Who We Are and Why We Serve

Three firefighters in uniform stand in front of a house on fire, with smoke billowing from the roof.

About Our Station

The New Plymouth Fire Protection District's mission is to protect and enhance the quality of life for all citizens and visitors from the adverse effects of natural and man-made emergencies. The 

goal is to provide a protection program through a cost-efficient approach to emergency response, fire code application and public fire education.

Coverage Area

New Plymouth Fire Protection District isn’t limited just to the city itself, we are a Fire Protection District covering roughly 186 square miles of both the city and surrounding rural Payette county communities, providing fire, rescue, EMS, and hazard response across that area. Including major travel routes like I-84, Hwy 95, Hwy 30 west, Hwy 30 south, Hwy 72, Hwy 52, Sand hollow Rd and BLM land.

Meet the Team Behind the Badge

  • Chief 300 Wyatt

    Wyatt

    District Chief 300

  • ASST Chief 310 Avansino

    Avansino

    Asst. Fire Chief 310

  • ASST Chief EMT 330 Howard

    Howard

    Asst. Ems Chief 330

  • A. Crouch

    Captain 323

  • Captain 321 Newdiger

    Newdiger

    Captain 321

  • Firefighter 339 Hynek

    Hynek

    Lieutenant 339

  • Firefighter Sessums

    Sessums

    Lieutenant 327

  • Firefighter 328 Abbe

    Abbe

    Lieutenant 328

  • Firefighter/EMT 338 Ingalls

    Ingalls

    Lieutenant 338

  • EMT 332 Borgholthaus

    Borgholthaus

    EMT 332

  • S. Saxon

    EMT 331

  • Firefighter 335 Wilkie

    Wilkie

    Firefighter 335

  • Firefighter 322 Knotter

    Kotter

    Firefighter 322

  • I. Sumner

    Firefighter 329

  • E. Munoz

    Firefighter 326

  • Firefighter 341 Hall

    Hall

    Firefighter 341

  • Firefighter/EMT 337 Mason

    Mason

    Firefighter/EMT 337

  • Firefighter 348 Scarlett

    Scarlett

    Firefighter 348

  • R. Welte

    Firefighter 349

  • T. Gustin

    Firefighter 346

  • Firefighter Briganti

    Briganti

    Firefighter

  • E. Darmody

    Firefighter 343

  • D. Schmidt

    Firefighter 350

  • R. Farden

    Firefighter 345

  • J. Coley

    Firefighter 344

  • S. Braeutigan

    Firefighter 336

  • C. Howard

    Firefighter

  • Logan

    Logan

    District Secretary/Treasurer

  • #347 B. Loftin

    B. Loftin

    Maintenance

Apparatus

Command 300

Chief Vehicle 300

Rescue 311

Tender 305

Brush 306

Fire Engine #

Rescue 307

Fire Engine 301

Brush 303

Brush/Rescue

Fire Engine 304

Rescue 308

Tender 302

  • 2022 Silverado with Custom slide out

    Set up for day-to-day district operations. First due out for fires and large-scale emergencies to establish command and support. Holds extra radios and basic first aid including AED.

  • 2013 F250 with Slide out

    BLS unit for medicals inside the district as well as on call duty officer vehicle. Also responds to all tech rescue calls in the county with side by side hooked to it. Holds BLS gear including jump bag, AED, Backboard, Oxygen

  • 2018 Suburban with custom slide out

    Basic life support for all calls inside the district from medicals, motor vehicle accidents, and standby on large scale fires. Holds AED, Oxygen, Lucas device, backboards jump bags.

  • 2018 Pierce commercial pumper, 1000 gal tank, seats 4 people

    First due out on all structure and hazmat calls inside the district.

  • 2002 Pierce freightliner pumper,1000 gal tank, seats 5 people

    Responds to all car fires inside the district and back up extrication. Second due out on all structure fires and first due on all mutual aid requests to neighboring departments

  • 2001 Freightliner, 4000-gal tank, folding tank

    Responds to all structure fires in the district for water supply and mutual aid calls.

  • 1995 Dodge with rescue box

    Responds to all car accidents and technical rescue calls in district. Holds battery powered extrication tools, jump bag and tech rescue equipment

  • 2002 International 800-gal tank seats 5 people

    Second due out on all brush calls in the district and responds to all mutual calls .

  • 2001 International 800-gal tank, seats 3 people.

    First due out on all brush calls in the district.

  • 2001 Freightliner 1500-gal tank with folding tank

    First due out on water supply for all brush calls and mutual aid brush calls, back up water supply for structure fires.

  • 2016 Polaris ranger with slip tank and patient transport.

    Responds to all tech rescue calls and searches in county and helps suppress brush fires in remote areas.