Paradise Valley Fire District

10/13/2026

🥞🚒 Thank You for Your Support!

A big thank you to everyone who came out Saturday to support Paradise Valley Fire at our annual Pancake Breakfast!

We would also like to extend a huge thank you to all the local businesses that generously donated items to our silent auction. Your generosity does not go unnoticed and plays an important role in helping us raise funds for much-needed rescue equipment.

And of course, thank you to our volunteer firefighters who gave their time to help organize, prepare, and make this event possible!

We truly appreciate the continued support from our community, local businesses, and volunteers. We couldn’t do it without you!

10/10/2026

10/09/2026

🥞🚒 Reminder! Our Annual Pancake Feed is TOMORROW!

Come enjoy some delicious pancakes and check out the unique silent auction items donated by local businesses!

Know someone who could use some firewood? 🪵 That’s just one of the items up for auction!

Help us spread the word, bring your family and friends, and come support Paradise Valley Fire!

📅 Saturday, October 10th
⏰ 8:00–11:00 AM
📍 2492 Paradise Valley Road

We hope to see you there!

09/18/2026

A little nighttime training 🚒🌙

Last night, Paradise Valley firefighters spent some time practicing making entry into a structure and working through different techniques together.

Training nights are a chance to slow things down, try different approaches, ask questions, and learn from one another.

Not a bad view to end the evening with either! 🌙🚒

09/15/2026

⚠️ SCAM WARNING – UNAUTHORIZED FIRE DEPARTMENT MERCHANDISE ⚠️

Our department has been made aware of accounts posting shirts and other merchandise for sale and tagging members of our page.

These shirts and merchandise are NOT affiliated with Paradise Valley Fire Protection District. We have not authorized these individuals or accounts to use our name, department identity, or members’ names to sell merchandise.

Please DO NOT click on links, place orders, or provide payment or personal information through these posts.

We have already blocked multiple accounts involved in this activity and will continue to remove and report them as they appear.

If you see one of these posts:
• Do not engage with the seller.
• Do not click the link or make a purchase.
• Report the post/account to Facebook.
• Please let us know so we can remove and report it as well.

08/20/2026

🔥🚒 Since mid-July, Paradise Valley Fire has been assisting our local Idaho Department of Lands office with initial attack response, providing personnel along with our newly acquired Type 5 engine, E364.

E364 continues that support today and is currently assisting with the new incident shared below.

This is why the continued cooperation between Paradise Valley Fire and our agency partners is so important. Being able to share personnel, equipment, and resources helps all of us better serve and protect our communities during a busy fire season.

Stay safe out there! 🔥🚒

(Naples, Idaho) – The Caribou Fire is burning northwest of Naples near Ruby Creek in steep, rocky and forested terrain. The fire is currently estimated at 10 acres and 0% contained. There are no homes or buildings threatened and no evacuations in place at this time.

Approximately 90 personnel are assigned to the fire, and a Type 3 team is managing the incident. Firefighting resources include air attack, a helicopter making bucket drops and scoopers. A large airtanker has also been ordered. An additional 20-person crew is expected to arrive tomorrow.

Crews are working in hot and dry conditions in challenging terrain, and those conditions are expected to continue through the weekend. The Idaho Department of Lands’ Kootenai Valley Forest Protective District has protection responsibility, with the U.S. Forest Service and IDL cooperating on the response.

08/07/2026

🔥 Fire Danger is Now EXTREME 🔥

Fire danger has now increased to Extreme, and Stage 2 Fire Restrictions are in effect.

With hot, dry conditions, it only takes one spark to start a wildfire. If you’re out enjoying the outdoors, please use extra caution with any recreational activities and follow all current fire restrictions.

Together, we can help prevent human-caused wildfires and keep our community safe. Stay aware, stay safe, and thank you for doing your part. 🚒🌲