Uintah's Fire ChiefsWilliam Pope (January 2014 - Present) Mike Marz (July 2012 - January 2014) Denise Vickers (March 2012 - July 2012) Dave Boothe (1999 - February 2012) Mike Marz (1998-1999) Jack Lucero (1997-1998) Scott Alvey (1986-1997) Robert "Bob" Amundson (1980-1986) Kirk Combe (1980) Lenard Kendell (1978-1980) Luther Sutherland (1977-1978) Basil Luke Mildon (1976-1977) Neil Bybee (1974-1976) |
Our StoryThe Uintah City Fire Department protects more than 1,300 residents in the two square mile area that is the Town of Uintah in Weber County Utah. The Department provides fire supression and prevention, life safety and rescue services as well as other support functions to the citizens of Uintah City and Weber County. In addition our Department provides mutual aid assistance to our surrounding neighbor communities that, in a time of need, request our assistance.
 The Uintah City Fire Department, located in the southern most part of Weber County Utah, has been serving the City of Uintah and surrounding communities since 1971. Our department is staffed entirely with volunteers from the community. Staffed entirely by volunteers, the Uintah City Fire Department Prides itself on the selflessness and dedication of its Volunteer Firefighters and Volunteer Support Personnel, all of whom play a vital role in the safety of Uintah. Our department operates three pieces of apparatus from a single station to cover the over 1,300 residents, 400 residences, 20 businesses that compose our little bedroom community. The apparatus include an Engine and two Brush Trucks. OUR MISSION
To mitigate the threat to life and property from fire and other emergencies through education, prevention, community preparedness and emergency response programs. OUR VISION
To be recognized for consistently providing quality services in an efficient manor, being respectful to each other and all citizens and provide leadership, regardless of rank or position. Uintah Fire Department ApparatusThe Uintah Fire Department serves a small but diverse and challenging community. The city is fairly unique in its small size with two major railroad tracks running through it, and being bordered by an Interstate Highway, a State Highway, and a popular recreation river, not to mention rolling hillsides and brush filled rural areas. To protect all of that, the city employs an Engine and two Specialized Brush Trucks.
Uintah Fire Department PersonnelThe Uintah Fire Department is a paid call volunteer fire department. The department utilizes volunteers not only in the command and suppression (firefighter) activities, but also places volunteers in support positions to augment the operations of the department.
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