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Geographic Area State Unit Id Unit Unit Type Department GEOGRAPHIC AREA STATE UNIT_ID UNIT UNIT_TYPE DEPARTMENT AGENCY SW AZ A1S Arizona ‐ Phoenix District US State AZ DVF SW AZ A2S Arizona ‐ Flagstaff District US State AZ DVF SW AZ A3S Arizona ‐ Tucson District US State AZ DVF SW AZ ADC Arizona Interagency Dispatch Center Interagency SW AZ ADEM Arizona Department of Emergency Management US State AZ HQ SW AZ ADL Avondale Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ ADOC Arizona Department of Corrections US State AZ DC SW AZ ADOT Arizona Department of Transportation US State AZ HQ SW AZ AGL Aguila Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ AMRO Aviation Management ‐ Western Regional Office ‐ Phoenix US Federal AZ NBC SW AZ APJ Apache Junction Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ APN Alpine Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ APO Apache County Emergency Management US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ ARI Arivaca Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ ARNG Arizona Army National Guard US State AZ NG SW AZ ASF Apache‐Sitgreaves National Forest US Federal USDA FS SW AZ ASH Ash Fork Volunteer Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ ASO Arizona State Office US Federal DOI BLM SW AZ ASP Arizona State Parks ‐ State Office US State AZ SP SW AZ AVA Avra Valley Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ AZS Arizona State Forestry Division ‐ State Office US State AZ DVF SW AZ BAG Bagdad Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BAR Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge US Federal DOI FWS SW AZ BCC Black Canyon Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BDL Beaver Dam / Littlefield Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BEE Bisbee Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BEV Beaver Valley Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BHC Bullhead City Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BKV Buckeye Valley Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BLU Blue Ridge Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BNS Benson Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BOW Bowie Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BSE Bouse Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BUK Buckskin Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ BWR Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge US Federal DOI FWS SW AZ BXK Buckeye Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CAB Cascabel Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CAN Canyon Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CAP Canyon De Chelly National Monument US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ CAR Carefree Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CAV Camp Verde Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CBR Cibola National Wildlife Refuge US Federal DOI FWS SW AZ CCM Circle City‐Morristown Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CDL Clarkdale Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CDT Corona De Tucson Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CEY Central Yavapai Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CGP Casa Grande National Monument US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ CGR Casa Grande Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CHK Christopher‐Kohl's Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CHL Chandler Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CHO Cochise County Emergency Management US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CHP Chiricahua National Monument US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ CHV Chino Valley Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CHY Cherry Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CLC Clear Creek Pines Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CLH Central Heights Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CNF Coronado National Forest US Federal USDA FS SW AZ CNH Concho Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CNO Coconino County Emergency Management US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ COC Colorado City Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ COF Coconino National Forest US Federal USDA FS SW AZ CON Congress Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ COP Coronado National Memorial US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ CPR Cabeza National Wildlife Refuge US Federal DOI FWS SW AZ CRA Colorado River Agency US Federal DOI BIA SW AZ CRD Colorado River District US Federal DOI BLM SW AZ CRI Colorado River Indian Tribes Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CRK Crown King Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CRT Colorado River Indian Tribes Tribe SW AZ CSP Clay Springs/Pinedale Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ CTW Cottonwood Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ DDV Dudleyville Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ DJC Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections US State AZ DVF SW AZ DMQ Davis Monthan Air Force Base US Federal DOD USAF SW AZ DPS Arizona Department of Public Safety US State AZ HQ SW AZ DSH Desert Hills Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ DSY Daisy Mountain Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ DUN Duncan Valley Rural Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ DVO Arizona State Forestry Division ‐ Deer Valley Office US State AZ DVF SW AZ DXL Drexel Heights Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ EFR Elfrida Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ EGR Eagar Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ EHR Ehrenberg Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ ELH Elephant Head Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ ELM El Mirage Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ ELO Eloy Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FBP Fort Bowie National Monument US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ FDC Flagstaff Interagency Dispatch Center Interagency SW AZ FGZW Flagstaff Weather Forecast Office US Federal DOC NWS SW AZ FLG Flagstaff Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FLO Florence Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FLR Flagstaff Ranch Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FHQ Fort Huachuca Army Base US Federal DOD USA SW AZ FMM Fort Mojave Mesa Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FMT Fort Mojave Tribe Tribe SW AZ FOL Forest Lakes Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FRE Fredonia Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FRY Fry Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FTA Fort Apache Agency US Federal DOI BIA SW AZ FTT Fort Thomas Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ FYA Fort Yuma Agency US Federal DOI BIA SW AZ GAD Guadalupe Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GAF Arizona Department of Game and Fish ‐ State Office US State AZ HQ SW AZ GCP Grand Canyon National Park US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ GDY Goodyear Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GEO Greenlee County Emergency Management US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GFR Goldfield Ranch Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GIB Gilbert Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GID Gila District Office US Federal DOI BLM SW AZ GIL Gila Bend Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GIO Gila County Emergency Management US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GIS Gisela Valley Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GLN Glendale Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GLO Globe Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GMC Groom Creek Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GNV Green Valley Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GOL Golden Shores Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GOR Golder Ranch Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GOV Golden Valley Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GRE Greer Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GRO Graham County Emergency Response Preparedness US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ GVM Grapevine Mesa Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HAY Hayden Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HBO Heber‐Overgaard Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HCY High Country Fire and Rescue US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HEL Hell's Gate Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HIG Highlands Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HLP Helmet Peak Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HOA Hopi Agency US Federal DOI BIA SW AZ HOAC Hopi Dispatch Center Tribe SW AZ HOL Holbrook Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HOM Houston Mesa Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HON Honda Fire Support US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HPP Hohokam Pima National Monument US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ HRQ Harquahala Valley Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HUC Huachuca City Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ HUP Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Park US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ HVR Havasu National Wildlife Refuge US Federal DOI FWS SW AZ IMR Imperial National Wildlife Refuge US Federal DOI FWS SW AZ JCF Joseph City Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ JPW Juniper Woods Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ JRM Jerome Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ JUN Junipine Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ KAE Kaibab Estates West Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ KCSP Kartchner Caverns State Park US State AZ SP SW AZ KFO Kingman Field Office US Federal DOI BLM SW AZ KGM Kingman Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ KGR Kofa National Wildlife Refuge US Federal DOI FWS SW AZ KNF Kaibab National Forest US Federal USDA FS SW AZ KNY Kearny Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ LAK Lakeside Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ LAO La Paz County Emergency Management US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ LHC Lake Havasu City Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ LIN Linden Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ LMR Lake Mohave Ranchos Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ LUAQ Luke Air Force Base US Federal DOD USAF SW AZ MAO Maricopa County Emergency Management US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MAR Maricopa Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MAY Mayer Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MCM McMullen Valley Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MCP Montezuma Castle National Monument US Federal DOI NPS SW AZ MES Mesa Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MHO Mohave County Emergency Management US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MLK Mormon Lake Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MOV Mohave Valley Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MRR Montezuma‐Rimrock Fire District US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MSC Mescal Volunteer Fire Department US County/Local AZ C&L SW AZ MTL Mount.
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