Fire Marshal's Office

The Provo Fire & Rescue Youth Firesetting Prevention and Intervention Program is designed to address and reduce firesetting incidents among children and adolescents. This program focuses on educating youth about fire safety, the consequences of fire misuse, and the importance of responsible behavior. Through education, community outreach, and individual assessments, trained fire personnel engage with young people to help them understand the dangers of fires and promote positive decision-making. The intervention component supports those identified as at risk of firesetting, involving counseling and behavioral guidance. By fostering awareness and offering resources, the program aims to prevent firesetting behavior, enhance community safety, and better understand fire-related risks among youth. If you have a child or adolescent who exhibits firesetting behavior, don't hesitate to contact our Fire Marshal's office at 801.852.6342.

Provo Fire & Rescue offers station tours.  Requests for tours can be made by calling our administrative office at 801-852-6321.  Tours need to be scheduled two weeks in advance.  Our capacity is three station tours a week.  School events and educational program arrangements can be made by contacting our main office. We will do our best to accommodate your schedule, but please be prepared with a few date and time options.