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The back of two young boys wearing fire truck shirts during a "touch-a-truck" event in downtown Phoenix.

Requests and Forms

Did you ever wonder how you might be able to get a fire truck at your event?  Not all events can be attended, fire trucks attend on-duty and may have to leave suddenly. Please allow 4 weeks in advance for scheduling.

Submit an event request here.

The purpose of the Survive the Drive Class is to educate new drivers and parents on the dangers of distracted and impaired driving. This class was previously held only in high schools and is now being expanded and open to the public. This program is taught by iPAP, the Injury Prevention Alliance of Phoenix, which is a collaboration of Phoenix Fire Department and valley hospitals.

Survive the Drive Sign Up

All requests for Fire Station Tours or Ride-Alongs must utilize this process. 

1.  Print the Application and Waiver forms (link below).

2.  Fill out and sign both forms.

3.  Mail, drop off, or email signed copies to Phoenix Fire Investigations for approval.

4.  Be cleared to enter the station with approval from the Phoenix Fire Department.​

Printable application and waiver here.

If you would like to request a Trauma Bleeding Control Training (STOP THE BLEED®) for you and your organization please submit your request by following the link below:

Presentation and Training Request Form

Did you know you can reserve a picnic area or ball field with City Of Phoenix Parks for your personal use?  To request the use of a fire station community room for a community related event contact Debbie Keating via email: debbie.keating@phoenix.gov

A youth fire setter is a child under the age of 18, who accidentally or purposely starts a fire.  Each year youth set fires cause hundreds of injuries and deaths and destroy millions of dollars worth of property.  Since 1979, the Phoenix Fire Department's Youth Firesetter Intervention Program has been dedicated to assisting youth and their families with the issues related to fire curiosity, fire experimentation, and fire setting.

The Phoenix Fire Department members discovered that the percentage of children appropriately immunized in Arizona was extremely low. Having always been proactive in meeting the needs of the community, a free childhood immunization program was developed and implemented. Vaccines are provided through "Vaccine for Children" which is a federally funded program for the uninsured.

Visit the Child/Immunizations/ Vaccinations webpage here.

The city has a number of services available for our Senior Citizens. 

How do I find programs for Seniors? 

Download a Medical Information Form.

The City of Phoenix Lockbox Program allows firefighters to gain entry to your home in case of emergency without causing any damage to your residence. This is done by utilizing a key that you provide in a secure lockbox attached to your entryway. This program not only provides free lockboxes to those vulnerable Phoenix residents; it also allows those who already have their own lockbox in place to register their lockbox code with the fire department.

 

Free lockboxes are donated by Phoenix REALTORS and are distributed on a first come, first served basis to vulnerable Phoenix residents who are 55+, have special needs or mobility issues. 

 

Your information and the code to the lockbox is provided only to firefighters in the event there is an emergency call to your home. You will need to provide the appropriate key or keys to put in the lockbox at the time of the delivery.

 

If you have any questions about the City of Phoenix Lockbox Program or would like to be removed from the program, please email pfd.lockbox@phoenix.gov.