We all need a little extra help from time to time, and Buckeye’s Fire-Medical-Rescue Department is here for when you do.
As a resident of Buckeye, if you’ve recently been discharged from the hospital or are managing a chronic illness, you may be eligible for enrollment in to our award-winning Community Paramedicine Program.
Let our team help you:
- Understand your medical discharge instructions and paperwork
- Obtain new and refill prescriptions and explain when and how to take them
- Have a safe home environment that’s clear of obstructions and tripping hazards
- Connect you to essential resources
The Community Paramedicine Program has received numerous awards from the Maricopa Association of Governments, Phoenix Business Journal’s Community Outreach Healthcare Hero and other organizations from around the valley. We are proud to provide compassionate, trusted care that meets your needs.
To learn more and get started, please contact us:
Phone: 623-349-6766
Email: buckeyecp@buckeyeaz
A team member will reach out and discuss your needs to help start you on the path to taking control of your health!
Your information is handled with care and confidentiality. We're here to support—not to intrude.
Our Fire PALS program focuses on fire and life safety education for preschool age children through third graders. We send our qualified educators to elementary schools within the city limits to provide this awareness and education. Topics covered include firefighter and emergency awareness, life saving techniques such as, stop, drop and roll, as well as general household, kitchen, water and fire safety information.
To request a visit from our fire personnel please submit a Request for Services Form.
Buckeye Fire-Medical-Rescue Department (BFMRD) has taken on the task of reducing the life safety risks and monetary losses associated with juveniles involved in fire play. BFMRD has adopted a multi-level approach to the education and treatment of identified juveniles involved in fire setting behaviors. The program is adaptable for pre-school ages through teens. Participation in the program is voluntary except for those referred by juvenile authorities. The program consists of five parts, each phase has a unique role in the process, yet all are interconnected. The five parts are: identification, education, assessment, referral and follow-up. These services are offered free of charge to the residents of Buckeye.
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Referral is the key. We cannot make our community a safer place if those experimenting with fire play are not referred into the program. Please keep a watchful eye out and do not hesitate to contact us using the following forms:
