The Golder Ranch Fire District was created in 1977 by a vote of the residents in the area. The homeowners wanted to have a voice in their fire and medical care and at the same time, monitor costs. Today the District serves a 222 square mile area with a population of nearly 60,000 residents. Included in the District are the communities of Oro Valley, Catalina, SaddleBrooke and southern Pinal County.

Golder Ranch is governed by a five-person, non-partisan board elected at large by the voters of the District. Board members are elected to alternating four-year terms so there are at least two members elected every two years. The Board establishes policy, sets tax rates, approves the budget, and hires the Fire Chief. The Board also has sole authority to set policy regarding future annexation. As a special district of the State, Golder Ranch must comply with all applicable Arizona Revised Statutes such as the Open Meeting Law. The District holds public meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at the Fire District Administration Office.

Government

Golder Ranch Fire District

Randy Karrer

Robert Metz

Patrick Abel

Michael Ross

John Spanarella

Grant Cesarek

Eric Perry

Will Seeley Efo Empa

Jason Taylor Fo

Allison Delong Mba

David Christian Cpa

Herman Rascon

The Fire Department at Golder Ranch Fire District is responsible for responding to fire emergencies, medical emergencies, and other critical incidents within the 222 square mile area it serves. The team, consisting of roles such as Fire Chief, Battalion Chiefs, Assistant Chiefs, Firefighters, and Fire Inspectors, ensures public safety through fire suppression, emergency medical services, community risk reduction, fire investigation, and apparatus maintenance. Their coordinated efforts are crucial in safeguarding the nearly 60,000 residents in the communities of Oro Valley, Catalina, SaddleBrooke, and southern Pinal County.

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