Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue

10/22/2026

10/10/2026

Our Engine 473 crew is currently assigned to the Cleveland National Forest in Southern California, helping provide additional resources due to elevated fire danger in the area.

While out on assignment, the crew had the chance to show a few kids around the engine and snap a quick picture!

Always great to see our crews out representing Hurricane Valley and helping wherever they’re needed!

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

Just a reminder as we anticipate more rain!

Hurricane City has FREE sandbags to help keep the water where it belongs.

🛍️Step 1: Pick Up Empty Sandbags
Grab them at:
🚔 Hurricane Police Department

🪣 Step 2: Fill 'Em Up
Take them to any City sand pile location:
🚒 Fire Station 42
📍 700 W & 400 S intersection
⚾ 200 W by the ball fields
🐾 Hurricane Animal Shelter
🌴 Dixie Springs (3400 W)

10/08/2026

Just FYI for those traveling that way.

10/08/2026

Our crew from Station 43C assisted the New Harmony Valley Fire District on a structure fire in New Harmony early this morning.

10/07/2026

We encourage everyone in the Hurricane Valley Fire District and throughout Washington County to take a few minutes to register for Reverse 911 notifications. During wildfires, evacuations, severe weather, or other emergencies, having accurate and timely information can make a significant difference.

Take a minute to get registered today and make sure your family is prepared before the emergency happens.

10/07/2026

Monday night we had the honor of celebrating the badge pinning ceremony for Firefighter Amber Snyder, Firefighter Justin Batty, and Firefighter Noah Ryerson.
Congratulations to all three of you on this milestone and the dedication, hard work, and commitment you have shown to our department and community. We are proud to have you on the team. Great work, ladies and gentlemen!

10/02/2026

Washington County – At approximately 3:25 PM today, emergency response personnel were dispatched to a motorcycle accident in the Long Valley area.

Once responders arrived on scene, they began treating a 45-year-old male who had sustained serious injuries while riding a dirt bike in Long Valley. The patient was stabilized on scene before being transported by Intermountain Life Flight helicopter to St. George Regional Hospital for further treatment.

Agencies responding to the incident included the Washington City Police Department, Utah State Park Rangers, Washington County Sheriff’s Office, Washington City Fire Department, Hurricane Valley Fire District, and Intermountain Life Flight.

10/02/2026

Toquerville – At approximately 3:47 a.m. this morning, Hurricane Valley Fire District crews were dispatched to a vehicle accident on Toquerville Parkway.

The driver, a 22 year old male, who was the sole occupant of the vehicle, was able to self-extricate prior to the arrival of emergency crews. The patient was treated on scene before being transported to St. George Regional Hospital with serious injuries.

Engine 43, Medic 43, Heavy Rescue 41, and Battalion 44 responded to the incident, along with deputies from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.