Crestview Fire Department

🚒 May by the Numbers 🚒

In May 2026, our firefighters responded to 442 calls for service, answering the call whenever our community needed us.

From medical emergencies and vehicle crashes to fires, rescues, and community events, our members remained committed to protecting lives and property every day.

May Response Totals: 442
🚑 EMS Incidents: 304
🚗 Motor Vehicle Accidents: 38
🔥 Fire Incidents: 19
🚨 Fire Alarms: 37
🤝 Automatic Mutual Aid Responses: 10
👥 Service Calls: 12
🚁 Landing Zone Standbys: 4
🛟 Rescues: 3

Among the fire incidents were:
• 7 Structure Fires
• 2 Brush Fires
• 1 Vehicle Fire
• 2 Power Pole Fires
• 2 Illegal Burns
• 2 Smoke Investigations
• 3 Other Fire Responses

In addition to emergency responses, department personnel supported 7 community events, helping strengthen the connection between the fire department and the citizens we serve.

Thank you to our firefighters, our partner agencies, and our community for your continued support. We are proud to serve and protect 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

At the Crestview Fire Department, our mission is to protect life and property—and sometimes that means our smallest residents need help too! 🐱🚒

Every call matters because every life matters. We're proud to be there when our citizens need us most, whether it's a family facing an emergency or curious kittens that have found themselves in a tough spot.

Thank you to our community for your continued support and trust. Together, we make Crestview a safer place for everyone—two-legged and four-legged alike.

Last week members from Crestview Fire Department and North Okaloosa Fire District completed their Vehicle and Machine Rescue Operations class. This is a 40 hour training class that teaches students vehicle extrication and stabilization techniques. This class is part of the CFD's growing special operations capabilities. Great job to all who participated and endured the hot days to get it done!