Kearny, AZ

Emergency Services

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY DIAL 911

Area emergency services are listed below. For non-emergent inquiries or questions, call the numbers below. If you have an emergency, DIAL 9-1-1

Emergency Services

Volunteer Fire Department

Mission Statement

The mission of our Fire Department is to protect lives and property through firefighting activities, community outreach fire prevention programs, and medical emergency assistance.

About Us

The Kearny Volunteer Fire Department has over 20 active members and drills every Wednesday evening at the Fire Station. Interested residents should contact the Fire Chief about membership and available training programs. The KVFD is a great way for residents to give back to their community and serve their neighbors.

The KVFD is an all hazard agency and responds to traffic accidents, fires (including wildland), and medical calls.

Contact Information

  • Address: 375 Alden Rd. P.O. Box 639, Kearny, AZ 85137
  • Phone: (520) 363-7755
  • Fax: (520) 363-5566
  • In Case of Emergency: DIAL 9-1-1

Staff Contacts

  • Gary Stepke - Fire Chief

Fire Prevention and Education

Fireworks:

  • Firework Laws: what is legal, when can they be sold and when and where can they be used?
    • As of Jan. 1, 2021, certain fireworks are legal to purchase and be used within Arizona.

Legal Consumer Fireworks

Illegal Consumer Fireworks

  • The consumer fireworks that continue to be illegal for use in Arizona are: sky rockets/bottle/missile-type rockets; helicopters, aerial spinners, torpedoes, roman candles, mine devices; firecrackers; reloadable shell devices; aerials and single tube devices that are shot up into the air.
  • It is important to know that legal consumer fireworks are allowed only on private property and a person(s) who use, discharge or ignite permissible consumer fireworks are responsible and liable for expenses as a result of any emergency response that is required by such use, discharge or ignition per the Town Code.
  • For additional information, please reference Arizona State Law related to consumer fireworks.

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)

Learn emergency response through Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training.

  • Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a program that helps better prepare individuals to respond to emergency situations in the community. As a part of President George Bush’s community-based initiative to engage citizens in homeland security and preparedness, CERT educates citizens in giving critical support to first responders, providing immediate assistance to victims and organizing volunteers at a disaster site.
  • The CERT program is a 20-hour course given over an eight-week period. Training sessions include disaster preparedness, disaster fire suppression, basic disaster medical operations, light search and rescue, and team operations.
  • The course will be taught by a team of two trained first-responders. The trainers are required to complete the CERT Train-the-Trainer course conducted by the Arizona Department of Emergency Management.
  • The Town will conduct four CERT training classes throughout the year. Class sizes are limited to Town of Kearny residents only.

For more information, contact the KVFD Fire Chief.

Emergency Preparedness

  • The Kearny Volunteer Fire Department encourages residents to be prepared to care for your family for at least 72 hours after a disaster. With just a few simple steps you may be able to save yourself and your family when a disaster strikes.

Be Informed

  • Find out what potential disasters may affect you. In Kearny, it could be flooding, wildfires (click here for information about wildfires) or thunderstorms and lightning. During a disaster, information is important for survival. Keep a battery powered radio in case the power goes out to stay connected with emergency broadcasts.

Make a Plan

  • Plan in advance what you will do for the most likely emergencies. Your plan should include a family communication plan, a shelter in place plan, as well as the action steps you will take when disasters are imminent.

Get a Kit

  • Think of everything you might need if you take shelter at home for 72 hours to create a disaster supplies kit. The list of items doesn’t need to be extensive, but plan to have those items handy. Consider a smaller kit that you can leave in your office or car or take with you in case of an evacuation.

Taking these steps and you will make your family safer, maybe even save your lives, during the next disaster.

Ready, Set, Go!

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Police Department

Welcome to the Town of Kearny Police Department.

The Kearny Police Department is Arizona POST certified, with five full-time officers, and additional reservists. Kearny PD provides 24-hour protection for Kearny residents, as well as Community Outreach throughout the year.

Contact Information

Wallace Kenney - Police Chief

  • Address: 355 Alden Rd. P.O. Box 639, Kearny, AZ 85137
  • Phone: (520) 363-5566
  • Fax: (520) 363-5321
  • In Case of Emergency: DIAL 9-1-1

Animal Control

  • Phone: (520) 363-5566
  • Fax (520) 363-5321

9-1-1 Do’s & Don’t’s

Crime Prevention

Police Records Request

To view the Records request fee schedule please visit our Documents Page: Forms

  • Public Records Request Form

Note:

  • Please indicate what type of record(s) you are requesting. Examples include: Incident/Accident report, Body Worn Camera (Presumptive redaction includes at minimum, a medium blur), or if other please specify.

  • Complete the following fields to help process your request as quickly as possibly:

    • Case or Event #
    • Date and Location of Incident

  • If you do not have the Case or Event # please provide as much supplemental information as possible.

  • A member of our staff will contact you once they begin processing your request.

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