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FIRES ARE SCARY AND VERY DANGEROUS

They are loud and hot, and the smoke makes it very dark. Fires hurt and destroy things in your home. You and your family can help make your home safer from fire.

Where in your home do possible fire problems exist? What can you do to make sure that you and your family are less likely to be harmed by fire?

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EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Life Threatening Emergencies: 911
Fire Rescue: (623)388-9000
MCSO Dispatch: (602)876-1000
Wickenburg PD: (928)684-5411
Poison Control: (800)222-1222

41026 N Castle Hot Springs RD
Morristown, Arizona 85342
Non Emergency: (623)388-9473
Fax: (623)388-2772

Fire Chief
Harry Dame

For any questions or assistance please E-Mail our Administrative Assistant

Each year an estimated 2,655 deaths and 13,025 injuries occur as the result of residential building fires. The risk of death or injury from fire is even greater for people with physical, mental, or sensory disabilities. Declining mobility, health, sight, and hearing may limit a person’s ability to take the quick action necessary to escape during a fire emergency.

If you have a disability, you can increase your chances of surviving a fire by taking safety precautions such as making and practicing a home fire escape plan relevant to your needs and ensuring that working smoke alarms are installed on every level of the home.

For more information, contact the Fire District at (623) 388-9473 or Click Here.

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