Williams Fire Department

The Williams Fire Department would like to congratulate Amanda Burlington on earning the prestigious Congressional Award Gold Medal. This remarkable achievement reflects her dedication, perseverance, leadership, and commitment to serving others.

Amanda has been a valuable member of the Williams Fire Department, consistently demonstrating a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn, and a genuine desire to help those in need. Her positive attitude and dedication to our community make her an asset to our department and an outstanding role model for others.

Amanda's accomplishments make our entire community proud, and we are honored to have her as part of the Williams Fire Department family. Please join us in celebrating this incredible achievement and wishing her continued success in all her future endeavors.

Congratulations, Amanda! We are proud of you.

Smoke Detector Event Success!
Last Saturday, volunteers from the The Arizona Burn Foundation , American Red Cross, Williams Fire Department, Native Air 22 Williams, and our amazing community came together for our first-ever Smoke Detector Walk in Williams. And what an impact it made!

Saturday’s accomplishments:

• 88 smoke alarms installed
• 27 homes are now safer
• 71 residents received home fire safety education
• 10 dedicated volunteers donated their time

This was our very first event of this kind in Williams, and it was a huge success. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who showed up, knocked on doors, climbed ladders, shared information, and helped us make our community safer. Your partnership and enthusiasm mean so much.

A huge thank-you to the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for generously allowing us to use their facility during the event. Your support helped make the day run smoothly and made a big difference.

This is just the beginning. Our goal is simple and important: a working smoke detector in every home in Williams.

If you live in Williams and do not have a working smoke detector, we’re here to help:
• Call the Williams Fire Department at 928 635 4451 ext. 227
• Or stop by the Williams Public Library to sign up for a free installation

Let’s keep this momentum going and continue working together to protect our community—one home at a time.