Located at 2061 Lumber Valley rd. Overgaard Az. 85933 Mailing Address P.O. box 1010 Overgaard Az. 85933 (phone) 928-535-4346 (fax) 928-535-3175
Latest News!
We have now opened the position for a full time Fire Chief. If you are interested in applying for the position click here.
Board meetings are help every fourth Tuesday of each month and are open to the public. They are held in the class room at the fire station. Meetings start at 18:00. The agenda is posted 24 hrs in advance at each Post Office and at the station. Note: At times additional meetings will be held or moved. These changes will be posted in advance. If you have any questions about the Board Meetings feel free to call us.
We are looking for ALS Reserves to help us fill in empty shifts. At this time we are not taking any applications for BLS Reserves.
The Heber-Overgaard Fire Department is proud to be serving our local area with the highest quality Emergency Services. Our commitment to quality, dedication, training, and integrity is second to none. We provide our community with fire protection for both structure and wild land fires. We also run our own Ambulance service witch offers the latest in technology for equipment and training, to ensure the highest level of care for our Patients. From our humble beginnings in 1973 we have strived to constantly improve Ourselves. Our Department has become an integral part of our community and has developed a long and rich history. We are located on the corner of Lumber Valley Rd and Hwy 260, in the center of Heber-Overgaard AZ. Our State and National certified EMS and Fire personnel respond to a variety of Emergency situations. We are comprised of full time, reserve and volunteer employees, providing a wide range of services.
This Web Site has been developed to further our role in the community and make available a variety of information. We strongly believe the best way to prevent an emergency is through Public Education. Please feel free to contact us. ---------->
This fire horse was captured behind our station during a propane drill. Pic by Capt. Mendez.
