San Tan Valley's new Rural Metro ladder truck is nearly ready, fulfilling a commitment made in the town's December 2025 fire services agreement.

A late-night house fire broke out in Pecan Creek, originating in the garage. All residents escaped safely, and no injuries were reported.

San Tan firefighters responded to a two-story house fire in Johnson Ranch after an overheating iPad ignited bedding, injuring one person and prompting the rescue of three cats.

San Tan Valley Town Council approves three-year Rural Metro fire agreement. Subscription-based service continues while the town gains oversight and new resources.

San Tan Valley Town Council heard fire and ambulance providers explain costs, response times, and service options. Subscriptions remain required despite incorporation.

San Tan Valley has officially incorporated as a town, but Rural Metro Fire confirms all fire and EMS services will continue without interruption. Residents can expect the same reliable protection, emergency response, and community programs they have always relied on.

Rural Metro Fire Department commits to future partnership with San Tan Valley, pending incorporation vote on August 5, 2025.

Explore the risks associated with lithium batteries after the Johnson Ranch garage fire and how to prevent similar incidents.