NFPD Overview
NFD Information
About NFPD, History of NFPD & Meet the Chief
NFPD Information
About NFPD
History of NFPD
Meet Chief Carpenter
About NFPD
The Nampa Fire Protection District operates under the vision of:
Excellence - Service - Strength in Unity
and through the core values of:
Teamwork, Integrity, Compassion, Professionalism, and Safety
- The Nampa Fire Protection District (NFPD) provides service to an area of approximately 100 sq. miles and 125,000 citizens. Our service is a mix of urban, suburban, industrial and rural zones.
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Currently, NFPD has 110 personnel working out of 6 fire stations, a training division, and the administrative office.
Our frontline response apparatus includes 4 Type 1 fire engines, a 100' aerial platform truck, a 75' ladder truck company, a squad, a Type 5 bush rig, and a technical rescue team. -
Nampa Fire is an all-hazards department frequently responding to medical emergencies, structure fires, vehicle extrication, wildland fires, hazardous material incidents, and technical rescue emergencies.
Many members of the Nampa Fire District achieve technician and/or instructor certifications in the various emergency response disciplines. -
Nampa Fire is a proud member of the Treasure Valley Emergency Medical Services System (TVEMSS).
The TVEMSS is a collective agreement plan providing a unified and central medical direction, along with common Standing Written Orders for several area EMS agencies.
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NFPD delivers high quality Advanced Life Support medical care providing a certified paramedic on every fire engine.
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Exceptional critical care transportation is provided by our partners Canyon County Paramedics.
- NFPD and CCP work closely together to ensure that the citizens in our area receive the highest level of quality care possible.
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We celebrate the exceptional training facility that we have here in Nampa.
In addition, Nampa Fire enjoys the benefit of having a high performing dedicated training staff that provides our personnel outstanding education resulting in a culture of excellence and professionalism. -
The Nampa Firefighters Local 804 has a deep tradition of service in our community as well as an unrelenting commitment to its members.
The Nampa Fire Administration and the Local 804 strive to be a model of collaboration, sharing a vision that results in the delivery of the best possible service to our citizens.
The Nampa Fire Protection District operates under the vision of:
Excellence - Service - Strength in Unity
and through the core values of:
Teamwork, Integrity, Compassion, Professionalism, and Safety
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The Nampa Fire Protection District has a rich history that dates back to September 1891 when Nampa's first fire station, known as the "Engine House," was established. The original fire station was a single-story, one-room wooden building.
Since its inception, the firefighters of Nampa Fire Protection District have maintained a tradition of service and sacrifice that continues to guide its members today. - To preserve the history of the district, Nampa Fire Station #1 houses a small area on the second floor that serves as a history museum. This space contains relics and artifacts that offer a glimpse into the district's past.
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Numerous historians and individuals have dedicated themselves to uncovering and documenting the history of the Nampa Fire Protection District.
Their efforts have resulted in published works that shed light on the district's past. One such publication is "History of Nampa's Fire Department 1981-1999" written by retired Nampa firefighter Rick D. Bergemann and edited by Lara Bergemann Hooper.
This book provides a comprehensive account of the district's history dating from 1981-1999. - Additionally, "Through the Smoke" is an autobiography by L.T. Lessinger, focusing on his experiences in the fire service. A memoir written as a request to his wife and daughters which gives a glimpse into the life of a firefighter in the beginning of the 20th century.
- These published works contribute to the understanding and appreciation of the Nampa Fire Protection District's history and the brave men and women who have served within its ranks.
Chief Carpenter has dedicated his life to the fire service and began working at NFPD in 1998.
Listen / Learn / Lead
My personal leadership philosophy is based on the core value of integrity and the "Platinum Rule". I believe that when I do the right things for the right reasons and treat others even better than the way I wish to be treated, it will establish trust, commitment, and connection with those around me. I believe sharing my personal leadership philosophy will help our members develop an understanding of what I expect from them -- and create a framework from which you can hold me accountable. Above all, I believe following these principles will allow me to positively impact the lives of those around me. My leadership philosophy is a living document which continues to develop as I learn and grow. I will be sure to revisit this philosophy often an update the members of our district when changes are made.
Personal Standards
I will earn credibility by putting my utmost attention and efforts towards the positive growth of the department while keeping my families well-being and health the highest priority. I will approach my days with an optimistic outlook and positive attitude. Those around me have approval to remind me when there is not a smile on my face. We have the best job in the world, and I want to enjoy it and have that represented in both my verbal and non-verbal communication. I will set achievable and measure goals for myself and my team members. I will express gratitude and acknowledge efforts that contribute to the progress of our department. Lead by example by making sure my actions are aligned with the districts Mission Statement and Core Values. I will find ways to create opportunity and a positive working environment.
Command Structure
Board of Commissioners, Prevention Bureau, NFPD Chiefs & Administration Team
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NFPD Command
To contact a chief please
Call NFPD Administration 208-468-5770 & leave a message indicating which Chief you would like to speak to.
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Kirk Carpenter
Fire Chief
Chris King
Deputy Fire Chief of Operations
Nick Adams
Deputy Chief of Logistics
Ron Johnson
Deputy Chief Fire Marshal
Robert Jardine
Division Chief of Training
Tom Wright
Division Chief of EMSPrevention Bureau
The Prevention Bureau main phone number is 208-468-4751
Ron Johnson
Deputy Chief Fire Marshal
Rob Johnson
Deputy Fire Marshal - Fire Inspector, Fire & Life Safety Plan Examiner, Conceptual Plan Reviewer.
Mark Strom
Deputy Fire Marshal - Fire Inspector & Investigator, Special Investigator
Melissa Close
Deputy Fire Marshal - Fire Inspector, Community Outreach, School & Licensed Care Facility Contact
Elijah Effinger
Deputy Fire Marshal - Fire Inspector, Plan Review Fire Alarm & SprinklerTraining Team
Training Division is Located at 300 W. Railroad Nampa, ID 83687
Robert Jardine
Division Chief of Training
Michael Scott
Training Captain
Ben McDermott
Training CaptainNFPD Administration Team
Reach Administration at 208-468-5770
Misti Sanders
Executive Assistant
Jay Prado
Network AdministratorCommissioners
The NFPD Board of Commissioners is an elected oversight governing board that meets monthly.
Nicholas Chan
CommissionerDistrict 3
Cleo Miller
CommissionerDistrict 1
Frank Wolfkiel
CommissionerDistrict 4
Daniel Ryan
CommissionerDistrict 5
Paul Jones
CommissionerDistrict 2
NFPD Locations
View All current locations Nampa Fire operates
Stations
If you need to reach a station, please reach out to NFPD Administration at 208-468-5770 rather than calling a station directly.
NFPD Administration Office
NFPD Administration Office is the headquarters for the NFPD Command Team & Administrative Team.
9 12th Ave. S, Nampa, ID 83651
208-468-5770
admin@nampafire.org
Fax - 208-899-8405
NFPD Training Grounds
NFPD Training Grounds are the headquarters for the NFPD Training Team including Chief of EMS & division Chief of Training.
300 W. Railroad, Nampa, ID, 83687
Permits and Applications
Community Outreach
Community Programs
Station Tours, Ride-Along, Firefighter Visits, Car Seats
Home Safety Programs & Information
Smoke Alarm Program, Fire Escape Plan, Carbon Monoxide, Red Cross Programs
Frequently Asked Questions
Firework Information, Hazardous Material Removal, Burn Permits, Fire Extinguishers
Home Saftey Programs & Information
Download Smoke Alarm Program Information
See Fire Escape Plan Information
See Carbon Monoxide Information
Download Red Cross Programs Information
Nampa Fire Protection District
Excellence | Service | Strength in Unity
Board of Commissioners Regular Meetings
2nd Monday of each month at 6pm | Nampa Fire Training - 300 W. Railroad St. Nampa Find meeting links on our Facebook!
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Public Information
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Careers
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Burn Permit Application
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Contact Us
Our Address
9 12th Ave. S, Nampa, ID 83651
Fax Us
(208) 899-8405
Call Us
(208) 468-5770
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