Highlights

Home

Posted on: December 7, 2022

Winter Fire Safety

Red fire hydrant partially buried in snow

In the time it takes to locate and shovel out a snow-buried hydrant, a minor fire can turn into a major one. 

Firefighters rely on residents to keep hydrants accessible throughout winter.

Keep the hydrant close to your property clear. Help out neighbors by clearing hydrants anywhere in town. 

  • Clear snow 3 feet away from the hydrant in every direction.
  • Shovel a path to the street.
  • Make sure firefighters can easily locate and work around the hydrant.

University Heights hydrant locations are marked on the map below. 

If you want to choose a specific hydrant, contact Officer Brian Brinkema by leaving a message for him with the Communications Center at 319-356-6800. You do not have to sign up: just go out and clear. 

Firefighters — and neighbors — will appreciate your help.


University Heights Fire Hydrant Map


Facebook Twitter Email

Other News in Home

White snowflake on dark blue background.

Snow Season

Posted on: November 18, 2022
Brown maple leaf on bright green background

Spring 2023 Leaf Vacuuming

Posted on: March 29, 2023
Tied bundle of sticks

Yard Waste Disposal

Posted on: January 18, 2023
Green grass, white sky

Johnson County's Soil Health Program

Posted on: March 6, 2023
Blue dumpster with sign that reads Cleanup Day

Cleanup Day

Posted on: March 29, 2023
Fireworks graphic

Where are fireworks prohibited?

Posted on: June 27, 2022
Lee Koser's Golfview Avenue house in 1929, shortly after it was built.

University Heights History

Posted on: July 31, 2019
black dog pawprints on green background

Pet Owner Responsibilities

Posted on: March 25, 2021