“Battle of the Badges” Blood Drive June 4th!
We are in a battle a “Battle of the Badges”. We are in a battle with Park City Police Department to see who can get the most people to donate blood. Please click on the link below, make sure to choose Park City Fire District, and register to give blood on June 4th between 10 […]
Now Hiring Part Time EMTs!
A Unique Opportunity Summit County EMS a division of Park City Fire Service District is seeking motivated and qualified A-EMTs to work Part-Time in the North Summit and South Summit response area. About Summit County EMS Park City Fire Service District (PCFSD) is a Special Service District, under the umbrella of Summit County, created pursuant […]
Daylight Savings is March 11th – Change Your Batteries
Each year approximately 500,000 home fires occur in the U.S., resulting in thousands of deaths and over 100,000 serious injuries. Most of these tragedies could be avoided if smoke alarms were maintained properly. Change Smoke Detector Batteries Once a Year Batteries in smoke alarms should be changed annually, and smoke alarms should be replaced every […]
Household Hazardous Waste Collection – April 28th
Mark your calendars, Recycle Utah is offering FREE household hazardous waste collection on Saturday, April 28th. Date: Saturday, April 28th, 2018 Time: 9am until 1pm Location: Canyons Cabriolet parking lot One of Recycle Utah’s primary goals is to keep toxic chemicals and heavy metals out of our environment. When toxic materials like mercury, lead, and […]
Annual Report 2017
The PCFD 2017 Annual Report has been posted to the Financials page. The 2017 Annual Report contains the following: Message from the Fire Chief Organization Financials and Transparency Department Highlights Operations Fire Prevention & Life Safety Highlights Training Response Statistics Administrative Division Report Recruiting Sample 2017 PCFD Activity 2017 Photos Download the 2017 Annual Report.
Preparing for Winter Storms
We are all happy it’s finally been snowing. And, we want everyone to be prepared for the potential of severe winter weather. It’s important to think about preparing your home, protecting your family, and to be ready if a severe storms hits. Read our full article on Preparing for Winter Storms and stay safe this […]
Operation Cover Up: Clothing Donations Needed
Update: There is still time to donate, we are collecting donations for Operation Cover Up through Feb. 1st. Cold weather will be arriving soon and the Park City Fire District is urging people to donate warm clothing and blankets to Operation Cover-Up. Beginning now and running through February 1st, 2018, you can drop off new […]
Prevent Home Fires this Holiday Season
The holiday season brings together family and friends, delicious food, gifts, and seasonal decorations from trees to twinkling lights to scented candles. Sadly, beautiful holiday decorations are a fire hazard under the right conditions. The National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) estimates that over one thousand home fires occur each year from trees and other holiday […]
Welcome to our New Website
We are proud to announce the launch of our newly designed website. We hope you will find it useful, informative and easy to find what you are looking for. The site is now mobile friendly, offers online registration and payments, and several other features that were not apart of our old website. Please take a […]
It’s Daylight Savings, Check Your Smoke Alarms
Change your clock, change your batteries This weekend, Sunday, November 5th, Daylight Saving Time ends and we will turn our clocks back one hour. This also means it’s time to check your smoke alarms. Each year nearly 400,000 residential fires break out in the US resulting in thousands of deaths, nearly two thirds of which […]