The Battle of Boots vs. Badges Community Blood Drive is now open for business!! Open today until 4 pm at the new basketball ball gym on the campus of Springdale High School. Please come out and donate, grab some lunch, and help us decide who takes the trophy home this year!!
6 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Members of the Fire Department and Police Department holding a blood drive trophy
Reminder: Tomorrow is our 4th annual Boots vs. Badges Blood Drive Challenge. This is an epic showdown for a great cause! The Springdale Fire Department and Springdale Police Department are teaming up for a friendly competition that's all about saving lives. Please make plans to donate and help support a great cause! 🔥 Here's how it works: 🚒 Team Fire and 🚓 Team Police will compete to see who can donate the most blood and significantly impact our community. 📅 Date: Friday, July 19th 🕒 Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM 📍 Location: Springdale High School Auxiliary Gym, 101 S. Pleasant St. Appointments are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. Click on this link to schedule a time for your blood donation. https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fdonor.cbco.org%2findex.php%2fdrive-list%3fview%3dservicesearch%26id_service%3d101&c=E,1,SIqomcH6UgAopRgFpFKy6ElKKzyeA1PY6fTY6IGAvQWY-2m-V2v7yXjYH0b2aDk8TiJNpD8f7cM64za0_aDXQ-d97KHoSrf_X7kKVomoFP_QQA,,&typo=1 Why Donate? ❤️ Blood donations save lives every day. Participating in this challenge will help patients who need transfusions due to accidents, surgeries, and medical treatments.
6 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Blood Drive flyer
This past Friday, Battalion Chief Clyde Clemons and Battalion Chief Pat Lee completed the Arkansas Fire Academy Chief Fire Officer program. This was an extensive course that started in January and finished on Friday. To complete this course, they attended 160 hours of in-class instruction, with each class segment hosted at a different location across the state, along with many hours of self-study. Job well done, gentleman!
6 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Firefighter receiving a certificate
Firefighter receiving a certificate
Hey everyone! We're excited to announce an epic showdown for a great cause! The Springdale Fire Department and Springdale Police Department are teaming up for a friendly competition that's all about saving lives. It's the Boots vs. Badges Blood Drive Challenge! 🔥 Here's how it works: 🚒 Team Fire and 🚓 Team Police will go head-to-head to see who can donate the most blood and make the biggest impact in our community. 📅 Date: Friday, July 19th 🕒 Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM 📍 Location: Springdale High School Auxiliary Gym, 101 S. Pleasant St. Why Donate? ❤️ Blood donations save lives every day. By participating in this challenge, you're directly helping patients in need of transfusions due to accidents, surgeries, and medical treatments.
6 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Blood Drive flyer
As the 4th of July holiday is rapidly approaching, we would like to present some interesting facts from last July 4th activities. Also, once you have finished celebrating, the best practice is to place the spent fireworks in a container of water to soak overnight before disposal. A common mistake we encounter is disposing of the spent fireworks before complete extinguishment in to a trash container. These are often located next to the house, vehicles, or in a garage. This can lead to a fire that can spread rapidly to a structure. Please be safe and enjoy the holiday!
7 months ago, Justin Pinkley
statistical data from firework injuries in 2023
Three of our members are being deployed with Arkansas Task Force 1 to assist with flooding in New Mexico. We wish them safe travels. #teamspringdale #springdalefire
7 months ago, Rance Richardson
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NM
Today, firework tents in the city have been given the green light to begin sales. We want to take this opportunity to remind residents that you are only allowed to discharge fireworks in the city limits July 1st through July 4th. You may discharge fireworks from 8:00am until 10:00pm on these days. Fireworks that travel on a stick (bottle rockets) are not permitted to be discharged in the City of Springdale. Those who are under the age of 16 must be under the supervision of someone who is a least 21 years of age. We hope everyone has a safe and happy 4th of July!
7 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Fireworks Tent
As we continue to experience high heat index values, here are a few tips to keep in mind. During hot and humid weather, your body's ability to cool itself is challenged in ways you may not expect. When your body heats too rapidly, or when too much fluid or salt is lost through dehydration or sweating, you may experience a heat-related illness. Stay Weather-Ready by learning the symptoms of excessive heat exposure and the appropriate responses. weather.gov/safety/heat-illness
7 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Flyer for how to identify heat related emergencies.
This evening units responded to a residential structure fire. Crews were able to contain the fire to the garage area minimizing damage to the remainder of the structure. #teamspringdale #springdalefire
7 months ago, Rance Richardson
SFD
SFD
Please join us in recognizing our recent promotions. Congratulations to Captain Justin Cobb, Driver Operator Zack Hutcheson, and Driver Operator Aaron Satterfield. Job well done!
7 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Captain Justin Cobb
Driver Operator Zach Hutcheson
Driver Operator Aaron Satterfield
Help us congratulate our newest paramedics! Last night, these firefighters graduated from the NWACC Paramedic program. This intensive two year program prepares members of our department to provide advanced life support to the citizens they serve. Left to right: Hayden Johnson, Tanner Goodwin, and Dylan Wilkes.
7 months ago, Justin Pinkley
paramedics at graduation
Hayden Johnson receiving paramedic certificate
Tanner Goodwin receiving paramedic certificate
Dylan Wiles receiving paramedic certificate
Please join us in congratulating Springdale's newest firefighters on graduation from the NWA Fire Training Academy! They have completed an intense and challenging 10 week training program as part of their preparations to serve the community and citizens of Springdale. The recruits will spend an additional two weeks with our Training Division and will then be assigned to their respective shifts and stations. Congratulations on your achievement. (Photo From Left to Right: Eli Crumrine, Johnathan Bennett, Mark Hull, Ethan Holte, Bryce Bosley, and Dakota Amos). And congratulations to Ethan Holte for receiving the Academic Achievement Award!
7 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Spring Recruit firefighters at graduation
Spring recruit fire academy class group photo
Firefighter receiving an award at graduation
Due to recent weather events that have affected our neighbors in Benton County and in the midst of severe weather season, along with other significant events happening throughout the city, we want to remind our citizens of the Springdale Alert System. This free emergency alert system allows you to receive notifications from the city, from severe weather, major emergency events, road and lane closures, and public meetings. You can modify which messages you receive, the time of day you prefer to receive notifications, and your location to be notified of events that may affect where you live, work, or play in our great city. Please go to the link provided and sign up today. https://www.springdalear.gov/o/springdale/page/springdale-alert
7 months ago, Mayor's Office
springdalealert
Please join us tomorrow as we congratulate Driver Operator John Buchan on his retirement. Congratulations John!
8 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Driver Operator John Buchan retirement post
Today, we pause and take a moment to remember everyone who has made the ultimate sacrifice for our county.
8 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Memorial Day poster
Last night B shift responded to a vehicle fire. Engine 3 arrived on scene and upgraded the assignment due to several exposures. Units were able to contain the fire from spreading. No injuries reported. #teamspringdale #springdalefire
8 months ago, Rance Richardson
car fire
car fire
car fire
car fire
car fire
The Springdale Fire Department Benevolent Fund awarded spring 2024 scholarships to two graduating seniors. These scholarships are provided to department personnel's eligible graduates and may continue throughout their higher academic careers. Congratulations, to Abby McDonald and Colton Clemons!
8 months ago, Justin Pinkley
High school senior scholarship presentation
high school scholarship presentation
This past week , the department trained on some of the latest tactics to combat electric vehicle fires and lithium ion battery fires in general. New technologies often present new challenges to mitigate the hazards associated with that technology.
8 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Captain Andrews teaching an electric vehicle class
crews listening to a electric vehicle class
Crews learning how to deploy a fire blanket
car covered with a fire blanket
Nurses Week is a wonderful opportunity to express gratitude and appreciation for the incredible dedication and compassion that nurses bring to their work every day. It's a time to recognize their hard work, selflessness, and unwavering commitment to providing quality care to those in need. The treats we shared today is a small token of our appreciation. Thank you for all that you do!
8 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Northwest Nurses
Children’s hospital nurses
Mercy nurses
Northwest nurses posing
Mercy nurses posing
Children’s nurses posing
Members of A-Platoon took advantage of the beautiful weather to run through a variety of rescue JPRs (Job Performance Requirements). They must demonstrate quarterly their proficiency to preform rescue tasks.
8 months ago, Justin Pinkley
Crews preforming rescue Joe's
crews on top of a jersey wall for a rescue evaluation
crews on top of USAR 2 preforming JPRs
crews working with jersey wall for a rescue scenarios