Lehi City - Fire/EMS Department

Department	Address (Click to see map)	Phone	After Hours	Fax
Administration	153 North 100 East	768-7100		768-7101
Ambulance	176 North Center St.	768-7140
Animal Control	580 West State St.	768-7110
Arts Center	685 North Center St.	766-0912
Building & Inspections	99 West Main St.	768-7120		768-7122
Cemetery	1100 North 400 East	768-7170
Cemetery Arrangement	153 North 100 East	768-7100		768-7101
Chamber of Commerce	235 East State St.	836-0836	836-0836	766-8599
Fire	176 North Center St.	768-7130	375-3601
Garbage Collection		785-3000
Hutchings Museum	55 North Center St.	768-7180
Justice Court	154 North Center St.	768-7160		766-8405
Legacy Center	123 North Center St.	768-7124
Library	110 North Center St.	768-7150		766-8856
Parks	439 West 300 North	768-7102
Park Reservations	425 West 300 North	768-7100		768-7101
Planning & Zoning	99 West Main St. Suite 100	768-7120		768-7122
Police	580 West State St.	768-7110	343-4100	768-7115
Power	560 West Glen Carter Drive	768-4833	376-0681
Rippy Literacy Center	120 North Center St.	407-1025
Senior Citizens	123 North Center St.	768-7165
Streets	450 West 300 North	768-7102	836-1072
Swimming Pool	123 North Center St.	768-7124
Water & Sewer	2538 North 300 West	768-7102	836-1045	768-1575
Youth Peer Court	154 North Center St.	722-8655		766-8405

Welcome To The Lehi Fire/EMS Department

Lehi City Fire/EMS Department
176 North Center St
Lehi, Utah 84043
Phone: (801) 768-7130

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Station 82 Open House

During the week of the Round-up, June 25, 26, and 27, we will have station tours of the new station at 250 W. 2600 N. from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. We will also have a “hose cutting” ceremony and dedication July 7^th at 4 p.m.

Firework Restrictions

It is illegal to set off fireworks anywhere north of State Road 92. This includes all of Traverse Mountain and the IM Flash area. It is also illegal along the entire Dry Creek corridor.

Fireworks are only allowed to be set off three days prior to, the day of, and three days after July 4, and July 24. Only fireworks approved by the State Fire Marshal can be used. An approved list is on the State Fire Marshal's web site. Citations will be issued for all violations. Please contact the Fire Department if you have any questions. 801-768-7130.

News

The Lehi Fire Department would like to announce some exciting changes that are now happening. The city has added an additional fire station, station 82, located at 250 W. 2600 N. and is now complete and will be operational on July 1^st, 2009. With the addition of the new station, the city is adding more personnel. Both stations will have at least a five person crew. The new station will follow the same work schedule as the existing station, providing 24/7 EMS and fire coverage. All administrative staff will still be located at station 81, located at 176 North Center Street. Another new and beneficial addition will be the paramedic program. Currently Lehi is under an intermediate licensure and will be upgrading to a paramedic licensure. This upgrade will allow EMT’s to provide advanced care and service to customers in need. Paramedics are trained to a higher level and are allowed to use some more advanced interventions than the intermediates are allowed. The current intermediates will be working in conjunction with the paramedics on all calls to assist in patient care.

With the addition of another fire station, more fire apparatus is needed. The department has recently received 2 additional fire apparatus to be used in both stations. Station 81, has recently put in service a new fire engine to replace an existing one. The most noticeable difference in this apparatus is that we have changed from a yellow color scheme to deep red. Station 82’s front line apparatus will be a truck referred to as a tower, because it has a 100’ ladder with an operational bucket at the end of it. Both fire apparatus will be in use daily along with an ambulance at each station. You will notice these units responding together on the majority of Lehi City incidents as calls are received in that stations particular response area. This response configuration provides the man power necessary to offer the best EMS and fire customer service.

During the week of the Round-up, June 25, 26, and 27, we will have station tours of the new station from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. We will also have a “hose cutting” ceremony and dedication July 7^th at 4 p.m.

General Information

The Lehi Fire Department is situated in the northern most part of Utah County. We currently have one fire station, with two engines, one ladder truck, three ambulances, one water tender and two brush trucks.

Almost 50,000 people live in Lehi and many of them will need help at some time or another. In 2008, the Lehi Fire Department responded to a total of 2,400 calls. Like many other fire departments, we went on more medical calls than fire calls. Our fire calls consisted of structure fires, vehicle fires, traffic accidents, service calls and false alarms.

LFD Mission Statement

The mission of the Lehi City Fire Department is to provide a wide range of services to the community designed to protect and preserve life, property, and the environment through planning, prevention, education and response. We are committed to excellence in the delivery of these services.

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