FAQ - Beaver Lake Fire Department

Who do we call for controlled burns?

You can call the following number: 479-271-1005

Who is the EMS provider?

Mercy is our EMS provider through December 27, 2023. Pafford Medical Services will take over as the EMS provider from 2024 – 2027 covering all of SE Benton County including the Beaver Lake area.

Do we have a 24/7 fire protection?

Yes, The Beaver Lake Fire Department provides fire protection services to over 6,947 residents within our district 24/7. We have mutual aid partners which include Piney Point, Rocky Branch, Hwy 94 and Rogers Fire Department that respond with us on large incidents.

What is a Live/in?

A live-in is a firefighter who resides at one of our fire stations. We have one Live-In firefighter at each of our stations. These individuals have full time jobs at other local fire departments and then generously contribute their time and skills to assist BLFD by responding to fire calls within our district. This arrangement allows us to enhance our emergency response capabilities and provide a higher level of service to our community.

What is the non-emergent number for the stations?

You can call the following number: 479-925-2082

How do we get a hold of the Fire Chief?

Chief Qualls can be reached at 479-925-2082 or Chief@BeaverLakeFireAR.org.

When are the board meetings?

Monthly board meetings are held the 2^nd Tuesday of each of each month at 6:00 PM at the Cypress Fire Station, 16035 Cypress Lane, Rogers, AR, Also note the Board Updates tab on our website for past meeting notes and to get to know our current board members. You can email board members at BLFD@BeaverLakeFireAR.org.

How do we volunteer?

Give us a call or email and let’s see how you can fit in to our BLFD team. You can find applications on our website. https://beaverlakefiredept.com/applications

How do we donate?

Donations are accepted via check or using our online PayPal donate button on our website. Checks can be mailed to 16035 Cypress Lane, Rogers, AR 72756 or in person at any board meeting. Donations to BLFD are tax deductible under our 501c4 Volunteer Fire Department certification.