CITY GOVERNMENT
The Mountain Home Po-
lice Department is located at 424 W. Seventh St. It has 17 patrol officers, four criminal investigators,three school resource officers, eight re- serve/part-time officers, five dispatchers, one full-time code enforcement officer, and three full-time and one part- time administrative person- nel.
The department, under
the guidance of Police Chief Carry Manuel, operates un- der a community-oriented policing philosophy placing emphasis on the prevention of crime. Grant funds are pursued to bridge the gap between limited resources and worthy programs.
12 ❚ 2018 ❚ FACT BOOK
» 425-6336 » Website:
mtnhomepolice.com Fire Department The Mountain Home Fire
Department provides fire and rescue services to almost 19,000 people living in the 54 square miles of Mountain Home’s city limits and the Mountain Home Rural Fire Protection District. A combination depart-
ment of full-time and volun- teer firefighters includes Fire Chief Ken Williams, Fire Marshal Gary Pyszka, an administrative assistant, 25 full-time firefighters and 10 paid-per-call volunteers.
Mountain Home has a
Class 3 Insurance Services Office rating in the city and a Class 4-10 in the rural fire district. Class 4 applies in the rural district to property located within 5 miles of a fire station. In addition to emergency
services, the department provides fire prevention pre- planning to businesses, fire prevention and education, hydrant inspections and fire drills upon request. It also provides low-income house- holds with smoke detectors. The department also carries out the maintenance of nine warning sirens within the city. The Mountain Home Fire
Department is dispatched by the E-911 Center, which dispatches all other Baxter County fire departments. The Mountain Home
department automatically responds with aid for struc- ture fires outside the city limits with Clarkridge and Buford fire departments, and it has mutual aid agreements with other surrounding de- partments to provide aid upon request. The department has two
fire stations and a reserve station. Its equipment in- cludes five pumpers, a ladder truck, a heavy-rescue unit, a special response com- munications center, two tankers, two manpower
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