State profile

Guam Fire Departments 4 departments

4 fire department name(s) appear in the HIFLD registry for Guam, but this extract has no reported personnel, station inventory, or USFA annual fire statistics for the jurisdiction.

4 HIFLD names (limited coverage)

Guam appears in PlainFireData as a HIFLD name registry only: 4 department name(s) with no reportable staffing, apparatus, or USFA fire-loss figures in this extract. According to HIFLD/USFA coverage rules documented on /methodology, ranking tables are omitted here.

  • 0% volunteer departments

State fire-service snapshot

A single read of the registry, reported staffing, and annual fire-loss measures available for Guam.

How we source these figures

Departments

4

HIFLD registry

Total personnel

0

career + volunteer

Counties covered

1

statewide registry coverage

Volunteer departments

0%

of registered departments

Each dot is one state; Guam is highlighted. Median volunteer-department share: 54%. Median fatality rate: 2 deaths per 1,000 fires. Source: USFA state fire statistics; this shows correlation across states, not a causal claim about response times. 2×2 strategic matrix plotting 30 entities by % of departments that are volunteer (X) and Fire deaths per 1,000 fires (Y), with a crosshair dividing the plot into four quadrants. Volunteer-heavy · higher fatality rateCareer-heavy · higher fatality rateVolunteer-heavy · lower fatality rateCareer-heavy · lower fatality rate 0%20%40%60%80% 012345 % of departments that are volunteer Fire deaths per 1,000 fires Guam vs. every state: volunteer staffing and fire-fatality rate 50 states Alabama - 50.5%, 2.9Alaska - 37.8%, 4.4Arizona - 35.1%, 2.5Arkansas - 71.1%, 3.4California - 39.6%, 2.1Colorado - 40.7%, 1.9Connecticut - 47.6%, 1.6Delaware - 70%, 1.5Florida - 24.3%, 1.9Georgia - 29.8%, 2.3Hawaii - 2.3%, 1Idaho - 50.3%, 2.2Illinois - 55.3%, 1.8Indiana - 55.2%, 2.2Iowa - 70.1%, 1.7Kansas - 0.1%, 2.2Kentucky - 58%, 3Louisiana - 34.1%, 3.2Maine - 57.9%, 2Maryland - 57.8%, 2Massachusetts - 34.5%, 1.3Michigan - 61%, 2.1Minnesota - 68.2%, 1.7Mississippi - 37.3%, 3.3Missouri - 51.7%, 2.2Montana - 53.8%, 2.2Nebraska - 50.3%, 1.9Nevada - 64.1%, 2.2New Hampshire - 62.5%, 1New Jersey - 54.1%, 1.4
Each dot is one state; Guam is highlighted. Median volunteer-department share: 54%. Median fatality rate: 2 deaths per 1,000 fires. Source: USFA state fire statistics; this shows correlation across states, not a causal claim about response times.

Department Type Breakdown

0
Career (Paid)
0
Volunteer
0
Combination

4 of 4 listed department profiles (100%) provide EMS services.

What This Data Tells You About Fire Services in Guam

Guam appears in the HIFLD Open Data registry with 4 named fire departments, but this extract carries 0 reported personnel and no USFA annual fire, death, or property-loss statistics for the jurisdiction. The listed profiles are name/location stubs, not ranked staffing tables, so we do not invent a "largest departments" list or statewide volunteer share. When HIFLD or USFA publish usable staffing or incident figures for Guam, this page will expand; until then treat it as a coverage note and follow the federal sources linked below or our methodology.

All Fire Departments in Guam

Counties in GU

Data from HIFLD Open Data and USFA published statistics. Coverage may vary.

Data sourced from official public datasets. See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainFireData

Federal data sources for this state profile

Every staffing, station, grant, and fire-incident figure on PlainFireData is rendered from HIFLD (DHS/CISA), USFA, and FEMA AFG public records, no number is typed in by an editor. This Guam profile rolls HIFLD registry departments, USFA state fire statistics, and FEMA AFG awards for the same FIPS state. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of September 2026.