Fire Station 41

Girdwood Fire and Rescue Inc. is a nonprofit organization contracted by the Municipality of Anchorage to provide fire, rescue, and emergency medical services to the Girdwood Valley Service Area and the Turnagain Arm community. Established in 1959, the department has evolved to include high-quality training for its members, ensuring they maintain certifications and stay current with standards of practice. With a coverage area of 172 square miles and a population of approximately 2,800 residents, Girdwood Fire Department responds to incidents along critical transportation corridors and protects significant local infrastructure, including the largest ski resort in Alaska. The department collaborates with various agencies and departments to enhance community safety and provide mutual aid during emergencies. Generated from the website

The Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel Fire Department in Girdwood, AK provides fire protection and emergency response services to the local community. With a focus on ensuring the safety and well-being of residents and visitors, the department is dedicated to promptly addressing fire incidents and other emergencies in the area. Generated from their business information

Hope-Sunrise Volunteer Fire Department serves the small community of Hope, Alaska, providing essential fire and emergency services to residents and visitors alike. The department plays a vital role in fostering community spirit and safety in an area known for its breathtaking Alaskan adventures. In addition to their firefighting responsibilities, the department is actively involved in local events and activities, connecting with the community and promoting engagement. Hope-Sunrise Volunteer Fire Department embodies the essence of small-town resilience, ensuring a safe environment for all who explore this unique Alaskan destination. Generated from the website