Sandy Valley Station 77

Sandy Valley Station 77 is a volunteer fire station within the Clark County Fire Department’s Rural Division, located at 650 West Quartz Avenue, Sandy Valley, NV 89019.

The station is staffed by committed volunteer firefighters who deliver fire protection, emergency medical response, and community support services for Sandy Valley and the surrounding rural areas of western Clark County.

Sandy Valley’s volunteer team operates a fleet of emergency response apparatus capable of handling structure fires, wildland incidents, medical emergencies, and rescue operations. The station’s equipment includes Engine 77, Water Tender 77, Rescue 77 (BLS), and Squad 77, each configured to support the unique demands of rural response environments.

Located in the unincorporated community of Sandy Valley near the California border off Nevada State Route 160, Station 77 serves a geographically remote desert region with limited municipal infrastructure. The station plays a vital role in protecting residents, travelers, and local properties across an expansive coverage area.

Sandy Valley Station 77 has been recognized for service excellence, earning Fire Station of the Year within the Clark County Fire Department’s Rural Division.

The Clark County Fire Department actively recruits volunteer firefighters for its rural stations, including Station 77. Minimum requirements include a high school diploma or GED equivalent, a valid Nevada driver’s license, and certifications in CPR/AED and EMT (Basic, Advanced, or Paramedic). Additional certifications such as Firefighter I (IFSAC) and Hazardous Materials qualifications are desirable.

For more information or to inquire about volunteer opportunities, contact the Clark County Fire Department’s Rural Division at (702) 455-7703 or via email at RuralCCFD@ClarkCountyNV.gov.