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Quick, text-only profiles of fire departments across the United States and Europe, down to county and district level: non-emergency numbers, personnel, apparatus, coverage and estimated response times.
Nome Census Area, Alaska (pop. 10,046) spans 28,278 square miles of the Seward Peninsula,
Norton Sound and the Bering Strait islands, with no road link to the rest of the state. The
all-vo…
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Alaska · Combination · Hazmat · North America · United States · Water Rescue
Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska (pop. 107,081) is protected by borough fire service areas run
by the Department of Emergency Services: Central Mat-Su (Wasilla, Knik), West Lakes (Big Lak…
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Alaska · North America · United States · Volunteer
Lake and Peninsula Borough, Alaska (pop. 1,476) spreads over 23,652 square miles of mostly roadless
land, from Lake Clark and Iliamna Lake down the Alaska Peninsula to the Chignik villages…
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Alaska · North America · United States · Volunteer
Kusilvak Census Area, Alaska (pop. 8,368), formerly Wade Hampton Census Area, covers 19,673
square miles of the lower Yukon–Kuskokwim Delta. The state fire directory lists 12 village fire
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Alaska · Combination · EMS · North America · United States
Kodiak Island Borough, Alaska (pop. 13,101), is protected by a combination system: the career
Kodiak Fire Department covers the City of Kodiak from a new station opened in 2026, the
boroug…
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World Fire Contact collects publicly available information about fire departments and fire and rescue services, starting with the United States and Europe. Each profile summarizes who the department serves, its apparatus and personnel, and how quickly help can typically arrive.
Response and fire control times are estimates based on published standards and department data. Read our methodology. This is not an emergency service: in an emergency, always call your local emergency number.