Community Outreach & Services
The Surprise Fire-Medical Department’s Camp Ignite is a one-week program offering teen girls a unique opportunity to learn directly from female firefighter mentors.
Find FAQs and information for the Car Seat Program by Surprise Fire Medical Department
The Surprise Fire-Medical Department works to put life-saving power into the hands of the community through safety classes.
Crisis Response members are professionally trained volunteers, dedicated to providing quality on-scene crisis assistance and support services to people in Surprise and the Northwest Valley.
The Surprise Fire-Medical Department’s (SFMD) Fire Cadet Program is a volunteer program designed for aspiring firefighters ages 18 and older.
Screenings are available at select fire stations. View this page to learn more.
Learn about the residential lockbox program and how to have a lockbox installed at your home.
The On Deck Program is a monthly community meeting offering aspiring firefighters ages 18 and older the chance to meet, interact and even train with Surprise Fire-Medical Department members. This is a no-pressure way to learn more about a career in the fire service, gain insights into the testing process and get a great workout.
Citizen observers can schedule ride alongs.
Surprise Fire-Medical partners with the community and other agencies to provide safety education and programs to promote safety and prevention in our community.
Station Tours & Safety Education Events
Learn how your group can tour a City of Surprise fire station.
The Vial of Life resource provides life-saving information to first responders, such as medical conditions and medications, in situations where you cannot.