You can always call the Fire Department, regardless of your problem or question. Someone here can always help to get your question answered or your problem solved. Call 911 for emergencies.
Fire reports may be obtained 5 working days after the incident by calling 478-988-2850. You may also request a report via email to Anji Holley anji.holley@perry-ga.gov
There are two fire stations in the City of Perry. Station 1 is located at 1207 Washington St near downtown Perry. Station 2 is located at 150 Commodore Drive near the intersection of Langston Road and Houston Lake Road.
Medical: One Rescue or Engine
House Fire: One engine, One Rescue, One Ladder, and 1 Command Vehicle
Auto Accident with injuries: One Rescue
This is the minimum response that you can expect to receive; response may vary depending on call type, call severity, and other assets committed.
45 total personnel: 1 Fire Chief, 1 Assistant Fire Chief, 1 Executive Secretary, 1 Fire Training Chief, 1 Fire Prevention Chief, 1 Fire Marshal, 3 Captain/Shift Commanders, 6 Lieutenants, 9 Sergeants, and 21 Firefighters. There are 13 personnel on duty per day.
If you are in need of smoke detectors, PFD will provide and install them in your home at no charge (while supplies last). Call our headquarters station at 478-988-2850, or email to anji.holley@perry-ga.gov
Firefighters are trained as Emergency Medical Responders and many of them are licensed paramedics and EMTs. When first to arrive on medical calls, they initiate treatment to stabilize patients and provide information to responding ambulance crews so they are aware of any additional advanced life support equipment needed on the scene.
Burn Permits are no longer required for hand-piled natural vegetation/yard debris. However, restrictions on burning in Houston County under the Environmental Protection Division summer burn ban still remains in effect for May 1 – September 30. Learn more.
The PFD will host scheduled tours of our stations during regular business hours. We will also be happy to schedule a visit to schools or other groups for the purpose of firefighter awareness or fire safety education. Please contact Anji Holley for more information.
If there is no emergency and you still require fire department assistance, you may call Perry Fire Headquarters at 478-988-2850 or the Houston County 911 Center non-emergency line at 478-542-2000. A fire officer will determine whether to respond emergency or non-emergency. It is important that you always give complete and accurate information to the call taker to ensure the appropriate response.
