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About the department
Spring City Fire Department is a volunteer fire department. When a fire, a crash or a rescue call comes in, the people who answer are your neighbors.
Who we are
Spring City Fire Department serves Spring City, Utah, from the station at 150 E Center St. Its firefighters are volunteers: people from the community who give their own time to train together and to respond when they are needed.
Experience is welcome but not required. Whether a volunteer starts out as an experienced firefighter or new and eager to learn, the department provides the training and support they need to make a real difference.
Our history[SHORT HISTORY LINE]
What we do
From structure fires and wildfires to vehicle accidents and search-and-rescue operations, our volunteers are equipped to protect lives, property and the community.
Fires in homes, barns and other buildings.
Grass, brush and forest fires.
Crashes where firefighters and rescue tools are needed.
Helping to find and reach people in need.
Equipment
Training
The department provides the training and support its volunteers need, whether they arrive experienced or new. The calls vary, so the skills do too.
Mutual aid
Spring City is part of North Sanpete mutual aid, working alongside the Mt. Pleasant, Moroni, Fairview and Fountain Green fire departments.
Mutual aid means fire departments back each other up. When a call needs more people or equipment than one department has, it can ask its neighbors to send help.
Community
The community helps equip its volunteer firefighters, one plate at a time.
Every Pioneer Day
On Pioneer Day, July 24, the department serves breakfast at the Spring City Fire Station: pancakes, eggs and sausage, shared with neighbors.
All proceeds go toward equipment and gear for our volunteer firefighters.
Volunteer
Experienced firefighter or new and eager to learn, we provide the training and support you need to make a real difference.
Sign up online and a department member will contact you about next steps.
Get in touch
For an emergency, always call 911. For everything else, start here.
Call 911.
Fire, smoke, a crash or anyone in danger. Never use this website, email or social media to report an emergency.
Sanpete County Dispatch. The department has no direct line.
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A request is not a permit. Do not burn until the department issues one.
150 E Center St
Spring City, Utah 84662
What mutual aid means, and what structure and wildland fires are, is written in our own words from these official sources. The map places each town with U.S. Census Bureau data.