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FIRE and EMS
Fire Services
If you see a fire, call 911 immediately. We have crews on staff 24/7 to respond to a fire emergency. We respond to all hazards in the community including motor vehicle accidents (MVA), hazmat, structure fires and wildland fire emergencies.
The District has three fire stations:
- Station 1 on Mammoth Creek Road
- Station 2 at 1325 Ranch Drive in Elk Ridge
- Station 3 on Swains Creek Road in Swains Creek
Station 1 is manned 24/7 with fire staff and EMTs/Paramedics. Stations 2 & 3 are staffed as conditions and requirements dictate.
CURRENT FIRE RESTRICTIONS:
No current fire restrictions. Burning guidelines in place. See Kane County Fire Warden for details:
https://kane.utah.gov/gov/dept/fire-warden/
Up to date fire restrictions are here:
See https://utah-fire-info-utahdnr.hub.arcgis.com/pages/active-fire-restrictions
Emergency Medical Services
Cedar Mountain Service District is a State of Utah Licensed Quick Response Agency at the Paramedic level. In addition to providing basic EMS services like IVs and wound care, we have the ability to treat cardiac patients more effectively. Being 30+ miles to the nearest hospital, we encourage you to:
- Wear proper safety gear when operating OHVs, snowmobiles, using power equipment, etc.
- Call 911 immediately if you are injured and need assistance.
- Keep a current list of medications and emergency contacts on your person.
Staying Safe in the Mountains
The District is in a wilderness area and we encourage residents and visitors to practice Fire Safety Awareness including:
- Always check current fire restrictions.
- Be aware of evacuation routes.
- Keep a disaster supply kit in your house and/or car.
- Only use approved fire pits for campfires.
- Do not use fireworks.
UTAH FIRE SENSE
CLOSED FIRE SEASON
June 1st- October 31st the state of Utah goes into statutory closed fire season. Not to be confused with Fire Restrictions.
The burn season has closed until November 1st in Kane County. During the closed fire season campfires and charcoal grills are still okay in the unincorporated and state lands of the County. As the hot dry period continues, that can change pretty quickly and restrictions can be implemented. We encourage everyone to keep up to date and the fire conditions at https://utah-fire-info-utahdnr.hub.arcgis.com/ and for further information on burn rules https://ffsl.utah.gov/
Additional Kane County information can be found here:
https://kane.utah.gov/gov/dept/fire-warden/
Fire Pit Inspections and Approvals
To have your pit inspected and approved by CMfr, please scan the QR Code
or follow this link
https://forms.gle/AhGo9sSUUke2ihyh9
to fill out the form.
One of our team members will reach out to you as soon as we can. Please understand we are a full time Fire and EMS department, and we will get to your inspection as 911 calls and time allows.