Clarkdale Fire District

895 First South Street, PO Box 1236, Clarkdale, Arizona 86324    (928) 639-4591

Smoke detectors should be checked once a month and batteries replaced annually.  Need assistance?  Call us and we will check them and change the batteries for free.

We have instructors certified to teach Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and First Aid.  According to the American Heart Association, effective bystander CPR, provided immediately after cardiac arrest, can double a victim's chance of survival.

Classes are normally offered monthly, however we will make special accommodations for groups.  Please contact us for the class schedule and to register 639-4591.  Classes are $35 each.

The Clarkdale Fire District is committed to fire prevention.  For this reason, we offer free assistance with developing a defensible space plan for your home or business.

See our Defensible Space Page

Need your blood pressure checked?  Stop by Station #21 at 895 First North Street, we will check it for free.  To make sure we are available, call ahead, 639-4591.

We welcome the opportunity to conduct a free safety inspection and offer suggestions how to make your home a safer place.

Speakers and station tours available for groups.  Call for more information, 639-4591.

Burn Permits

Residents of the District may purchase a permit at the Clarkdale Fire Station #21 on Ninth Street.  Burn Permit Information.

Key Lock Boxes

Key lock boxes are installed at a home or business and contain entry keys to the structure.  Only emergency personnel have the lock box key so they can easily gain access in an emergency.  This saves precious time and can spare property damage caused by forced entries.  Though every property owner can benefit from these, they are especially useful for elderly persons who may fall and not be able to let responders into the home.  Key lock boxes may be ordered at cost through the Fire District or through the Sedona Verde Valley Association of Realtors (Coordinator Ann Ziller, 282-5409), which offers free lockboxes to senior citizens based on income.