
SIGN-UP: New Hire Workshop December 16 & 17
About Unified Fire Authority
Unified Fire Authority (UFA) is Utah’s largest fire agency with 695 employees serving an estimated 473,921 residents in 15 municipalities and unincorporated Salt Lake County. The UFA provides service to all unincorporated areas of Salt Lake County and one municipality (Eagle Mountain) is located in Utah County.
🔥House Fire🔥
At approximately 1:02am this morning, UFA crews, along with @westvalleycityfire & @westjordanfire responded to a reported house fire in Magna City. Crews arrived on scene to find smoke showing from the first floor. Firefighters initiated an offensive interior attack and quickly knocked the fire down, preventing further damage to the rest of the home. One patient was assessed for possible smoke inhalation. No other injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Thank you to all of the units on scene for their quick response and effective knockdown of the fire.
#fire #friday #utah #firefighter #photography
When you need help, but not 911, there’s a resource every Utahn should know, 211 Utah.
It connects you with food assistance, housing help, mental health support, utility aid, childcare resources, and so much more. It’s free, confidential, and available statewide.
Send this post to anyone you know that could use help; or, simply reshare this to help get the important information out.
We are here for emergencies.
211 Utah is here for almost everything else life throws your way.
Did you know about 211 services?
Mutual Aid is an important component of keeping everyone safe. Whether our neighboring communities need a truck, an engine, a HazMat, a Rehab, a Battalion Chief or even all of them… Our crews along with our neighboring agencies are there to answer the call. South Jordan City had a fully involved house fire this morning and our crews from all sides showed up to help them out.
#neighbor #housefire #fireengine #firetruck #emergency
@sojofire @slcfire
FOR REAL… WATER YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE
Please spread the word! Real trees need to be checked and or watered daily. This is a real threat that can never be taken lightly.
#housefire #christmastime #happyholidays #spreadingcheer #foryoupage
🔥Take The First Step & Become A Firefighter🔥
The Unified Fire Authority is holding two identical New Hire Workshops. These workshops will review our organization, discuss the testing process, practice interviewing skills, and review the physical fitness test.
🗓️ December 16 & December 17, 2025
⏰ 5:30pm - 8:30pm (same time for both dates)
📍 UFA Fire Training Tower (3950 S 8000 W, Magna, UT 84044)
If you’re considering a career as a firefighter or just want to explore the profession, this is the perfect place to start. We hope to see you there! 💪🔥
REGISTRATION: Click the link in our bio or visit unifiedfireut.gov to register!
We’re pretty good at showing you what not to do, and it’s only because we want people to see how fast things can go bad. Turkey fryers get a lot of attention this time of year, but they’re only one of the risks we see around Thanksgiving.
While you’re cooking your holiday dishes, watch out for the things that cause the most trouble in real kitchens:
• Walking away from the stove
• Grease getting too hot
• Clutter near burners
• Kids or pets running through the workspace
Keep your kitchen clear, stay close to what you’re cooking, and have a safe holiday season.
#thanksgiving #fyp #housefire #goodfood #family
To help protect first responders, tow truck drivers and others on the road shoulder, it’s the law to slow down and move over. @utahdps
#fire #firefighter #utah #firedepartment #emergencyresponse
Safety Stache says as colder months approach, incidents of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning increase. CO is a colorless, odorless invisible byproduct of incomplete combustion of fuels that displaces oxygen in our blood.
Sources?
-automobiles
-small engines
-lanterns
-stoves
-grills
-furnaces
-generators
Symptoms can include headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, weakness.
If experiencing these symptoms, leave the space into fresh air and call 911.
Prevention tips!
-Service your appliances frequently by certified technicians
-Install CO monitors on each level of your home.
-Do not use fuel burning devices inside
-Do not run a vehicle for extended periods of time in garage
-Inspect exhaust stacks and air intakes to be clear of snow or debris
-Ensure fireplace is vented
Be safe out there everyone!
#fire #carbonmonoxide #co #poison #firedept



















