Kaysville Fire Department

The Kaysville Fire Department is located at 175 South Main Street in Kaysville, Utah. The Kaysville Fire Department is responsible for responding and handling all Medical, Fire, Rescue, and Hazardous Material situations in the cities of Kaysville and Fruit Heights.

The Kaysville Fire Department covers a population of nearly 30,000 people and responds to around 1,200 calls a year on average.

The Kaysville Fire Department currently employs thirty-one part-time firefighters that all have EMT or Paramedic certifications. Also on the staff is a full-time chief, a part-time deputy chief/fire marshal, and two part-time assistant chiefs

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Kaysville Fire Department is to protect life and property from fire, medical issues, and environmental emergencies within our community through incident response, emergency management, public education and code enforcement.

Call Totals

August 2010 Call Totals
EMS: 80
Fire: 35
Total: 115

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May Call Totals

Tuesday, June 1, 2010:

The call totals for May are as follows:

Medical: 61
Fire: 24
Total: 85

Thanks to Chief Larkin for those numbers!

Structure Fire

Monday, May 24, 2010:

This afternoon around 17:00 hours Kaysville Fire crews were dispatched to a confirmed house fire with flames showing in the area of 700 East 300 North. Ambulance 61, Ambulance 63, Engine 61, Truck 61, Heavy Rescue 61 and 601 responded. Layton Fire crews responded as automatic-aid with Ambulance 52, Medic Engine 52, Engine 53 and Battalion Chief 51.

Upon arrival heavy smoke was showing in the attic. Truck 61 performed a fast attack and was assisted by Engine 61. Crews were able to get a quick knock down on the home. The origin of the fire was in the attic and was caused by a welder's torch during home renovation.

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Auto Pedestrian Accident

Monday, May 24, 2010:

This afternoon around 16:00 hours Kaysville Fire crews were dispatched to an Echo response medical in Fruit Heights for a female that was run over by her own vehicle. After successful CPR the patient was revived and AirMed was called to the scene.

Ambulance 61, Ambulance 62 and Heavy Rescue 61 performed patient care and removal while Engine 61 and 601 set up a landing zone at a nearby church parking lot. After several minutes AirMed transported the patient to the University of Utah Hospital for traumatic injuries.

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April Call Totals

Wednesday, May 5, 2010:

The call totals for April are as follows:

Medical: 70
Fire: 23
Total: 93

Thanks to Chief Larkin for those numbers!

Mutual-Aid to Layton Structure Fire

Monday, May 3, 2010:

This evening Kaysville Fire crews were requested as mutual-aid to a working house fire in Layton on Gentile Street. Layton Fire crews responded with Ambulance 51, Ambulance 52, Ambulance 53, Medic Engine 51, Medic Engine 52, Truck 53, Battalion Chief 51, 501 and other various command units. Kaysville responded with Ambulance 62, Engine 61 and Engine 62.

The home sustained a lot of damage but fortunately no injuries were reported. The investigation as to why the fire started is still on going. For more pictures visit the Photo Gallery or click here.