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Cedar Hills and American Fork Fire Request Evacuation Signaling Assistance

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Cedar Hills and American Fork Fire Request Evacuation Signaling Assistance
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The City of Cedar Hills and American Fork Fire and Rescue are requesting resident assistance with evacuation signaling following recent valley fires. Residents are asked to place garbage cans in driveways to indicate successful evacuations.

Key takeaways

  • Cedar Hills residents are asked to place garbage cans in driveways during evacuations to signal they have left their homes.
  • Fire and emergency medical services for the city are provided via a contract with American Fork Fire Department.
  • Emergency services should be reached by dialing 911, while non-emergencies can be reported to Central Utah 911.

The City of Cedar Hills and American Fork Fire and Rescue are asking for community help following recent fires in the valley. In the event of an evacuation, officials are requesting that residents place their garbage cans in the middle of their driveways, a few feet off the sidewalk.

This action is intended to signal to police and fire departments that a home has been evacuated and does not require contact. The measure aims to help expedite processes and ensure everyone is evacuated quickly and safely.

Fire and emergency medical services for Cedar Hills are provided through a contract with the American Fork Fire Department.

For all fire, medical, and other emergencies, residents should dial 911. For non-emergencies, Central Utah 911 can be reached at 801-794-3970.

American Fork Fire Station 52 is located in Cedar Hills at 960 E 1750 N, American Fork UT 84003. This station can be reached at 801-763-3045.

American Fork Fire Station 51 is located at 96 N. Center St., American Fork UT 84003. This station can also be reached at 801-763-3045. Aaron Brems serves as Fire Chief.

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