Congratulations are in order.

At last month’s Board Meeting, Eric Pettersen was officially pinned as Rincon Valley Fire’s newest Fire Inspector! 🎉
Eric is no stranger to our community. He’s been a dedicated member of RVFD for the past 6 years, and his hard work and commitment have earned him this well-deserved promotion.
Next time you see him around town, be sure to say hello and congratulate him on this exciting new chapter!

24h Service

Our administrative office is open Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. Our suppression staff is on duty 24/7/365. If you are trying to reach our staff and they are not in the office, they may be on a call or are in a meeting, but on an emergency call or training nearby. If you have an emergency, please call 911.

Visitor Information

Administrative Business is conducted at Station 292 - Please visit us during office hours at 14550 E Sands Ranch Rd, Vail, AZ 85641.

Connect with us

If you need to reach us, please contact our administrative office at 520-647-3760.

Weather Advisory

Stay prepared and stay safe. Weather conditions can change quickly. Use the resources below to check real-time updates and monitor fire risks in your area. Together, we can reduce hazards and protect our community.

Check current weather conditions on this link.
Stay informed about fire risks & open burning on this link.

Rincon Valley Fire District Stations.

Station 291

8850 S. Camino Loma Alta, Tucson, AZ 85747

Station 292

14550 E Sands Ranch Rd, Vail, AZ

Station 293

Coming soon

Area Coverage Map

Chief's Message

A message from Fire Chief Jim Tucker:

On behalf of the Rincon Valley Fire District, I want to thank you for taking the time to visit our website. I am incredibly humbled and honored to lead our dedicated and hardworking employees who strive to provide exceptional customer service to our community. Regardless of your needs. Our firefighters and administrative staff are ready to serve. Since our inception as an all-volunteer fire district, we have grown considerably. Today, the district is an all-career, all-risk service provider with two fire stations and 51 full-time firefighters.

As Rincon Valley Fire District looks toward the future, we will continually strive to be an adaptable, resourceful organization that capitalizes on opportunities to improve service delivery and efficiency while maintaining fiscal responsibility. Please look through our Strategic Plan and Annual Report for more information.

Stay Safe,
Jim Tucker
Fire Chief

Rincon Valley Fire District