Fire

 mission

The mission of the Santa Fe Fire Department is to provide a sustainable quality of life now and in the future for the entire Santa Fe community by protecting and preventing the loss of life and property through professional and efficient planning, preparation, training, fire prevention, public education and delivery of emergency services.

news & annoucements:

7/11 - Steph's Kitchen Fire Safety Tip for July!»  Great job on your little kitchen fire this week, stay safe and keep up the strong work!

5/21 - Starting on Wednesday May 21st, the City of Santa Fe Fire Department Fire Prevention Division will be temporarily                   relocated at Fire Station 1 (200 Murales Road) due to an utilities upgrade.  Please stop by or call 505-955-3110 if you                 need their assistance. We hope this temporary relocation will only last until the 25th.

4/25 - Wildland Fire Smoke Management/Air Quality Link»

4/7 - Santa Fe Wildland Fire Preparedness - Get Prepared Story Map »

Older News and Annoucements:

City of Santa Fe Current Fireworks » and Open Burning » Guidelines

For the little ones - SFFDs new Kiddo Fire Department and Eduction Guide  - SFFD Kiddo Guide »

New Mexico DOT Road Conditions and Closures Link - NMDOT Roads 511 »

Watch Mayor Gonzales announce the Department's Community Protection Initiative (CPI) - Watch here »

SFFD Collaborating to Change 911 Call Frequency - Click here for more info »

Our Customer Satisfaction Survey feature is now operational on our page - look for the link below....

emergency alerts:

Status Normal: Follow the City of Santa Fe's Emergency Mangement Weekly Briefs for information

Fire Chief Erik Litzenberg   

Chief Litzenberg is a native of Santa Fe and has been with the City of Santa Fe Fire Department for over 20 years.  He is a graduate of the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program, the Center for Homeland Defense and Security's Executive Leadership Program, the Leadership Santa Fe Class of 2013, and a member of the Leadership New Mexico Class of 2015.  He holds a Master's degree in Public Administration from the University of New Mexico and is working on his Doctorate in Sports Administration.

Chief Litzenberg is also the Chairman of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) Wildland Fire Policy Committee and an alternate member of the Wildland Fire Leadership Council.