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Firefighters from Hill Air Force Base and Davis County departments conducted a week of training during a live structural-fire exercise. The exercises focused on building mutual aid agreements to support emergency responses on and off the installation.
Key takeaways
Firefighters from Hill AFB and Davis County departments trained together for one week.
The training included a live structural-fire exercise held on Oct. 19, 2026.
Mutual aid agreements support emergency response efforts both on and off the installation.
Firefighters from Hill Air Force Base and Davis County departments participated in a live structural-fire exercise on Oct. 19, 2026. The training was part of a week-long series of exercises designed to strengthen mutual aid agreements for emergency responses on and off the installation.
The training exercises were intended to build upon existing mutual aid agreements. These agreements allow Hill Air Force Base firefighters to assist surrounding communities and enable local departments to provide support to the base when necessary.
