and hard work, recruits bring their families together to build friendships and form bonds that will last long after the Academy ends. As a thank-you for the encouragement and support their families have provided throughout the Academy, the recruits take a turn serving them. Behind every recruit is a family cheering them on, making sacrifices, and celebrating every milestone along the way. Thank you, families! #Firefighter #LateralAcademy
A woman with a child shakes hands with a man.

ALT A woman with a child shakes hands with a man.

A line of recruits stands on one side of a table full of food. They serve food to a line of family members on the other side.

ALT A line of recruits stands on one side of a table full of food. They serve food to a line of family members on the other side.

A large group of family and lateral recruits smiles for the camera

ALT A large group of family and lateral recruits smiles for the camera

Eight lateral recruits pose for the camera. Four are standing, four are kneeling

ALT Eight lateral recruits pose for the camera. Four are standing, four are kneeling

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Congratulations to CAFMA Fleet Manager Domenic Scaife on 25 years of service! Domenic’s dedication and hard work help keep our fleet running smoothly and our firefighters ready to respond. Thank you, Domenic, for 25 years of commitment to CAFMA and the communities we serve. Here’s to many more miles ahead!
Fleet Manager Scaife’s official department photo with American flag. Text reads, “25 Years of Service.” CAFMA logo.

ALT Fleet Manager Scaife’s official department photo with American flag. Text reads, “25 Years of Service.” CAFMA logo.

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For the fourth consecutive year, CAFMA has received a Car Seat Safety Grant from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS)! The grant will support our car seat safety program, train additional technicians, provide car seats to families in need, and help us certify the only Child Passenger Safety Technician Instructor in Northern Arizona. To schedule a car seat inspection, call 928-772-7711. Thank you to our Fire Prevention Team and GOHS! #CarSeatSafety #ChildSafety @az_gohs
Two CAFMA Child Passenger Safety Technicians complete a car seat safety check

ALT Two CAFMA Child Passenger Safety Technicians complete a car seat safety check

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Do you know your evacuation zone? Knowing your zone ahead of time could make all the difference in an emergency. Yavapai County uses Genasys Protect, an alert system for evacuations, wildfires, and other emergencies. 📍 Find your zone and sign up for alerts at protect.genasys.com/search Stay prepared by subscribing to local emergency alerts and following reliable sources for real-time updates and safety tips. #KnowYourZone #Preparedness #YavapaiCounty
Teal background. Text reads, "Do you know your evacuation zone? Knowing your zone ahead of time could make all the difference in an emergency. Yavapai County uses Genasys Protect, an alert system for evacuations, wildfires, and other emergencies. 📍 Find your zone and sign up for alerts at https://protect.genasys.com/search Stay prepared by subscribing to local emergency alerts and following reliable sources for real-time updates and safety tips. CAFMA logo. cazfire.gov." CAFMA logo at the bottom.

ALT Teal background. Text reads, "Do you know your evacuation zone? Knowing your zone ahead of time could make all the difference in an emergency. Yavapai County uses Genasys Protect, an alert system for evacuations, wildfires, and other emergencies. 📍 Find your zone and sign up for alerts at https://protect.genasys.com/search Stay prepared by subscribing to local emergency alerts and following reliable sources for real-time updates and safety tips. CAFMA logo. cazfire.gov." CAFMA logo at the bottom.

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Central Arizona Fire & Medical retweeted
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A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Arizona until 6 PM MST
This graphic displays Tornado Watch watch number 688 plotted on a map. The watch is in effect until 6:00 PM MST. The watch includes parts of Arizona. The threats associated with this watch are a few tornadoes possible, scattered hail up to tennis ball size likely and scattered gusts up to 70 mph possible. There are 675,516 people in the watch along with 355 schools and 20 hospitals.

ALT This graphic displays Tornado Watch watch number 688 plotted on a map. The watch is in effect until 6:00 PM MST. The watch includes parts of Arizona. The threats associated with this watch are a few tornadoes possible, scattered hail up to tennis ball size likely and scattered gusts up to 70 mph possible. There are 675,516 people in the watch along with 355 schools and 20 hospitals.

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Central Arizona Fire & Medical retweeted
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@YavapaiOEMOct 21
From NWS: Go to weather.gov/fgz for full information. Tornado Warning Tornado Warning issued October 21 at 7:49AM MST until October 21 at 8:15AM MST by NWS Flagstaff AZ
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Our Lateral Academy recently spent time familiarizing themselves with Truck 50, its equipment, and its role within the department. #Firefighter #LateralAcademy
A Training Officer stands in the bucket of a fire truck as three lateral recruits, wearing turnout gear and helmets, descend the truck’s ladder.

ALT A Training Officer stands in the bucket of a fire truck as three lateral recruits, wearing turnout gear and helmets, descend the truck’s ladder.

Three lateral recruits wearing turnouts and helmets stand on the top of a fire truck.

ALT Three lateral recruits wearing turnouts and helmets stand on the top of a fire truck.

A Training Officer and lateral recruits stand in the aerial bucket of the fire truck that’s in the air.

ALT A Training Officer and lateral recruits stand in the aerial bucket of the fire truck that’s in the air.

A Training Officer speaks with two lateral recruits.

ALT A Training Officer speaks with two lateral recruits.

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CAFMA and Volunteers Install Free Smoke Alarms in More Than 50 Prescott Homes: On Saturday, September 19, 2026, volunteers committed their morning to installing smoke alarms as part of the CAFMA Community Smoke Alarm Walk, a collaboration between the CAFMA, the Arizona Burn Foundation, and @RedCrossAZ . Volunteers, including community members, CAFMA families, and the crew of CAFMA Engine 51, tested existing smoke alarms and installed 46 new standard smoke alarms in 53 homes. Along the way, they also educated residents about smoke alarm safety (test your smoke alarms once a month!) and the importance of creating and practicing a fire escape plan (entire family should practice at least twice a year!). CAFMA extends their sincere thanks to the Arizona Burn Foundation, the American Red Cross Arizona, and the dedicated volunteers who generously gave their time to support the Prescott community. A special thank you to B&W Fire Security for providing breakfast and lunch. #FireSafety
A group of volunteers of all ages, some in red safety vests, smile for the camera.

ALT A group of volunteers of all ages, some in red safety vests, smile for the camera.

The front half of CAFMA Engine 51 under a shady spot.

ALT The front half of CAFMA Engine 51 under a shady spot.

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Asking for a friend… Always charge your phone and other devices on a hard, flat surface, like a desk, table, or bare floor. Never charge on a bed, couch, pillow, or other soft surface. Charge smart. Stay safe! #FirePrevention #FirePreventionWeek
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Video Description: The video is filmed from a woman’s perspective as she approaches a CAFMA Fire Inspector at his desk and asks about lithium-ion battery charging safety. The Inspector answers her question before she begins to walk away. The video ends with text: “Charge smart. Always charge on a hard, flat surface. Stay safe.”
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CAFMA is hiring an EMS Compliance Specialist! View the job description and benefits at cazfire.gov/240/Join-CAFMA. Apply online by 5:00 p.m. (MST) Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
Four firefighters in medical gloves train on a baby manikin.

ALT Four firefighters in medical gloves train on a baby manikin.

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IN REMEMBRANCE: Today and every day, we honor Captain Zach Fields’ life and 19 years of dedicated service to our community. We remember the courage, leadership, compassion, and smiles he brought to his work and to those around him. His impact continues to be remembered, and he is deeply missed. Last Alarm: October 2, 2022
CAFMA Captain Zach Fields in turnouts and a helmet in front of an engine

ALT CAFMA Captain Zach Fields in turnouts and a helmet in front of an engine

A young Zach Fields in his department photo

ALT A young Zach Fields in his department photo

CAFMA Captain Zach Fields in uniform smiling for the camera

ALT CAFMA Captain Zach Fields in uniform smiling for the camera

Zach Fields on a ski vacation, being silly with family

ALT Zach Fields on a ski vacation, being silly with family

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CAFMA Lateral Academy: Ladders. Ladder operations require firefighters to safely deploy and maneuver ground and aerial ladders for access, rescue, and ventilation, making them essential to firefighter safety and effective emergency response. #Firefighter
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Williamson Valley Road is closed in both directions between Shane Drive and Granite Park Drive due to a utility pole fire. APS has been notified. Please avoid the area and use an alternate route.
Critical incident graphic with images of CAFMA fire engines and HAZMAT 1. Text reads, "Critical Incident" and includes the CAFMA logo.

ALT Critical incident graphic with images of CAFMA fire engines and HAZMAT 1. Text reads, "Critical Incident" and includes the CAFMA logo.

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Lateral Academy #ForcibleEntry! #Firefighter Video Description: Video opens with red text reading “Forcible Entry.” Multiple clips show lateral firefighters from CAFMA participating in hands-on forcible entry training, using tools and techniques to gain access through simulated barriers. Rock music plays throughout. Video ends with the CAFMA logo.
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This week, our lateral recruits completed the Captain Zach Fields Memorial Workout alongside Zach’s brother, Health and Safety Officer/Captain Brody Fields, and members of our Training team. A meaningful way to come together, challenge ourselves, and honor one of our brothers.
CAFMA lateral recruits stand together with Health and Safety Officer/Captain Brody Fields in the Central Arizona Regional Training Academy gym after completing the Captain Zach Fields Memorial Workout.

ALT CAFMA lateral recruits stand together with Health and Safety Officer/Captain Brody Fields in the Central Arizona Regional Training Academy gym after completing the Captain Zach Fields Memorial Workout.

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It’s Child Passenger Safety Week! Prescott Valley Police and CAFMA have teamed up to share essential tips and facts about keeping kids safe on the road. Today, we’re focusing on one of the most important questions: Where should a car seat or booster seat be placed in your vehicle? To learn more, visit: prescottvalley-az.gov/commun… or cazfire.gov. youtube.com/watch?v=InIpRzA1…
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