Central Arizona Fire & Medical Authority (CAFMA) is an all hazards agency serving 369 sq. miles of Yavapai County, Arizona. 928-772-7711. Not monitored 24/7.
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ALT Black background featuring center image of two firefighters in turnouts carrying a ladder past a fire engine. Text reads: “Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority. Entry-Level Firefighter. Applications open November 23, 2026. cazfire.gov.”
ALT Two firefighters stand with a man holding a child in his arms on the side of a ravine
ALT Drone image of a child on the edge of a pond, partially in the water
ALT A semi truck’s cab hangs over the side of a concrete bridge.
ALT The heavily damaged cab of a semi truck hangs over the side of a concrete bridge. It is surrounded by white power.
ALT Meet the Fire Chief Open Forum Flyer. Image at the top is a fire helmet. Text reads, "November 16, 2026, 5 to 6 PM, Yavapai College CLI-BLDG 19, RM 201, 1100 E. Sheldon Street, Prescott, AZ. All members of the public interested in a career in the fire service may attend."
ALT Fire Chief John Feddema administers the Oath of Office to eight firefighters. The firefighters stand with their right hands raised.
ALT Training Captain Smith stands with Top Recruit Award recipient Ethan Church. Ethan holds his Top Recruit plaque.
ALT Black background featuring center image of two firefighters in turnouts carrying a ladder past a fire engine. Text reads: “Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority. Entry-Level Firefighter. Applications open November 23, 2026. cazfire.gov.”
ALT Image of severe flooding more than halfway up a road sign. Text reads, "Turn around, don't drown. cazfire.gov".
ALT Adorable cartoon ghost holds a Jack o’lantern bucket and a piece of orange candy. Three cartoon spiders drop from the top of the page. Text reads, “Happy Halloween. Slow down, stay alert, and watch for little ghosts crossing the street.”
ALT A woman with a child shakes hands with a man.
ALT A line of recruits stands on one side of a table full of food. They serve food to a line of family members on the other side.
ALT A large group of family and lateral recruits smiles for the camera
ALT Eight lateral recruits pose for the camera. Four are standing, four are kneeling
ALT Fleet Manager Scaife’s official department photo with American flag. Text reads, “25 Years of Service.” CAFMA logo.
ALT Two CAFMA Child Passenger Safety Technicians complete a car seat safety check
ALT Teal background. Text reads, "Do you know your evacuation zone? Knowing your zone ahead of time could make all the difference in an emergency. Yavapai County uses Genasys Protect, an alert system for evacuations, wildfires, and other emergencies. 📍 Find your zone and sign up for alerts at https://protect.genasys.com/search Stay prepared by subscribing to local emergency alerts and following reliable sources for real-time updates and safety tips. CAFMA logo. cazfire.gov." CAFMA logo at the bottom.
ALT This graphic displays Tornado Watch watch number 688 plotted on a map. The watch is in effect until 6:00 PM MST. The watch includes parts of Arizona. The threats associated with this watch are a few tornadoes possible, scattered hail up to tennis ball size likely and scattered gusts up to 70 mph possible. There are 675,516 people in the watch along with 355 schools and 20 hospitals.
ALT A Training Officer stands in the bucket of a fire truck as three lateral recruits, wearing turnout gear and helmets, descend the truck’s ladder.
ALT Three lateral recruits wearing turnouts and helmets stand on the top of a fire truck.
ALT A Training Officer and lateral recruits stand in the aerial bucket of the fire truck that’s in the air.
ALT A Training Officer speaks with two lateral recruits.
ALT A group of volunteers of all ages, some in red safety vests, smile for the camera.
ALT The front half of CAFMA Engine 51 under a shady spot.
