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A MESSAGE FROM FIRE CHIEF JAYME KAHLE:
Here at the Rincon Valley Fire District, the health and safety of our community is our top priority. Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic, we are currently enacting temporary measures at both fire stations to help reduce the spread of the virus and safeguard our operational capacity.
Until further notice, our stations are restricted to RVFD personnel only, including access to the community room. All public events are cancelled until further notice. We are available by telephone at (520) 647-3760. As always, please dial 911 during an emergency and advise the operator if you are experiencing symptoms of a respiratory illness. For non-emergency medical attention, please contact your health provider.
We will continue to observe Federal, State, and Local guidelines in response to the Coronavirus Pandemic and look forward to updating you as the situation progresses. Thank you for your cooperation and continued support.
Here at the Rincon Valley Fire District, the health and safety of our community is our top priority. Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic, we are currently enacting temporary measures at both fire stations to help reduce the spread of the virus and safeguard our operational capacity.
Until further notice, our stations are restricted to RVFD personnel only, including access to the community room. All public events are cancelled until further notice. We are available by telephone at (520) 647-3760. As always, please dial 911 during an emergency and advise the operator if you are experiencing symptoms of a respiratory illness. For non-emergency medical attention, please contact your health provider.
We will continue to observe Federal, State, and Local guidelines in response to the Coronavirus Pandemic and look forward to updating you as the situation progresses. Thank you for your cooperation and continued support.
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RINCON VALLEY FIRE DISTRICT
Mission Statement
"Prepare, Prevent, and Protect our Community from Harm."
Rincon Valley Fire District was formed in 1985 by residents of the southeast metropolitan Tucson area. The District currently provides emergency and community services to 20,000 residents over a 50 square mile area. Rincon Valley Fire District is a nonprofit, community service organization. Rincon Valley Fire District provides a wide range of dedicated services to its residential and commercial property owners. In addition to fire protection, Paramedic-equipped units located in the District for advanced life support to medical calls provide prompt, efficient transportation to the hospital.
On this website you will find information related to community events, services, tours, educational presentations, fire safety, and general information about the Rincon Valley Fire District. If you have any questions please reach out and contact us.
Mission Statement
"Prepare, Prevent, and Protect our Community from Harm."
Rincon Valley Fire District was formed in 1985 by residents of the southeast metropolitan Tucson area. The District currently provides emergency and community services to 20,000 residents over a 50 square mile area. Rincon Valley Fire District is a nonprofit, community service organization. Rincon Valley Fire District provides a wide range of dedicated services to its residential and commercial property owners. In addition to fire protection, Paramedic-equipped units located in the District for advanced life support to medical calls provide prompt, efficient transportation to the hospital.
On this website you will find information related to community events, services, tours, educational presentations, fire safety, and general information about the Rincon Valley Fire District. If you have any questions please reach out and contact us.
ADDITIONAL LINKS
District Board
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