Phoenix (AZ) FD Hosts Grand Opening of Station 62 with Open House Event

The Phoenix Fire Department will hold a grand opening of Fire Station 62 with a special open house event on Saturday, January 25, the department said in a press release. This community celebration will offer a chance for residents to explore the facility and meet the dedicated firefighters who serve them.  

The event will begin at 9 a.m. with speeches from key leaders, including Mayor Kate Gallego, city council members, Fire Chief Mike Duran, representatives from the fire union, and construction partners who helped bring the new station to life. These remarks will highlight the significance of the new fire station and its role in enhancing emergency response and services for the community.  

Following the ceremony, guests will have the opportunity to take part in family-friendly activities and enjoy a variety of interactive experiences. Attendees can explore the new fire station during guided tours, which will be available until noon. This is a unique opportunity to get an up-close look at the equipment, technology, and resources that support the Phoenix Fire Department’s mission.  

“Fire Station 62 is a vital addition to our community, and we’re thrilled to invite Phoenix residents to come meet their firefighters, tour the station, and learn more about how we serve the city,” said Chief Duran.  

The event will also feature a chance to meet Phoenix firefighters and ask questions about their important work and the services the station provides. Families can enjoy fun and engaging activities, making it an exciting day for residents of all ages.  

Don’t miss out on this special event — come celebrate the grand opening of Fire Station 62 and show your support for the Phoenix Fire Department.  

Event Details 

  • Date: Saturday, January 25th  
  • Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  
  • Location: Fire Station 62, 9300 W Lower Buckeye Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85053  
  • Activities: Speeches, guided station tours, family-friendly activities, and meet your firefighters

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