CCFD Honor Guard.

The Clark County Fire Department (CCFD) Honor Guard was established in May 1996 by then-Firefighter and now-retired Deputy Chief Scott Webster. The original seven-member team made its debut at the graduation ceremony for recruit academy 96-1. Since then, the Honor Guard has participated in over 800 events, averaging approximately three events per month.

Our Honor Guard has performed before audiences ranging from 12 to 120,000 people. We are honored to participate in a variety of events, including CCFD recruit academy graduations, parades, 9/11 ceremonies, the Nevada Fallen Firefighters Memorial, the IAFF Fallen Firefighter Memorial, emergency service conference openings, professional sports team opening ceremonies, retirement and recognition ceremonies, and most humbly, viewing and funeral services for our own and other emergency response agencies.

All Honor Guard members are proud members of the Clark County Fire Department and the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) Local 1908. Serving in the Honor Guard is an extension of our commitment to the community and a way to uphold and share the proud traditions of the fire service with our colleagues and the public.

The CCFD Honor Guard is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is fortunate to receive generous support from Clark County Firefighters IAFF Local 1908, Clark County Fire Department administrators, and, most importantly, the firefighters and members of our department. Donations allow us to acquire equipment, uniforms, and assist with travel expenses for the various events we attend.

One of our proudest projects is the restoration of a 1969 fire engine, now used in Honor Guard events. With continued community support, we will carry on representing Local 1908 and the Clark County Fire Department with professionalism and pride.

Today, the CCFD Honor Guard maintains a 35-member roster and remains dedicated to serving with honor, dignity, and respect.