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🚨VEHICLE FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a vehicle fire at 2080 East Beverly Drive at 1:42 this afternoon. Engine 3 arrived four minutes later and found a large tractor trailer, unattached to a truck, on fire. Crews extinguished the fire in two minutes and prevented it from spreading to other tractor trailers on the property. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

🚨VEHICLE FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a vehicle fire at 2080 East Beverly Drive at 1:42 this afternoon. Engine 3 arrived four minutes later and found a large tractor trailer, unattached to a truck, on fire. Crews extinguished the fire in two minutes and prevented it from spreading to other tractor trailers on the property. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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House fire in Tucson displaces five people and pets

House fire in Tucson displaces five people and pets

Firefighter remembers Old Tucson Studios fire "in color"

Firefighter remembers Old Tucson Studios fire "in color"

🚨MOBILE HOME FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a residential fire in the 3000 block of East Lee Street at 7:33 this evening. Battalion 2 arrived four minutes later and reported large amounts of smoke in the area and a fully involved mobile home. Crews went defensive , fighting the fire from outside, and prevented the fire from spreading to nearby homes . The fire was called under control at 7:44. The home was vacant and no injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation. |

🚨MOBILE HOME FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a residential fire in the 3000 block of East Lee Street at 7:33 this evening. Battalion 2 arrived four minutes later and reported large amounts of smoke in the area and a fully involved mobile home. Crews went defensive , fighting the fire from outside, and prevented the fire from spreading to nearby homes . The fire was called under control at 7:44. The home was vacant and no injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation. |

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🚨RV FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a commercial building fire at 5 this afternoon at 1124 North Bryant Avenue. Engine 5 arrived four minutes later and reported thick, black smoke coming from a large tile warehouse. A large roll-up door appeared to have been blown off prior to the crew arriving. Three fire crews made entrance to the building and found an RV on fire. Crews were able to restrict the fire to a single RV. The fire was called under control at 5:19. No injuries were reported. The

🚨RV FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a commercial building fire at 5 this afternoon at 1124 North Bryant Avenue. Engine 5 arrived four minutes later and reported thick, black smoke coming from a large tile warehouse. A large roll-up door appeared to have been blown off prior to the crew arriving. Three fire crews made entrance to the building and found an RV on fire. Crews were able to restrict the fire to a single RV. The fire was called under control at 5:19. No injuries were reported. The

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🚨VEHICLE FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a vehicle fire at 2080 East Beverly Drive at 1:42 this afternoon. Engine 3 arrived four minutes later and found a large tractor trailer, unattached to a truck, on fire. Crews extinguished the fire in two minutes and prevented it from spreading to other tractor trailers on the property. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation. | Tucson Fire Department

🚨VEHICLE FIRE Tucson Fire was dispatched to a vehicle fire at 2080 East Beverly Drive at 1:42 this afternoon. Engine 3 arrived four minutes later and found a large tractor trailer, unattached to a truck, on fire. Crews extinguished the fire in two minutes and prevented it from spreading to other tractor trailers on the property. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation. | Tucson Fire Department

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Tucson Fire was dispatched to a house fire at 2:42 this afternoon in the 2100 block of Sunland Vista. Battalion 1 arrived five minutes later and found a house on fire in the 2100 block of East Monterey Vista. High winds, heavy fire, and downed power lines spread the fire to a neighboring home across the alley on Sunland Vista. Flames also spread to a shed on another property across the alley. The fire caused some power lines to fall in the alley, hampering efforts to control the fire. A three-al

Tucson Fire was dispatched to a house fire at 2:42 this afternoon in the 2100 block of Sunland Vista. Battalion 1 arrived five minutes later and found a house on fire in the 2100 block of East Monterey Vista. High winds, heavy fire, and downed power lines spread the fire to a neighboring home across the alley on Sunland Vista. Flames also spread to a shed on another property across the alley. The fire caused some power lines to fall in the alley, hampering efforts to control the fire. A three-al

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HOUSE FIRE 🔥 At 1:58 Wednesday afternoon the Tucson Fire Department was dispatched to the 8900 block of E. Old Spanish Trail for reports of a house fire. Engine 12 was first on scene at 2:02 and observed heavy fire conditions from the garage and front bedroom. With the help of additional units this fire was called under control at 2:29 🚒💨 A family of three and two dogs have been displaced by this fire. The Red Cross has been called to assist the victims and their two dogs. Fire investigators

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Old Tucson Fire: 30 Years Later

The fire service is a family, and at Tucson Fire, it’s common to see multiple generations serving together. But three families, the Elams, Blacks, and Tamiettis, have taken that idea to the next level. At one time, 14 members of the extended family were serving together. Brian Elam and Clayton Black take us through the family tree, showing how dedication and service run deep in these families. | Tucson Fire Department

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Residents warned of space heater risks after house fire on Tucson's southside

House fire on Tucson's northside sends one to hospital

🚒 Tucson Fire Station 3, built in 1953, is one of the oldest active fire stations in Arizona! Located near Broadway and Campbell, it houses Engine 3 and Paramedic 3. Engine 3 responds to the University of Arizona and midtown, covering 30 high-rises (6 stories or more) in its first due area. In 2024, Engine 3 was the second busiest engine company in Tucson, responding to 4,837 emergencies. Fun fact: the workout shed in the back of the station was once the original maintenance shop for Tucson Fir

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Last month, Tucson Fire crews were dispatched to reports of heavy black smoke on the city’s east side. Engine 9 arrived within five minutes and found a large fire involving old city storage containers near a private landfill. Initially believed to be a hazardous materials incident, the call was quickly upgraded to a full HAZMAT response out of caution. As a precaution, nearby Udall Park was evacuated due to the fire’s proximity. Firefighters faced significant challenges due to the remote locatio

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Earlier this year, Tucson Fire was dispatched to a house fire. While entering the home, crews received updated information that someone could be inside. We’re taking you inside with Captain Brian Anspach, who helped locate the victim. It’s not like the movies, it’s dark, it’s smoky. You may be disoriented in these conditions even in your own home. Having a working smoke detector and having an escape plan can save your life. This video also shows you what environment firefighters work in and how

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Remembering the night Old Tucson Studios burned

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Have you had a chance to see our Mescal Studios? If not, check out this beautiful video of the sets! Films such as Tombstone and The Quick & The Dead (among many others!) have been shot here, adding buildings to the set over the years. Mescal is currently closed to the public, but we expect to schedule more tours in the fall season. If you have an inquiry about a group tour at Mescal, call us at (520) 883-0100. | Old Tucson

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The Tucson Fire Department runs over 300 "working structure fires" each year. In 2020, they responded to 661 working structure fires, and in 2024, they handled an incredible record of 105,497 calls. With only 645 commissioned firefighters. Usually departments with this call load have 800-1,000 firefighters. Thank you to the firefighters in operations who hold the line day in and day out. | Tucson Fire Fighters Association

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Crews from the Tucson Fire Department responded to a car fire near Speedway and Howard around 6:50 p.m. Friday. The TFD said the fire was quickly put out, and one person was transported to a local hospital. | KOLD News 13

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End of Era: Tucsonans share beloved memories amid closure of Old Tucson Studios

Tucson Fire crews battle overnight building fire

Rehab at fire scenes is about more than cooling off — it’s a structured process focused on medical monitoring, exposure documentation, and accountability. Crews go through decon, remove turnouts, and get vitals checked before returning to work. It’s how we track who was on scene, how they were doing, and what they were exposed to. Here’s Paramedic Chad Spahr explaining how it works. | Tucson Fire Department

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Fire crews respond to explosive house fire in Tucson

VERTICAL VENTILATION 🏡 You may see firefighters on the roof during a fire, cutting holes. That’s called vertical ventilation. It lets smoke and heat escape, making it safer for crews inside to find and rescue people, and faster to put the fire out. Captain Brian Barrett at station 9 C-Shift shows us how it works! | Tucson Fire Department

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What do retired firefighters do when they hang out? They restore antique fire trucks! A group of retirees meets every week to bring these old trucks back to life — and enjoy each other's company along the way. They may not be running calls anymore, but they're still serving the community by preserving the city’s history… one truck at a time. | Tucson Fire Department

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'It was just a horrible day. Sad, sad day for Tucson:' Former stuntman reflects on Old Tucson fire

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South Tucson Fire Dept. marks bittersweet chapter after decades of service

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Wildfire Erupts in Tucson as Officials Warn of More Fires to Come

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FIREHOUSE LEGENDS: Retired Battalion Chief Todd Vossler made his mark as one of Tucson Fire’s first paramedics. His background as a Navy diver helped him establish our swift water rescue program—still saving lives today. Todd says his 22-year fire career felt brief, but his impact runs deep. These days, he keeps connected to the fire service by teaming up with other retirees to restore antique fire trucks, preserving the history he helped build. | Tucson Fire Department

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