Cherokee Village Fire
Department
The Cherokee Village
Fire Department consists of Fire Chief Mike Taylor, 14 full time, and 16
volunteer firefighters. Maintaining four stations, Cherokee Village is a
Class 6 ISO rated city. Cherokee Village consists of 23 square miles of
Urban/Wild land interface, with a permanent population of 4,648, and many
vacation and week-end residents. We have been recognized as a Fire
wise/USA
Community, achieving this goal in 2005. The fire department participates
in the “Fill the Boot Program” in support of the Muscular Dystrophy
Association. We are also very active in fire prevention programs in our
local schools and community wide organizations. The fire department also
provides free home and flue inspections for city residents, and inspects
local schools and commercial structures. The Cherokee Village Fire
Department was first established as a volunteer department in 1961. In
1974, Cherokee Village Fire Department became a full time, combination
volunteer and paid fire department, building three stations to service the
village. They were Baseheart,
Omaha station, and
Waketa station. In 1999,
Onaga station was built to better service the
growing area around the South Golf Course.
Patch Policy
Patch Policy - Unfortunately, we are
unable to furnish CVFD patches to those who request them due to the high
demand and cost. Please note we are unable to acknowledge requests for
patches received via US Post or Email.
Emergency Contact:
For any Emergency dial 911
For non-emergency Fire Department information dial
870-257-2304
Office Hours
The administration office is open 8am till 4pm Monday Thru Friday
Phone
870-257-2304 E-Mail
cvfd@centurytel.net
Address: Cherokee Village FD
1 Baseheart Rd.
Cherokee Village, Ar. 72529 |
