Diamondhead Fire Department

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4440 Kalani Dr

Diamondhead, MS 39525

+1 (228) 255-1314

https://www.diamondheadfire.org

The Diamondhead Fire Department serves the community of Diamondhead, MS, providing essential services such as public education, inspections, and safety assistance. They offer resources like the File of Life magnets to help residents communicate their medical information in emergencies.

In addition to promoting fire safety, the department encourages residents to maintain their smoke detectors and offers home safety inspections to ensure community well-being. Their commitment to public safety is evident through various programs and initiatives aimed at enhancing emergency preparedness.

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