A friend staying in Sam's Town had a medical emergency. I had gone to her room to assist and we…read morejointly made decision to have hotel call for medical assistance. Four or five young fire/paramedics arrived within minutes from the Clark County Fire Department. I wish I knew who these wonderful men were to thank them personally. They were so professional and caring to my dear friend, as well as to me. I immediately knew she was in good hands. In this time of global pandemic it's even more special that they rushed in like action heroes, taking appropriate caution but not making it obvious, and showing such compassion and care for their patient. KUDOS CCFD

It's a great county when you have the city of Las Vegas inside of it. Whats not to like, great…read moreweather, great people, and great architecture.

Review #131 - 2017…read more In all honesty, I don't even know if this is the correct fire station that the two wonderful gentlemen who came to my rescue are actually stationed at, but I hope someone recognizes them from my picture and send them my heartfelt gratitude. I was walking at the North Premium Outlet on Friday, May 26th, around 9:30 AM & all of a sudden my potassium level dropped. It's happened a few times before so I didn't think much of it. I decided to buy some orange juice at Starbucks to hopefully bring it back up. Unfortunately, it didn't help this time around. I ended up feeling worse as I continued to walk and tried to make my way back to my car. I decided to sit down and ask the lady who was cleaning the area next to me to dispatch security and ask them to call 911, since I was unsure of how to tell them exactly where I needed to be picked up. When these two gentlemen showed up about 15 minutes later, they gave me a blood test to see if my sugar level was ok--which it was high since I was downing all that OJ. They also said that my blood pressure was high, which was most likely due to my stress level from missing my flight earlier and my heart rate going all kinds of crazy. They picked me & my 1-year old daughter up and took us to the nearest ER, which unfortunately happened to be Valley Hospital Medical Center. They were really wonderful at taking care of my daughter, the person that was more important than my own life. She was my biggest concern, even while I felt that my life could end at any given moment. I just needed to know that she was in good hands. These two wonderful gentlemen not only saved my life, but they also did a tremendous job at keeping my daughter calm throughout the entire time that they were transporting me into the ER. Thank you, ever so much, for doing your job so well and may God bless you both!

This fire station is great. It's also the biggest station in Las Vegas and the only one that still…read moreuses the old school poles to slide down. The fire captain offered us a tour and then one of the fire fighters took over. Everyone was super nice and the gentleman who gave us the tour was very knowledgeable and friendly. Even let my son go in the fire engine and try on his gear. What a guy. Great time. Would highly recommend for anyone or any child that is interested in Fire Technology.

Every time our crew gets to go down to the LV Training Center I don't care who we are in contact…read morewith they are always very inviting, more than willing to help out and just the utmost professionals!!!

I hope I have the right fire station location. Triple A had me call the Fire department after my…read morecar leaked gas and I needed a tow. Well about five fire fighters arrived and were very nice and very prompt. I was offered cold water, it was very hot while waiting for triple A to approve the tow. They obliged and felt it was ridiculous as I did. Needless to say I appreciated their time and kindness and felt bad I was forced to call them to get approval my car was not leaking gas. Thanks again for your time and kindness guys.

I had to call them to come turn my water off due to a middle of the night pipe burst and they…read moreshowed up within 10m and apologized for taking so long! NGL, they were all good looking guys! Not to mention super nice and helpful. One was giving us advice on the issue while explaining the plumbing emergency to one of the younger guys. Gave dad-vibes. 10/10

Thank you to the guys on truck 56 for the hat and warm greetings to my daughter at Smith's on…read moreAliante parkway. You made her day!!! Thank you

This review is for the CPR training course that I attended at this fire station. I'm currently…read moretaking a drug abuse cause/treatment class at UNLV and this course was a great opportunity to learn how to help someone if they suspect that they are overdosing. I learned so much from this course and I hope I can take what I learned over to someone that may need help. The course speakers and volunteers of the day were Tim, Tom, Brooke and Carolyn. After learning about the dangers of fentanyl and opioids, we were given an overdose response kit that included a pair of gloves and a thing of Narcan nasal spray, along with watching an instructional video of how to use the nasal spray on someone who may have overdosed. I will be definitely carrying this on me anytime when I'm on campus or anywhere else, but I was advised not to leave it in my car. Afterwards, we were taught how to perform CPR on those dummies that have grey heads and blue bodies, to the beat of Stayin' Alive by The Bee Gees (the beats of the song helped us determine how many presses we should give the victim). I tried not to sing along to this while practicing CPR. We all did a great job practicing and moved on to how to stop external bleeding and how to use a tourniquet after taking a quick five-minute break. Having not used a tourniquet before, it was painful the more I tried to twist it, but even though it is painful to use the more you twist it, it's important to use it for anyone who is in need of a medical emergency. The training course wrapped up with a demonstration of how to use an AED. I've never seen an AED machine in action before, so it was interesting to see how it would actually work. Unlike the Narcan nasal spray, AEDs can be left in your car. I'm glad that I got to attend this course. It was definitely worth the two hours and I know that I can attempt to save someone if they needed assistance. Also, I want to add in that I'm A Community Lifesaver! Thank you to Tim, Tom, Brooke, Carolyn, and the rest of the Henderson Fire Department for making this possible.

Quick response time of 5 minutes to help us restart our hot water heater , they also checked to…read moremake sure there were no gas leaks . God bless those young men and as a former engineer and fireman in the military I had many jobs that I was trained to do . Being a firefighter can be a very stressful job so , I salute you and pray God will keep you all safe . Signed a Vietnam Veteran ‍

Is there an email address to contact Station 10? I would like to send a message to them but all my…read moresearches aren't coming up with anything. Thank you!

I suppose this Fire Station is not as exciting as some of the Fire Stations in other towns. But…read morethis one is ours so you got to love it anyway. Respect to First Responders. Thank you all for helping to keep us safe.