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Logan Fire Department
The mission of the Logan Fire Department is to provide timely and effective emergency response, fire prevention practices, and fire and life safety public education.
All Logan firefighters are trained Emergency Medical Technicians or Paramedics and are on duty 24 hours a day and 365 days a year. In addition to responding to approximately 3000 fire and medical incidents each year, we also respond to concerns such as smoke or carbon monoxide alarms, technical rescues, hazardous materials incidents. etc. The Logan Fire Department also performs more than 1,500 fire prevention inspections of new and existing local businesses annually and conducts nearly 150 public safety education presentations and station tours a year. We visit schools, church groups, and civic organizations.and coordinate with local businesses to provide public safety information at their events. As a lead partner with other fire agencies in Cache Valley, we regularly place public safety advertisements in the local newspaper, on several radio stations, and on all of the movie theater screens in Cache County.
Facts about Logan Fire:
- A total of 49 full-time Fire Department employees operate out of two stations.
- We have four engines (pumpers), one aerial ladder truck, two brush trucks, two paramedic rescue squads, five ambulances, one 2300 gallon water tender (tanker), two aircraft firefighting units, and a hazardous materials and technical rescue truck.
- The average response time of the Logan Fire Department is 4 minutes, 33 seconds on medical emergencies and 5 minutes, 31 seconds on fire calls.
- The Logan Fire Department also protects the cities of River Heights, Providence, and the areas of College/Young Ward and Logan Canyon.
- The Logan Fire Department can provide a free smoke or carbon monoxide detector to any Logan citizens who are elderly, disabled, or low income.
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