Salcha Fire & Rescue

16/06/2026

🚑 Paid EMT Opportunities with Salcha Fire & Rescue 🚑

Salcha Fire & Rescue is seeking individuals who are EMT-2 certified or higher to join our roster of paid 24-hour medics.

We are building a pool of qualified providers who can sign up for available 24-hour shifts based on their availability. Whether you're interested in picking up occasional shifts or becoming a regular part of our coverage schedule, we'd like to hear from you.

This is an opportunity to help provide emergency medical services to the Salcha community and be part of a dedicated team serving rural Alaska.

For more information or to express interest, please contact us at [email protected].

Thank you for your interest in helping us strengthen EMS coverage in our community.

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!
❤️🤍💙
-SFR

29/03/2026

Hello Salcha, it’s that time of year again!

🔥Fire subscription renewal for the 2026-2027 year (July- July)

We are mailing out letters now and will continue to work through our list as promptly as possible. We want to thank you for your patience as ALL of our letters are hand addressed and filled by our members of the fire department.

We are placing these letters at the Salcha Store and Salcha Post office if you would like to grab one early and fill it out. Feel free to free to stop by Station 1 and drop it in our locked mailbox outside or say hello to our crew Monday-Friday 8am-4pm.

Fire Subscriptions are $225 as in the previous year. As always we accept your generous donations and support.

Please enclose payment by cash or check addressed “Salcha Fire & Rescue”
Or you may mail to P.O. Box 140069, Salcha Ak, 99714

Feel free to Facebook message, email, or give us a call we will get back to you as soon as possible!

25/03/2026

The event is sponsored by Salcha Fire & Rescue and held inside their Fire House again this year. Check out our new location, which is closer to Eielson AFB and North Pole than in prior years.

24/02/2026

🚨MVA🚨
Approximately 4pm, 02/23/2026

Salcha Fire & Rescue responded for a 2 vehicle accident, multiple confirmed critical patients. One confirmed entrapment. Salcha Fire immediately called for more resources from Delta Junction Volunteer Fire, Rural Deltana volunteer Fire, and medical response from Delta Medical Transport. All crews responded immediately. Salcha ambulance arrived on scene first and updated incoming units with further information about the scene. SFR Chief Holland, arrived and began triage immediately upon arrival. Followed by the help of Alaska State Troopers. DMT and DVFD Chief arrived moments after and assisted in patient packaging and immediate transport to Fairbanks Memorial Hospital. All crews returned home safely and highway cleared in just over 1 hour from initial dispatch.

Salcha Fire & Rescue thanks everyone for their support and corporation.

Special thank you to our neighboring departments for getting the job done safely and efficiently.

As always YOU are our #1 priority.

Stay safe out there,
SFR

❤️🚒🤍🚑💙🚓

25/01/2026

❄️✨ Public Safety Reminder – Winter Roadway Awareness ✨❄️

As winter settles in and the Northern Lights continue to put on an incredible show, we’d like to share a friendly reminder with our community.

Salcha Fire & Rescue would like to remind the public to exercise increased caution on roadways during winter conditions, particularly during periods of heightened Northern Lights activity. While many people enjoy stopping to view or photograph the lights, doing so along roadways can create serious safety hazards.

Winter conditions can reduce visibility and increase stopping distances, making roadway safety especially important this time of year. Planning ahead and choosing safe locations to stop helps reduce risk for everyone.

Please remember:

• Always pull completely off the roadway if stopping to view or photograph the Northern Lights.
• Never stand or park in active travel lanes.
• Prepare for winter travel by carrying proper clothing, emergency supplies, and ensuring your vehicle is winter-ready.

We encourage everyone to enjoy Alaska’s natural beauty responsibly. Taking simple precautions and using good judgment helps keep our community safe throughout the winter season.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping keep our community safe. Stay warm and enjoy the lights safely! ❄️🌌

— Salcha Fire & Rescue

21/01/2026

We wanted to share the details for this year’s Salcha Community Health Fair and invite the community to join us.

📅 Date: March 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Location: Salcha Volunteer Fire Department
7153 Richardson Hwy., Salcha, AK 99714

We look forward to seeing everyone again this year. To help things run smoothly, advance sign-ups are available at the link below:

👉 https://calendly.com/fairbanks-director/salcha-community-fair-2026

Please feel free to share, and we hope to see you there!

The event is sponsored by Salcha Fire & Rescue and held inside their Fire House again this year. Check out our new location, which is closer to Eielson AFB and North Pole than in prior years.

21/01/2026

Tonight we got to put our new extrication tools, provided by the State of Alaska DOT putting it to use in a real-life scenario. With nearly two feet of snow around the vehicle, it was a great reminder of the challenges we face this time of year in Alaska. Training and operating in real conditions, topped off by watching the northern lights dance overhead, is one of the many reasons we’re proud to serve as first responders in the great state of Alaska.

07/01/2026

Structure Fire – Salcha Area

At approximately 5:45 a.m., Salcha Fire & Rescue was dispatched to a reported structure fire in the area of Station 2. Upon arrival, crews found a fully involved barn fire.

Firefighters were on scene for approximately two hours, utilizing three apparatus and six fire personnel to contain and extinguish the fire. A mutual aid water tender was provided by North Star Fire Department.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to North Star Fire Department, all of our mutual aid partners, and members of the community who assisted by providing access, resources, and support during the incident. Your help and cooperation are greatly appreciated.

04/01/2026

Good afternoon, everyone!
We’re excited to share that we have officially transitioned to a page instead of a personal profile. We invite everyone to please follow our new page, as this will be our primary platform for updates, announcements, and information moving into 2026.

We have several exciting things planned for the coming year and look forward to sharing them with our community. Thank you for your continued support.

We wish everyone a happy, healthy, and safe New Year!