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- The History of Summit Fire
The Summit Fire District was the result of the merger between the
Doney Park Fire District and the Timberline-Fernwood Fire
District in 2001 and the merger of Summit Fire District and Fort
Valley Fire District in October 2009.
Summit Fire District has a five person Fire Board that is elected.
Each seat on the Fire Board has a term of four years. We serve
approximately 9500 residents and protect 90 square miles. Within
the fire district we have three Coconino County Supervisory
Districts. Carl Taylor for District 1, Liz Archuletta for District 2
and Mandy Metzger for District 4.
Cromer Elementary School is within our district located at 7150
North Silver Saddle Road. The school has a population of
approximately 750 students.
Summit Fire District has 5 stations. Station 31 located at 6425
North Cosnino Road, Station 32 located at 8905 North Koch Field
Road and Station 33 located at 6050 East Firehouse Lane off
North Highway 89. Station 36 is located at 8015 Wing Mountain
and Station 37 is located at 5500 N. Fort Valley Road. All five
stations are manned 24 hours a day. We have 44 full-time
firefighters, three business office personnel, an Emergency
Vehicle Technician/Engineer, a Chief and a Deputy Chief. We will
respond to approximately 1100 emergency calls during the year.
Summit Fire District
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