Department Operations
The Ammon Fire Department is a combination department comprised of two full-time firefighters and an on-call force of 40 compensated firefighters. The department requires that all firefighters attain IFSAC Fire Fighter Level 1 certification within their first year. These men and women serve the city of Ammon in a most professional manner and will continue to do so through ongoing training and development.
Ammon Fire Fighters
ChiefStacy Hyde |
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Deputy ChiefBill Brotherson |
Fire MarshalChris Ford |
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Division ChiefHealth & SafetyCal Smith |
Division ChiefTrainingMicah Argyle |
Division ChiefMaintenanceJason Outcelt |
Division ChiefSpecial OpsCharles Smith |
CaptainBattalion AKeith Banda |
CaptainBattalion BRod Teel |
CaptainBattalion CMike Dale |
CaptainBattalion DFrank Seward |
Fire Fighters |
Fire Fighters |
Fire Fighters |
Fire Fighters |
David Tracy |
Jason Randall |
Toby Remior |
Andrew Whitford |
Trish Outcelt |
Brent Hunter |
Tyler Hall |
Rodney Grgich |
Lynn Forbes |
Coleman Moore |
Kirk Miller |
Adam Buetts |
Daniel McMurphy |
Steve Berg |
Shad Miller |
Stacy Faircloth |
Jake Shuman |
Nathan Law |
Jon Walker |
Scot McGuire |
Richard Benson |
TJ Wells |
'Wally' Leonard |
Kirk Bigley |
Matt Frymire |
Justin Colvin |
Neechi McGuire |
Sebastian Brotherson |
Levi McAffee |
Kurt Velman |
Chris Genakos |
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Jerry Hunsaker - Photographer |
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Equipment
The department operates out of our station on Ammon Road.
The department currently has 10 Emergency Response Vehicles including:
4 pumpers,
1 brush truck,
1 equipment truck with
mobile incident trailer,
2 command vehicles,
and 2 staff vehicles.
ISO
The Insurance Services Office (ISO) provides a Fire Defense Classification to the insurance industry related to a community’s capability to deliver fire protection. Insurance companies use this classification to determine insurance premium rates for its customers. In Idaho, this data is collected by the Idaho Surveying and Rating Bureau through an inspection every few years. This inspection results in the community receiving a rating from 1 to 10. A rating of 1 indicates the highest level of fire protection and a rating of 10 indicates no fire protection available. Ammon Fire Department currently maintains a Fire Defense Classification rating of 4.

City of Ammon


