Phoenix Fire Department technical rescue teams have successfully rescued a 60s female from the dreamy draw side of Piestewa Peak. The hiker started out this morning around 8:30 AM. She became overheated and weak 1/2 a mile into her hike. Crews hiked up the trail, made contact and started IV fluid therapy on the hiker. Once the patient was stable, rescuers safely transported her to the trail head. The hiker was transported to the hospital by fire department ambulance. | Phoenix Fire Department

Phoenix Fire special operations crews rescue a worker stuck in a tree this afternoon. He was unable to get down when his equipment failed but after assisting him to the ground with Ladder 22 he was luckily found to be uninjured. 🇺🇸🚒 | Phoenix Fire Department

ACTIVE INCIDENT: Over 100 Valley firefighters are battling a Fourth Alarm propane fueled fire near 40th street and Washington. Street closures remain in effect. Please continue to follow #PHXFire for details regarding this active incidents. | Phoenix Fire Department

DRIVER SAFETY: #PHXFire prides itself in policies, procedures, and regular training for firefighters to ensure the safest possible driving while responding to emergencies. Members from two crews recently involved in accidents share their stories. | Phoenix Fire Department

Rolling through the city, #PHXFire Engine 17 is on the move! 🚒 Stay safe out there, Phoenix! | Phoenix Fire Department

Being well trained is a big part of who we are at the Phoenix Fire Department. From routine incidents, to large-scale and complex incidents, each requires a near constant level of awareness and attention to detail. Be Safe Phoenix. | Phoenix Fire Department

Up and at it with @PHXFire recruit class 25-1 🚒 🔥 The recruits are working hard and are now more than 1/4 of the way through their 16 week academy. Keep it up! | Phoenix Fire Department

🔥🚒🙌 Phoenix Fire Department Training Academy recruit class 25-3 is almost there! The 60 recruits displayed their new skills for friends and family at family night on Friday, ending the night with the ceremonial burning of their red recruit shirts as they transition to blues. After their graduation on January 9th these recruits will go on to serve their communities in Phoenix, and Daisy Mountain. Congratulations 25-3! Welcome to the Family! 🙌🔥🚒 | Phoenix Fire Department