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A line of Sand Hollow fire trucks parked along a rural road at golden hour.

About

A local department, built for the ground it covers.

A well-trained group of volunteers, with apparatus suited to the district we protect.

Who we are

Built around this district.

Sand Hollow Fire District is located in southern Payette County, sharing a border with Gem and Canyon counties. Sand Hollow Fire provides a well-trained group of volunteers and apparatus suited to the district we protect, ensuring adequate manpower is available each and every time our service is requested.

Sand Hollow is farm ground, open range, and the homes in between, and any fire that starts has potential to impact a large area. There is no hydrant at the end of any road out here. Water is something you bring with you.

The Sand Hollow Fire Rescue crest on the door of a red apparatus cab.

In an emergency

In the case of a life threatening emergency, please call 911.

In the event of an emergency, such as a fire, vehicle accident or medical situation where you or someone else requires the assistance of an ambulance, fire department or the police, please call 911.

While you may have the phone number for an individual you know with any one of these groups of first responders, contacting them directly will result in an additional phone call to Dispatch, which could ultimately result in a delay in response time to the scene of the emergency.

Four Sand Hollow firefighters in yellow wildland shirts standing with arms crossed in front of a red brush truck.

Trained personnel

The people behind the equipment.

Our crews train throughout the year for wildland fire, structure fires, extrication, water rescue, rope rescue, vehicle accidents, and all other emergency calls.

Apparatus

The right rig for the ground.

Brush

  • Brush 21, a red brush truck with a skid unit, parked on a rural road at golden hour.

    B21

    Wildland Type 6 · 2012 Dodge 5500

  • Brush 22, a white brush truck, parked on a rural road at golden hour with green fields behind it.

    B22

    Wildland Type 3 · International 4800

  • Brush 23, a red brush truck, parked on a rural road in low evening sun beside a green field.

    B23

    Wildland Type 3 · 2012 International 4800

  • Brush 24, a red brush truck with a spare tire on its bed, parked on a rural road beside a green field.

    B24

    Wildland Type 4 · 1997 International 4800

  • Brush 25, a red brush truck lettered Sand Hollow Fire Rescue, parked on a rural road at golden hour.

    B25

    Wildland Type 3 · 2006 International 4800

  • Brush 26, a red Ford pickup with a utility bed and a grille guard, parked on a rural road at golden hour.

    B26

    Wildland Type 6 · 2015 Ford F550

Tenders

Out here there is no hydrant. Water is something you bring with you.

  • Unit 203, a red truck with a white tank lettered Sand Hollow Fire Rescue, parked on a rural road beside a green field.

    203

    Tactical Tender Type 2 · 1997 International 4800 · 1,800 gallons

  • Tender 22, a camouflage tractor pulling a stainless tanker, parked on a rural road at golden hour.

    T22

    2009 International FLD120 · 6-wheel drive · 5,000 gallons of water

  • Tender 23, a lime-yellow tender with a stainless tank, in warm evening light.

    T23

    1993 International Transtar · 5,000 gallons of water

Engines

  • Engine 21 photographed from a low angle against a deep blue evening sky.

    E21

    Structure · 1997 Pierce Arrow

  • Rear three-quarter view of Engine 23 with ladders and hard suction hose, sun flaring through the ladder rack.

    E23

    1997 KME Renegade AWD

Dozers

Each dozer comes as a package deal with its own transport apparatus and chase truck.

  • D21

    2013 John Deere 850K

  • A John Deere 850J dozer lettered Sand Hollow Fire Rescue, blade down, cutting line through smoke on a hillside.

    D22

    2006 John Deere 850J

  • D23

    1961 Caterpillar D7 17A