Thanks to the Magnet-Butterfield Water Association, we have all Hydrants in their service area GPS located and mapped. This information greatly assists our firefighters in locating these in emergency situations. We thank them for providing us with this valuable information. This map also include our service area mapped as well. You can search for an address and see the location.
We would like to extend a special thank you to all of the great members of the Magnet Cove School District and Corporal Mike Morrow SRO for the Magnet Cove School for putting together such a fun and informative day for our communities youth!
Being A Volunteer Firefighter Is About One Thing – Heart.
It’s not what you look like, what degree you have, or where you come from. It’s about heart. If you have the heart to serve {YOUR COMMUNITY NAME} in a way that few can, you have everything we need.
Mark your calendars! #Fire Prevention Week is October 6-12, 2019. This year’s Fire Prevention Week theme is “Not every Hero wears a cape, PLAN and PRACTICE your ESCAPE!” Know TWO ways out of every room and PRACTICE your plan along with your meeting place!
Need help making an escape plan?
We are proud to announce our latest addition. It’s a BOY! 14,420 lbs. & 20′ 6″ long. Our newest brush truck has arrived! We would like to thank the MCFD Board of Directors as well as all of our members for their support that made this possible. This will supplement our current 1984 Brush truck that only holds 250 Gal. of water as well as respond to medical calls and medical standbys at the Magnet Cove Football Games. We will be stickering it and training on it next week.
Specifications:
2019 Dodge 5500 Chassis 4X4 w/ Cummins Diesel
400 Gallon Tank
160 Gallon per Min. pump
15,500 lb. Winch
Push-up LED Flood Scene Lights (X2)
Booster reels with 100′ of 3/4 Booster Line (X2)
Scotty Foam System
built by: Outback Fire Apparatus, Utah
