If there is a child or pet in immediate danger, locked in the vehicle, call 9-1-1 to have the closest fire department unit dispatched. For a non-emergency, you will need to search for a local tow company or a locksmith for assistance. 

A select group of individuals have received special training to become Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians. The technicians will be happy to inspect and teach residents about their child's safety seat. Inspections are done by appointment only.  If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call the Car Seat Hotline at (623) 882-SEAT (7328), leave your name and phone number, and a Child Passenger Safety Technician will contact you within 5 business days.

Please do not stop by a fire station for this service.

The Goodyear Fire Department currently does not offer a Ride-Along program.

The Goodyear Fire Department offers group educational tours of our fire stations. Tours are by appointment only, Monday - Friday and children must be at least 4 years old to participate. To request a tour fill out the form online.

The Goodyear Fire Department does not have patches for sale or trade. 

The Goodyear Fire Department does not provide either of these services. For more information please visit the Public Works website.

Please contact Public Works at 623-932-3010 for information on the specific days for collection as well as locations.

No, the Fire Department does not respond to this type of a call. Cats will come down when they are ready OR you can put food at the base of the tree and they will come down when hungry.

If you need more information regarding animal issues, reach out to the Arizona Humane Society at http://www.azhumane.org/ or Maricopa County at https://www.maricopa.gov/pets/.

Goodyear Fire, Police and other departments will respond to emergencies and disasters in a coordinated fashion; however, every household should have an emergency plan and basic preparations done well in advance. 

1. Be prepared to stay – This means keeping ample basic supplies of food and water in your home should you be required to shelter in place for a time.  We recommend at least one gallon of water per person per day.   
2. Be ready to go – Have a go bag full of items that you might need in case asked to evacuate with little or no notice.  Don’t forget what your pet might need, too!
3. Be prepared to communicate – One of the most valuable things you can do in an emergency is to maintain the ability to receive emergency instructions and communicate with your family. 

For bee removal, look in your preferred directory under “Bee Removal Services.”   Residents should call a bee keeper in a non-emergency bee situation. 

If bees are attacking, the resident should call 9-1-1 and the closest fire department unit will be dispatched.  If bees are gathering on an abandoned property, contact Maricopa County Vector Control at 602-506-0700.

Contact a reputable and licensed professional contractor specializing in the clean up of fire/smoke damage.

A smoke alarm will beep or “chirp” once every minute or so when the battery is low. Although your smoke alarms may be hardwired into your home’s electrical system, it should have a battery back-up in case of a power failure. Smoke alarms should be tested monthly and batteries changed once a year or according to the manufactures recommendations.  If the smoke alarms are hard wired, they probably are interconnected to each other.  If this is the case, when one alarm sounds they all sound, this helps to notify everyone in the home to get out of the house quickly.  

It is a common occurrence for smoke alarms to sound when the weather allows doors and windows to be open or when turning on the heater for the first time each winter season.  Dust and other fine particles that resemble smoke activates the sensors and cause the alarm to sound.  Once you determine there is not a fire and your alarms continue to sound, shut off the breaker.  Great time to vacuum alarms and press the test button on each alarm. 

Your smoke alarm(s) should be replaced every 10 years, this includes hardwired alarms too.  Like most electrical devices, smoke alarm sensors wear out.   

For assistance with your alarms, please call a licensed handyman or electrician.   

For bee removal, look in your preferred directory under “Bee Removal Services.”   Residents should call a bee keeper in a non-emergency bee situation.

If bees are attacking, the resident should call 9-1-1 and the closest fire department unit will be dispatched.  If bees are gathering on an abandoned property, contact Maricopa County Vector Control at 602-506-0700.

A select group of individuals have received special training to become Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians. The technicians will be happy to inspect and teach residents about their child's safety seat. Inspections are done by appointment only.  If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call the Car Seat Hotline at (623) 882-SEAT (7328), leave your name and phone number, and a Child Passenger Safety Technician will contact you within 5 business days.

Please do not stop by a fire station for this service.

The Goodyear Fire Department - Community Risk Reduction - Education Division offers CPR/AED, First Aid and Basic Life Support courses upon request for groups of 10 or more. Cost is dependent on type of requested.  Email your request to gdyfdcrr@goodyearaz.gov.   

The Goodyear Fire Department does not offer these services. Consult your preferred directory under “Fire Extinguishers”.

Generally small fire extinguishers with a plastic throat are disposable. Simpy release any pressure and dispose in the garbage container.   

The Goodyear Fire Department - Community Risk Reduction Division offers this training to our business partners upon request for 20 or more participants.  Email gdyfdcrr@goodyearaz.gov or call 623-882-7308 to schedule. 

Most fire extinguisher companies that service business extinguishers offer this training, free of charge as part of their annual service contract.

Please call the Goodyear Police non-emergency line at 623-932-1220, as they have the authority to issue parking citations.

A select group of individuals have received special training to become Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians. The technicians will be happy to inspect and teach residents about their child's safety seat. Inspections are done by appointment only.  If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call the Car Seat Hotline at (623) 882-SEAT (7328), leave your name and phone number, and a Child Passenger Safety Technician will contact you within 5 business days.

Please do not stop by the fire stations for this service.

 The Goodyear Fire Department does not administer immunization shots  Contact Maricopa County Public Health at https://www.maricopa.gov/1805/Immunizations for information on locations, free and low cost immunization shots.

Please contact the Goodyear Fire Department  Community Risk Reduction Division - Community Education Coordinator at 623-882-7308 or by email at gdyfdcrr@goodyearaz.gov.

 The Goodyear Fire Department does not administer immunization shots  Contact Maricopa County Public Health at https://www.maricopa.gov/1805/Immunizations for information on locations, free and low cost immunization shots.

The Goodyear Fire Department does not offer this service. Please consult your preferred directory under "medical supply" company. 

Place items in a heavy plastic puncture proof container (Chlorox bottle, Tide liquid container, etc). Tape lid closed, using permanent marker write "SHARPS" on outside of container and place in regular trash bin.

The Goodyear Fire Department does not distribute biomedical bags. Please consult your preferred directory under "Medical Supply" companies.

You must be at least 18 years old, a high school graduate, and Arizona State Certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) or Paramedic or Nationally Registered Paramedic with the ability to obtain State of Arizona certification.

Please consult the City of Goodyear Job Opportunities website for current openings. 

The Goodyear Fire Department participates in the Metro Phoenix Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT) Consortium. You can search online for “CPAT” in the greater Phoenix area for more information.

This information can be obtained by visiting our Station Locations page. This will provide you with address locations and map links. By using a search engine such as Google Maps or MapQuest, you will be able to provide your insurance company with the information.  If you live in an unincorporated area, please call the fire administrative office 623-932-2300 for clarification. 

Goodyear's ISO rating is 3/3X. Class 3 applies to properties in the city within 1,000 feet of a hydrant (in developed communities fire hydrants are placed every 400 feet) and within five (5) miles of a fire station. Class 3X would apply to properties more than five (5) but less than (10) miles of a fire station with or without a fire hydrant within 1000 feet.

The City of Goodyear requires developers to install fire hydrants every 400 feet for a developed community, therefore if you live in a developed community your house will be within 200 feet of a hydrant.

If you live in an undeveloped community you can contact Fire Administration at 623-932-2300 for assistance.

Phone numbers to the fire stations are restricted. Please contact our  Fire Administration Office at 623-932-2300 for assistance. We highly advise you to call 9-1-1 for emergencies verses showing up at one of our station locations. 

To schedule an inspection for new construction, visit the Development Services inspection webpage . For existing buildings, contact the  Community Risk Reduction - Fire Marshal office at 623-882-7303.

All plans including fire protection plans must be submitted to the Development Services Department, located at 1900 N. Civic Square, Goodyear, AZ 85395.

For Business: You will need to make an appointment with Fire Prevention staff to come out and replace any keys in the Knox Box. You can do this by calling 623-882-7110.

Any sign store can provide you with the proper fire related signage. Please consult your preferred directory under “sign stores”.

Reports for Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Fire Incident, and/or Fire Investigations are to be submitted through the City Clerk's Office.  Please click here.

For EMS Patient Report Requests:  Non patients, please provide a HIPPA Medical Release, Patients provide a valid ID and email it to Fire Administration at gyfire@goodyearaz.gov.