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The City of De Queen has an excellent volunteer fire department with three full-time firefighters and 28 trained volunteers. The main station is located at 219 North Second Street across from city hall. Station 2 is located at the CCCUA campus on West Collin Raye Drive. Our Department is well equipped with one 75-foot aerial and three pumper trucks, two brush trucks, one with a high volume foam system, one 2,500-gallon tanker, as well as a rescue extrication apparatus which used for the north half of Sevier County. The Fire Department serves a five-mile radius of De Queen, including industrial plants and wildland fire suppression.

Currently, we have a class four (4) ISO rating. This rating helps to keep insurance rates low for homeowners and businesses. We are very proud of this rating and thank the City of De Queen for helping to reach this milestone.

                               Station 1                                                     Station 1                                                 Station 2                                    

 

Officers

Fire Chief -- Walter Smith

Fire Marshall and Director Full Time -- Dennis Pruitt

Code Enforcement Officer Full Time / Assistant Chief Volunteer-- Ray Sowell

Sr Captain Volunteer -- Bryan Hodges

Jr Captain Volunteer -- Leslie Cox

1st Lt Volunteer -- Bennie Griffin

2nd Lt Volunteer-- Max Jones

John Gass -- Firefighter Full Time

For general fire-related information, dial 870-584-7224

To report fires dial 911 or 642-2213.

 

                    

 

 


 

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