News

Nov. 19, 2020
Hill AFB expands emergency response capability with new state-of-the-art vehicles

The 775th Civil Engineering Squadron Fire and Emergency Services Flight recently added two new vehicles to their fleet Oct. 29, which will greatly expand emergency and incident response capability.
Oct. 1, 2020
Fire Prevention Week to feature fire department virtual tour, fire truck display

On Sept. 28, Harry Briesmaster, 75th Civil Engineer Group director and fire marshal, signed the 2020 Fire Prevention Week proclamation at Fire Station 1. Every year, Hill AFB supports this national campaign with events geared toward a specific theme.
Nov. 25, 2019
Pump operations simulator benefits Hill Air Force Base firefighters

The addition of a new, high-tech pump operations simulator will serve to improve the training base firefighters receive by honing their skills to respond to any number of contingencies.
Nov. 20, 2019
Tips to keep you safe for Thanksgiving

Preparing for the Thanksgiving can joyous and hectic. However, it doesn’t have to be dangerous. Hill Air Force Base Fire and Emergency Services provided the following simple safety tips to keep you safe from fire for the holiday.
Oct. 4, 2019
HAFB welcomes new firefighting equipment

This summer, Hill Air Force Base's Fire and Emergency Services acquired new equipment including a 100-foot ladder truck to replace the department’s 16-year-old truck, a new heavy-brush truck to respond to wildfires and a vehicle equipped with highly-specialized rescue tools.
June 3, 2019
“What changed?” fire extinguisher campaign

What changed?” This is the most common question Fire & Emergency Services (F&ES) firefighters have fielded since 2017 when we began removing fire extinguishers from approved facilities at Hill Air Force Base.

Hill AFB expands emergency response capability with new state-of-the-art vehicles

Fire Prevention Week to feature fire department virtual tour, fire truck display

Pump operations simulator benefits Hill Air Force Base firefighters

Tips to keep you safe for Thanksgiving

HAFB welcomes new firefighting equipment

“What changed?” fire extinguisher campaign