The Phoenix Fire Department is hosting the grand opening of Fire Station 62 with a public open house event slated for Saturday, January 25th, according to the official news release. The doors open at 9:00 AM, with Mayor Kate Gallego, City Council members, and Fire Chief Mike Duran leading the inaugural ceremony.
Those attending can look forward to an intimate glimpse into the operations of the Phoenix Fire Department, as guided tours of the station run until 12:00 PM. "Fire Station 62 is a vital addition to our community, and we’re thrilled to invite Phoenix residents to come meet their firefighters, tour the station, and learn more about how we serve the city," Fire Chief Mike Duran told the City of Phoenix.
The grand opening of Fire Station 62 aims to strengthen the bond between the Phoenix Fire Department and the community. This event is not just about ceremony. It is an opportunity to build connections that enhance public understanding of safety and emergency services. To participate, visit Fire Station 62 at 9300 W Lower Buckeye Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85053, and celebrate the launch of this new community safety hub.
