Pine Lake Fire District

The Bullhead City Fire Department provides fire, rescue and emergency services to residents and businesses in Bullhead City, Ariz. Its services include fire prevention, fire suppression, inspections, dive rescues, swift water rescue, vertical rope rescue, emergency medical services, public education/training services and hazardous materials disposal. Established in 1947, the Bullhead City Fire Department operates five stations with nearly 85 career employees and approximately 12 reserve, or part-time employees. Its fleet includes seven fire engines, one ladder truck, nine ambulances, two squad vehicles, 10 staff vehicles, a hazardous materials response trailer, two dive/rescue boats and a tactical operations vehicle. Bullhead City is located on the Colorado River in Mohave County in Arizona, roughly 100 miles south of Las Vegas. It has a population of more than 30,000 residents.

The Mohave Valley Fire Department serves the Mohave Valley community and its surrounding areas, prioritizing fire prevention, safety, and emergency response services. With administrative offices located on Willow Drive and multiple fire stations strategically positioned, the department is committed to ensuring the well-being of residents through various resources and programs. In addition to its core mission, the department emphasizes community involvement through volunteer opportunities and educational programs, such as the Kids' Korner for fire safety awareness. The governing board oversees budgetary and policy decisions, reinforcing the department's dedication to effective governance and transparency. Generated from the website

The Desert Hills Fire District, established in 1971 following a voter election, serves the communities of Desert Hills, Crystal Beach, Havasu Heights, and areas along Interstate 40. With a commitment to public safety, the district has evolved from its original Quonset hut station to a dedicated fire station built through community effort and support. Under the governance of an elected fire board, the Desert Hills Fire District prioritizes mission-driven service aimed at preventing harm and ensuring personal safety. The district has seen a succession of fire chiefs who have shaped its development, fostering a culture of community and collaboration throughout its history. Generated from the website