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Mission
Cheyenne Fire Rescue will preserve life and property, promote public safety, and foster lasting partnerships to enhance the quality of life in our community.
Vision
To be a progressive, innovative, and humble organization that leads the community in all aspects of public safety. We will be continually committed to organizational excellence and self-improvement.
Values
- Integrity
- Professionalism
- Pride
- Accountability
- Service
- Dedication
Rich History
Welcome to the City of Cheyenne located on the high plains in southeast Wyoming.
Cheyenne Fire Rescue has a rich history providing fire prevention and protection, emergency medical and other life safety services to a growing community. The City Fire Department was first organized in 1909, which we are proud of and continue to build upon each and every day.
The Service Today
Today, Cheyenne Fire Rescue proudly serves 64,019 residentss in an area covering 29.64 square miles. The department consists of five divisions including:
Cheyenne Fire Rescue is staffed by 91 individuals who as a team are dedicated and committed to protecting the community and serving the residents of Cheyenne.
FAQS
When Should I Change My Batteries In My Smoke Alarms?
You should change the batteries in your smoke alarm twice a year. When you change your clocks to start Daylight Saving Time in March and in November when Daylight Saving Time ends.
Can I have a backyard fire pit or chiminea?
Yes. Fire pits and chimineas used for pleasure, cooking, warmth, or similar purposes are allowed within the city limits.
These fires must be attended at all times and kept at least 15 feet away from any structure or combustible material. Use only clean dry wood or charcoal. Do not burn yard waste or rubbish. Fire pits and chimineas must have an approved spark arrestor that is constructed of iron, heavy wire mesh, or other non-combustible material with openings no larger than 1/2 inch. If the smoke or odor emmissions become offensive or objectionable, you will be required to extinguish the fire.
How much clearance must I have around a fire hydrant?
Minimum clearance is three (3) feet, as determined by the International Fire Code, 2003 edition, Section 508.5.5
Does the Fire Department provide public safety classes?
Yes, we present public education classes to schools and organizations. They may call us at (307) 637-6311
Who do I contact for a fire safety inspection at our business?
You may contact the Fire and Rescue Administration Offices at (307) 637-6311 to schedule an inspection.