Crews Rescue Injured Hiker in Phoenix

Phoenix Fire Department’s AZ-Task Force 1 Urban Search & Rescue Team has deployed to Florida to assist with Hurricane Dorian relief efforts. The 16 member team will be working for the next two weeks to help those that will be affected by the storm. We wish our members safe travels and a safe return home. #phx #phoenixfire #ourfamilyhelpingyours #fema #aztf1 #hurricanedorian #urbansearchandrescue | Phoenix Fire Department

@PHXFire's ARFF (Airport Rescue and FireFighting) trucks are pretty cool. They are ready to go, 24/7 on a moment's notice at Sky Harbor International Airport. One of the many ways we keep our residents and our visitors safe. | Phoenix Fire Department

Behind every successful rescue is hours of planning and training. Phoenix Fire Technical Rescue crews recently conducted mountain rescue training on Camelback Mountain, refining new access approaches and techniques in difficult terrain to stay prepared for future incidents. 🔥 Preparation today means safer outcomes tomorrow. | Phoenix Fire Department

ALWAYS READY 💪 In case you missed it, #PHXFire successfully hosted a first of its kind training alongside Valley Metro. The training incorporates the Light Rail’s extension over the I-17 in central Phoenix. As the city of Phoenix continues to grow its infrastructure, #PHXFire continues to innovate its training. Learn more at Phoenix.gov/Fire! | Phoenix Fire Department

Burning & Learning: The firefighters of Engine 14 C-shift spend time in the burn building at the Phoenix Fire Training Academy, ensuring the effectiveness of the training chamber while also studying fire behavior. #phoenixfiredepartment #training #Firefighter #firebehavior | Phoenix Fire Department

🚒💪Phoenix Fire Department Training Academy recruit class 26-1 is on their way! The 63 Phoenix, 4 @daisymtnfire and 2 @rioverdefire recruits spent their first week working on core skills. The 70 recruits opened over 1000 hydrants, threw their SCBA bottles on hundreds of times and pulled thousands of feet of hose. The work continues in week 2 this week with hoseline management and ground ladder work. These men and women are just starting their 16 week journey to the career of their dreams and ca

🚒🔥🙌Getting it started!🔥🚒💪 Phoenix Fire Training Academy class 25-3 got class started on Monday. Over the next 15 weeks the 47 Phoenix and 14 Daisy Mountain recruits will be forged through training, education and pure grit and determination into strong, capable firefighters ready to serve their communities. Welcome to the family 25-3! | Phoenix Fire Department