Riverview Fire District was formed in 1927 as a volunteer group. In 1962 the city voted to switch to a paid department due to the growing population and an increase in call volume. Today, the district has 17 stations, 4 EMS-only stations, and employs over 300 firefighters, paramedics, chiefs, and support staff. The district responds to over 44,000 calls annually, over 9,000 being fire-related incidents. The district protects over 100,000 citizens and 75 miles of land.
Message from our Chief- Michael McKeeman
Thank you for taking the time to visit and read through our website. As you know, emergencies can come at any minute. With that said, I can guarantee that every time you dial 911 in our city, you will be receiving the quickest response and the best service possible from one of the greatest fire services in the country. We are dedicated to protecting you, your loved ones, and your personal property by providing both fire suppression and emergency medical service. If you ever have any questions or comments regarding our fine department, feel free to call our office or let anyone involved in the Riverview Fire District know. Thank You!
Line of Duty Deaths
Thankfully, no RFD firefighter has ever paid the ultimate sacrifice while in the line of duty.
