Taylor Fire Protection Services

Join Taylor Fire for Kids Fire Safety Training Day on Friday, October 16, from 10 am until 2 pm!

Kids will learn to use a fire extinguisher safely through hands-on training and live fire demonstrations. Every child who completes the training will receive an official Kids Fire Extinguisher Training Certificate.

This free family event will also include a bounce house, obstacle course, games, prizes, hot dogs, and drinks.

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Trenton continues to expand his role at Taylor Fire, especially when it comes to troubleshooting and servicing fire alarm systems. He’s an excellent inspector who doesn’t just identify issues—he takes the time to make repairs on site whenever possible and makes sure our customers are taken care of.

If there’s work in Fairbanks, there’s a good chance Trenton is our guy! Our Fairbanks customers love working with him, and Fairbanks is practically his second home.
Trenton also continues to invest in his technical knowledge, completing a fire alarm networking class this year to further strengthen his skills with fire alarm panels.

Thank you, Trenton, for 6 great years of hard work, growth, and taking care of our customers. We’re lucky to have you on the Taylor Fire team!

Happy birthday to Cody Wyrick! The Taylor Fire team hopes you enjoy a well-deserved celebration and a great year ahead.

MYTH: Grab any fire extinguisher and start spraying.

REALITY: Different extinguishers are designed for different types of fires. Using the wrong one can be ineffective—or make the situation more dangerous. Only use an extinguisher if the fire is small and contained, someone has called 911, and you have a clear escape route. If you’re unsure, get out and stay out.

For example, did you know that a “K” class extinguisher is EXCLUSIVELY for suppressing kitchen fires?

Taylor Fire is proud to introduce the Skilled Trades Achievement Award, a new annual award recognizing an outstanding graduate of the Don Young Alaska Job Corps Center.

Rick was honored to present the inaugural recipient with a certificate, plaque, and $500 to help him get started in his new trade. Supporting young Alaskans as they develop practical skills, build careers, and strengthen our communities is deeply important to our team.

Congratulations to this year’s recipient and the entire graduating class. We were grateful to be part of your celebration and look forward to presenting this award for years to come. Thank you, Job Corps!

Join us in wishing Derek Seims a very happy birthday! We hope you have a memorable day and a terrific year ahead.

Happy birthday to Reed Graham! We’re glad to have you as part of the Taylor Fire team and hope the coming year brings you plenty of good things.

Don’t wait for the first hard freeze to think about your fire sprinkler system.

Trapped water can freeze, burst pipes and leave a sprinkler system unable to respond during an emergency. Wet and dry systems have different cold-weather maintenance needs, so September is a good time to schedule a professional inspection and address potential problems before temperatures drop.

Plan ahead now. Contact Taylor Fire to make sure your sprinkler system is ready for an Alaska winter.