The Henderson Professional Fire Fighters serve over 335,000 residents and operate from 12 stations comprised of 284 full-time Firefighter floor personnel. They are nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS) and Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI), and they are a full-service ISO Class One fire and rescue department.
The Henderson Professional Fire Fighters take great pride in their premier level of service in the community and are proud to have exceptional rates of service. In fact, 96% of those they have served rated them as Outstanding or Excellent. By providing a hazard response system that includes fire response, advanced life support, emergency medical treatment and transportation, the City of Henderson Fire Department has maintained the City of Henderson’s lowest cost per capita in the region.


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Henderson firefighters arrived on scene 23 seconds faster than they did in 2024, according to Henderson Fire Chief Scott Vivier. #8NN🔗
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Today we participated in our 14th Safe Pools Rule! event, in partnership with the City of Henderson, Henderson Hospital and the Parks and Recreation Department.
This annual initiative aims to educate the public on drowning prevention, a leading cause of preventable and unintentional death among young children in southern Nevada.
The first six minutes are crucial in any emergency. The Henderson Fire Department offers free training classes in community life-saving techniques so that our residents can learn CPR and other life-saving procedures. #cityofhenderson #Hendersonfire #hendersonprofessionalfirefighters #SafePoolsRule #watersafety #HendersonHospital ... See MoreSee Less
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A message from our HPFF President Zach Davis as pool season nears. 🏊♀️ #SafePoolsRule ... See MoreSee Less
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