Summit Fire District History
Doney Park Fire District and Timberline-Fernwood Fire District merged in 2001 to create the Summit Fire
District. The merger was taken to the public for a vote on March 13, 2001. The merger passed by a 92% vote
from the people. At an organizational meeting on May 29, 2001 between Doney Park and Timberline-
Fernwood Fire Districts, the two boards voted for 5 out of the 8 members to form the new Summit Fire District
Board of Directors. In 2009, Fort Valley Fire District was added to the District. We serve approximately 9500
residents and protect 90 square miles.
Summit Fire District has a five person Fire Board that is elected. Each seat on the Fire Board has a term of
four years. Board meetings are held the third Tuesday of every month (unless otherwise posted). All
meetings are open to the public and you are encouraged to attend.
Current Summit Fire Board Members
Jim Doskocil, Chairman (jim.doskocil@gmail.com) Term Expires 2012
Dan Atkinson, Clerk (dan@flagstaffhomebuilder.com) Term Expires 2014
Jerry Loynachan, Member (loynachanjj@msn.com) Term Expires 2014
Rick Parker, Member (rickfirefighter@yahoo.com) Term Expires 2014
Gary Selig, Member (xcmokiebearx@yahoo.com) Term Expires 2012
Summit Fire District Stations (in case of an emergency dial 911)
Station 31 - 6425 North Cosnino Road, 928-526-0344
Station 32 – Administrative Office - 8905 North Koch Field Road, 928-526-9537
Station 33 - 6050 East Firehouse Lane off North Highway 89, 928-526-1724
Station 36 - 8015 Wing Mountain, 928-213-0935
Station 37 - 5500 N. Fort Valley Road, 928-213-5299
All five stations are manned 24 hours a day. We have 44 full-time firefighters, who respond to approximately
1100 emergency calls during the year.
Cromer Elementary School is within our district located at 7150 North Silver Saddle Road. The school has a
population of approximately 750 students.
District. The merger was taken to the public for a vote on March 13, 2001. The merger passed by a 92% vote
from the people. At an organizational meeting on May 29, 2001 between Doney Park and Timberline-
Fernwood Fire Districts, the two boards voted for 5 out of the 8 members to form the new Summit Fire District
Board of Directors. In 2009, Fort Valley Fire District was added to the District. We serve approximately 9500
residents and protect 90 square miles.
Summit Fire District has a five person Fire Board that is elected. Each seat on the Fire Board has a term of
four years. Board meetings are held the third Tuesday of every month (unless otherwise posted). All
meetings are open to the public and you are encouraged to attend.
Current Summit Fire Board Members
Jim Doskocil, Chairman (jim.doskocil@gmail.com) Term Expires 2012
Dan Atkinson, Clerk (dan@flagstaffhomebuilder.com) Term Expires 2014
Jerry Loynachan, Member (loynachanjj@msn.com) Term Expires 2014
Rick Parker, Member (rickfirefighter@yahoo.com) Term Expires 2014
Gary Selig, Member (xcmokiebearx@yahoo.com) Term Expires 2012
Summit Fire District Stations (in case of an emergency dial 911)
Station 31 - 6425 North Cosnino Road, 928-526-0344
Station 32 – Administrative Office - 8905 North Koch Field Road, 928-526-9537
Station 33 - 6050 East Firehouse Lane off North Highway 89, 928-526-1724
Station 36 - 8015 Wing Mountain, 928-213-0935
Station 37 - 5500 N. Fort Valley Road, 928-213-5299
All five stations are manned 24 hours a day. We have 44 full-time firefighters, who respond to approximately
1100 emergency calls during the year.
Cromer Elementary School is within our district located at 7150 North Silver Saddle Road. The school has a
population of approximately 750 students.
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