Eagle Fire Station 1

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966 E Iron Eagle Dr
Eagle, ID 83616
+1 (208) 939-6463
http://www.eaglefire.org

Located in the heart of Eagle, Idaho, Eagle Fire Station 1 stands as a vital pillar of the community, ready to spring into action at a moment's notice. With its striking red facade and towering garage doors, this station serves as a beacon of hope and safety for residents in need. The well-maintained fleet of fire trucks and emergency vehicles hint at the station's readiness to tackle any challenge that comes its way.

As the sun sets over the rugged landscape of Eagle, the station's lights flicker to life, a silent promise of protection and service. Inside, the dedicated team of firefighters and first responders stand vigilant, poised to answer the call of duty. From routine drills to high-stress emergencies, Eagle Fire Station 1 embodies the unwavering spirit of heroism and selflessness that defines the firefighting profession.

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