Draper City Fire Department

The Draper City Fire Department will present information and answer questions about the State of Utah's new High-Risk Urban Interface (WUI) map, and how this affects Draper residents whose homes are in areas of higher wildfire risk. Join us Wednesday, April 15 at 6:00 PM at City Hall.

Draper CIty Fire Department offers their sincere condolences to the members of South Davis Metro Fire. We stand side by side with you to support and carry you through this difficult time.

Draper City Fire's Wildland division has openings for the 2026 seasonal Fuels Crew. There are openings for both a Wildland Fuels Lead and Wildland Fuels Crew members. Applications and additional information can be found on the Draper City website under Human Resources. https://drapercity.bamboohr.com/careers

Today the Draper City Fire Department invited the community to participate in a push-in ceremony — a firehouse tradition that dates back to the 1800s. Symbolic of the teamwork of the station and the pride they take in their work, this was Draper’s first official push-in ceremony.

This occasion commemorated Station 23’s new type 1-3 engine. This engine is built for structure protection in a wildland/urban area like SunCrest, has all the safety features of all modern apparatus, and is expected to serve the City for the next decade.

Fire Chief Clint Smith, City Manager Mike Barker, and Mayor Troy Walker all spoke at the event. Deacon Mike Mort of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church blessed the engine and fire crew. Following that, the engine was cleaned and pushed into the bay by the community.

Thank you to everyone who turned out and supported Station 23 and our Draper City Fire Department today!

Join Fire Station 23 this Thursday, November 20 for a special push-in ceremony and fire station tour to commemorate the arrival of our new engine. The public is welcome, light refreshments will be served.