Pinal County

Rural/Metro Fire Department has been providing fire and emergency medical services to Pinal County residents since 1972.

Rural/Metro operates on an individual basis with the residents of Queen Creek and Northern Pinal County. This means fire protection and emergency medical services are not paid for through taxes and residents are responsible for establishing fire serivce directly with Rural/ Metro Fire.

In Pinal County, Rural/Metro currently has two responding fire stations. There are seven firefighters on duty each day, along with a Southwest Ambulance, staffed with highly trained personnel dedicated to Pinal County.

Rural/Metro Fire crews in Pinal County are led by Battalion Chiefs Bill Grubb and Dan Caudle.

			Station 841 991 E. Hunt Hwy Established 2003 Engine 841, Brush 841 Southwest Ambulance
			Station 843 Copper Basin Temporary Opened October 2006 New station construction underway 28353 N. Main St.
			Proposed Station Combs & Gantzel Roads

Community Events in Pinal County
	From Pancake Breakfasts, School Mini-Musters, to neighborhood meetings, we're an active part of your community. Click here to learn about Rural/Metro's involvement in your area.