For Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re highlighting Station 14, a cornerstone of Tucson’s south side. It originally opened in 1960 on South 6th Avenue and moved to its current home at 5757 South Liberty in 1968. Beyond answering calls for service, the crews here take pride in their neighborhood. Station 14 adopted Liberty Avenue through the City’s Adopt-A-Street program and even planted the trees that line the street, a lasting commitment to keeping their community safe and thriving. To honor its de

Most people are familiar with fire engines and ladder trucks, but Tucson Fire has many specialized vehicles that provide support at certain incidents. That’s exactly what Air Power 22 does. Based out of Station 22, Air Power 22 responds to working incidents across the city. As its name suggests, it provides powerful lighting for emergency scenes and is also equipped with an air-conditioned rehab room where firefighters can cool down and recover after an incident. Engineer Paul Hestand gives you

Today, we proudly recognize the veterans, reserves and national guard members who serve within Tucson Fire. Your dedication to both our country and our community inspires us every day. Thank you for your service, your courage, and your continued commitment to protecting others—at home and abroad. | Tucson Fire Department