Residential Structure Fire La Grange Ave 9-15-19 Hesperia San Bernardino County Fire 2026-09-22 | Residential Structure Fire La Grange Ave 9-15-19 Hesperia
Upland Fire Station 161 Rescues Baby Raccoons Trapped in Chimney San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-07-12 | NEWS: Upland Fire Station 161 Rescues Baby Raccoons Trapped in ChimneyDate/Time: July 6, 2023 at 9:30 a.m.Location: 1300 block of North Shelly Ave, Upland, CAIncident: Mother and Baby Raccoons Trapped in ChimneyIn a morning operation on July 6, 2023, San Bernardino County Firefighters from Upland Fire Station 161 responded to a call regarding an animal or animals trapped inside a chimney of a residence in the 1300 block of North Shelly Ave. in the City of Upland.Upon arrival, firefighters were met by the reporting party and assessed the situation. Firefighters then successfully gained access to the rooftop and confirmed the presence of a raccoon mother, who had given birth to a litter of four (4) baby raccoons inside the chimney.Firefighters requested support from the City of Upland Animal Control to devise a plan focused on the safe extraction of the raccoons from the confined space, ensuring their wellbeing throughout the process.Following two (2) hours of careful efforts from both Firefighters and Animal Control Officers, all baby raccoons were safely removed from the chimney of the home and moved to a wildlife rescue facility operating as a sub-permittee of 2nd Chance Critters for medical evaluation. The mother raccoon proved to be less cooperative. As a result, a plan was developed to encourage the mother to exit the chimney voluntarily, aiming to reunite her with her babies in the evening. Team members believed that the mother raccoon possessed the capability to navigate the chimney unassisted and without any intervention.After several attempts by the wildlife rescue team to reunite the mother with her babies later in the evening and again a few nights later, the mother raccoon could not be located, and reunification efforts were unsuccessful. The babies were transferred to a facility that will care for them until they are old enough to survive on their own before being released in the hills near the location of the incident.The combined efforts of the San Bernardino County Firefighters and the City of Upland Animal Control exemplify the importance of collaboration, compassion, and swift action in safeguarding both human and animal lives. Their expertise, dedication, and commitment to animal welfare played a pivotal role in ensuring the safe removal and subsequent care of the trapped raccoons.Full Release 👉 sbcfire.co/3NQjsND
Tower 16: Welcome Your Newest #SBCoFD Firefighters! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-07-03 | Congratulations to #SBCoFD #Tower16 fire academy graduates! After an intense 18-week fire academy, they have already started to provide world-class fire, rescue, and EMS service in our communities. They began their first shifts this past weekend. Welcome Tower 16!
Tower 16 Graduation San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-06-30 | Join us live for the #SBCoFD #Tower16 Graduation Ceremony, as we celebrate your brand-new San Bernardino County Firefighters.
Water Safety Tips San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-06-28 | As the temperatures rise, your San Bernardino County Fire Department has three reminders to be wise, so that you and your loved ones will have a fun and safe time staying cool around the pool!
Report Illegal Fireworks Use San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-06-27 | 🚫 Fireworks Warning: Possession of fireworks is illegal in unincorporated areas of San Bernardino County. Protect lives and property by refraining from their use. Choose community fireworks displays for a safer celebration.🧨 Report Illegal Fireworks 👉 sbcfire.co/reportfireworks🎇 Fireworks Safety Tips 👉 sbcfire.co/fireworks
Do you have proper defensible space? San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-05-01 | Defensible space is a strong barrier between your home and the flames wildfire. By clearing weeds and dry grass around your home, you give firefighters a much greater chance to defend your home in the event of a wildfire.Use these #WildfirePreparednessWeek tips to start creating defensible space around your home:✅ Clear up to 30 feet away from the home. Leave space between bushes and trees 30-100 feet from home. Clear Tree branches to six feet off the ground.✅ Store flammable liquids in approved safety cans away from occupied buildings.✅ Keep propane tanks clear of vegetation.✅ Keep all combustibles, such as firewood, lawn furniture, picnic tables, etc., away from structures.✅ Clean rain gutters regularly to avoid leaf and needle accumulation.✅ Clear vegetation and other flammable materials from beneath decks or other wooden structures.✅ Remove tree limbs and vegetation that overhang the roof.✅ Remove all branches lower than 6 feet.✅ Dispose of stove or fireplace ashes and charcoal briquettes after soaking them in a metal pail of water for 24 hours.✅ Keep garden hose connected to faucet.✅ Review your home escape plan with your family & have a fire drill exercise.✅ Ensure address is clearly visible from the streetGet more wildfire safety tips at sbcfire.co/fire
K-9 Support Dog Program San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-04-18 | Did you know San Bernardino County Fire has a K-9 Support Dog Program?Over the past year San Bernardino County Fire has developed the K9 Support dog program. The program’s goals are part of a crisis response and mental health therapy program to improve behavioral wellness in San Bernardino County Fire members. Members may suffer from the impacts of long shifts, difficult incidents, and other on or off duty stressors. The dogs are a tool to aid employees with these issues. This is just one way San Bernardino is taking a proactive approach to better the health and well being of our department and communities we serve.Our dogs also are available to provide the same support for community members. The dogs also participate in special presentations, community events or official ceremonies and provide public education. The dog teams also can assist neighboring agencies with their support needs.“Increasing mental health awareness and supporting our employees is paramount. The K9 Support Program is just one way we are aiming to help. Besides the support to our internal customer, we look forward to assisting our partner agencies and citizens in their time of need.” According to Assistant Chief Jeff Birchfield who oversees the program.The team trains twice each month, aiming to increase the effectiveness of the dog teams. The program has been made possible with a partnership with Working Dogs for Warriors. Their organization has been paramount to start the program & aids with ongoing training.Handlers & Dogs-Engineer BJ Myers & K9 Scout-Battalion Chief Mark Bixler & K9 Baxter-Captain Paul Kramer & K9 Cooper-Engineer Steven Story & K9 Bailey-Engineer Brent Cannon & K9 Remi-Program administrator - Assistant Chief Jeff Birchfield
Large Animal Rescue - Muscoy, CA (3/22/23) San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-03-23 | On March 22, 2023, San Bernardino County Fire responded to a Public Service in the 2400 block of West 1st Avenue in the community of Muscoy. San Bernardino County Animal Care was on-scene requesting assistance with animal rescue and evacuation. #SBCoFD crews arrived to find 17 large animals (cows, bulls and horses) in need of rescue. Rains from successive storms had contributed to the formation of deep pockets of mud and debris which eventually trapped the animals within their enclosure on the property. County Fire’s Large Animal Rescue Team, Urban Search & Rescue team & Heavy Equipment units were dispatched to assist. Firefighters and Animal Care staff worked together utilizing ropes and animal sleds to evacuate the animals to safety. Once removed from danger, the animals were loaded into awaiting animal transport trailers & transported to a local veterinarian. It took more than five hours to access, dig out and rescue the 17 large animals. Once the rescues were complete, fire personnel were released, and the scene was taken over by San Bernardino County Animal Care. SBCoFD responded with a Large Animal Rescue team, Urban Search and Rescue unit, Heavy Equipment operators, one engine company and a battalion chief. For information related to the condition of the animals and investigation into the incident, please contact San Bernardino County’s Animal Care Division at 909-520-5103. Date/Time: March 22, 2023 2:30pmLocation: 2400 block W. 1st Ave, MuscoyIncident: Animal Rescue BDC#: 23-70311Contact: Eric Sherwin, Public Information Officer (909) 547-5080
MUSCOY: Large Animal Rescue (3/22/23): Update 1 San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-03-23 | #MUSCOY: #SBCOFD on scene assisting a rescue of 17 large animals from farm consisting of horses, cows and bulls. Six animals have been rescued. Crews are setting up a skid steer to clear a path to access the additional 11 animals.
Winter Storm Afternoon Update (3/21/23) San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-03-22 | #SBCoFD Engineer Eric Sherwin provides an update on the winter storm currently impacting #SanBernardinoCounty.For updates on:Road/Chain Conditions:twitter.com/Caltrans8twitter.com/CHPInlandEvacuations:twitter.com/sbcountysherifftwitter.com/yucaipapdWinter Storm Response:snowinfo.sbcounty.gov
Snowcat 26 (Twin Peaks, CA) (2/23/23) San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-02-24 | US National Weather Service San Diego California has issued a Blizzard Warning for the San Bernardino County Mountains from 4 AM Friday to 4 PM Saturday. Travel will be nearly impossible.#SBCoFD Snowcat 26 is ready to respond in Twin Peaks along with 8 others ready to serve each of our mountain communities.PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO TRAVEL IN THE MOUNTAIN AREAS. Blizzard conditions are extremely dangerous. This is not a normal storm. First responders will need access to the roads and highways to continue to protect our residents. For road conditions and closures follow Caltrans District 8.If you must travel in other parts of the county:✅ Drive Slowly: Reduce your speed by 10mph❌ Don't tailgate✅ Turn on your headlights✅ Always carry snow chainsMake sure you have a Winter Survival Kit and follow our Winter Travel Safety tip at sbcfire.co/wintertravel.
How To Use Sandbags San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-01-04 | #SBCoFD Battalion Chief Mike Wakoski shows how to use sandbags during potential flood events to protect your property. Sandbags and sand are available throughout San Bernardino County. Find a location near you at sbcfire.org/sandbags.
Proud To Have Served You in 2022 San Bernardino County Fire Department 2023-01-02 | #SBCoFD is proud to have served you in 2022. We'll be there for you in 2023.
Salute To Service 2022 Ceremony San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-12-16 | Join us on Thursday, December 15, 2022 at 10am, as we honor members of the #SBCoFD team for their service to the residents of San Bernardino County.
Spark of Love: Fontana (12/7/22) San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-12-09 | Thanks to everyone in Fontana who helped make the @abc7la #SparkOfLove Toy Drive 🧸🎁 possible! Your #SBCoFD firefighters will be collecting toys all over San Bernardino County this weekend. Bring an unwrapped toy to help a child in need.Find an Event 🎄 sbcfire.co/sol
Tower 15: Welcome Your Newest #SBCoFD Firefighters! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-12-02 | Congratulations to the #SBCoFD #Tower15 fire academy graduates! Your newest firefighters just finished a rigorous 18-week fire academy that prepared them to provide world-class fire, rescue & EMS service. They will begin serving our communities tomorrow. Welcome Tower 15!
Tower 15 Graduation San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-12-02 | Join us live for the #SBCoFD #Tower15 Graduation Ceremony, as we celebrate your brand-new San Bernardino County Firefighters.
Carbon Monoxide Safety San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-11-08 | Appliances like stoves, furnaces, & propane space heaters can release carbon monoxide. This gas is invisible, colorless, odorless and can be fatal. #SBCoFD Engineer Ryan Beckers & Upland Police Department Officer Gabe Santana share tips to keep your family safe.Get Carbon Monoxide Safety Tips 👉 sbcfire.co/co2
San Bernardino County Fire Dedicates a New Fire Engine In Joshua Tree! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-10-29 | JOSHUA TREE, CA - In celebration of the new replacement fire engine in Joshua Tree, San Bernardino County Fire welcomed members of the community to Fire Station 36 to participate in the customary tradition of transferring water from "old to new.”Children from the community participated in a “Bucket Brigade”. In the fire service, the act of transferring water represents life, as well as always being ready to protect. The kids passed 8 buckets of water from the old Medic Engine 36 in its replacement engine. Each bucket represented the 8 years of service the previous engine was used in the community. Once the water was transferred from the old fire engine, the new engine's sirens sounded.The ceremony also included the housing ritual which dates to the 1800s when horses were used to pull fire pumpers. Horses were not able to back a fire pumper into the fire station. The pumpers had to be pushed in backwards by people. To pay homage to the history of the fire service, community members assisted with pushing the engine backwards into the station.The ceremony concluded by placing the new Medic Engine 36 into service.“I would like the thank San Bernardino County Supervisor Dawe Rowe for her work in helping secure a community development block grant to fund this amazing new fire engine in the community of Joshua Tree,” said Fire Chief Dan Munsey. “This state-of-the-art engine will give our firefighters essential tools to protect the residents and visitors of the community and their property for years to come.”The new Fire Engine will allow the district to provide more efficient service with advanced firefighting technology that will benefit the residents and visitors of Joshua Tree, the Morongo Basin as well as the 19,273 square mile fire district.Protecting life and property is paramount for the fire department and having the right tools and equipment allows your firefighters to meet that goal.
Big Rig vs. Medic Engine 76 San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-10-18 | On 6/3/22 at 2:19 am, the crew of #SBCoFD Medic Engine 76 responded to a traffic collision on the I-10 freeway and Sierra Ave in Fontana. Their training and experience in apparatus spotting protected the crew and patients, when a Big Rig smashed into the engine at freeway speed.
GEC Recap San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-10-13 | We had our very first Girl's Empowerment Camp and it was a blast! Check out the recap of this two day event.Storms, cat stuck up a tree, floods, train derailing, and, of course, fires! Firefighters take on many different incidents that people don't know about. #ProudToServeYouThe San Bernardino County Fire Protection District is a community-based, all hazard emergency services provider. We are committed to providing the highest level of service in the most efficient and cost effective manner to the citizens and communities that we serve.👉 Visit us at sbcfire.orgSocials:📸 IG: @SanBernardinoCountyFire😊 FB: San Bernardino County Fire🕊 T: San Bernardino County Fire⏰ TT: SBCountyFire🧑🚒 We're hiring! We are actively looking for firefighters! sbcfire.org/joinourteam
Mentoring Firefighters: Honoring Captain Bob Kittleman San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-10-12 | #SBCoFD Captain Bob Kittleman spent much of his 33 year career mentoring a generation of firefighters. Bob had a hand in raising up over 60 firefighters through our Fire Explorer program.Today, we celebrate his legacy. Thank you Bob for showing us how to be #ProudToServe.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Were Proud To Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-09-15 | Happy #HispanicHeritageMonth! We are showing some #love to all our hispanic communities and highlighting some of our brave firefighters during this season! Please tell us a little about your hispanic home and some of your traditions! #ProudToServeYou
Forest Falls & Oak Glen Tuesday Afternoon Update (9/13/22) San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-09-14 | #SBCoFD Battalion Chief Mike McClintock provides a Tuesday afternoon update for the debris flow areas of Forest Falls and Oak Glen. For updated information on evacuations, weather and road conditions, continue to follow San Bernardino County Fire, San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, CAL FIRE San Bernardino/Inyo/Mono Unit, & Caltrans District 8 on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Puppies Rescued from Yucca Valley Tortoise Den San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-07-12 | On Sunday, June 19, 2022, San Bernardino County Fire crews were requested for a unique public service call in Yucca Valley. Two curious five month old puppies had made their way into a tortoise den and were unable to exit due to a 100 lb tortoise blocking their exit. Residents were worried as the dogs had been in the den for multiple hours and were silent.#SBCoFD ME42 & MA42 arrived to find a large underground tortoise den with two puppies inside and a 100lb tortoise blocking the exit. Firefighters attempted to coax Oscar, a large desert tortoise from its den, so firefighters could get to the puppies. Crews used a tasty watermelon treat to attempt to coax the tortoise from the den. The tasty watermelon trick was unsuccessful & firefighters went to plan B, digging.With Oscar blocking the exit, crews worked to dig an access hole to rescue the dogs. After an hour of digging crews were able to get the puppies out of the den. “Peo” and “Finn”, were unharmed & happy to reunite with their dog mom Kathleen.We are glad we could assist with this unique call & there was such a positive outcome!
Storm Stories: Christmas Day 2003 Mudslides San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-06-30 | The Weather Channel's Storm Stories episode details the events of the mudslide that wreaked havoc in Waterman Canyon in Southern California on Christmas Day following the October 2003 wildfires.
#SheepFire (Monday Afternoon Update) San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-06-13 | #SheepFire (Monday Afternoon Update)➡️ 990 acres➡️ 18% contained ➡️ 673 personnel assigned to the incidentFirefighters made good progress last night on containment lines, mop-up and hot spots. Cooler temperatures and favorable wind conditions are allowing firefighters from the ground and air to make great progress. Sheep Fire Info: sbcfire.co/3xNLcvz
Wildland Firefighting: Were Proud To Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-06-03 | #SBCoFD Battalion Chiefs Dan Wooters and Gary Jager were #ProudToServeYou on the #HillsideFire in San Bernardino. The rapid moving fire advanced on a neighborhood below in a matter of minutes.Don't wait until it's too late. Make a #ReadySetGo plan now 👉 sbcfire.co/wildfire
Maintain Proper Defensible Space: #ElDoradoFire San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-31 | Assistant Chief Scott Tuttle shows how #SBCoFD crews cleared vegetation to protect homes during the #ElDoradoFire in September 2020. As we close #WildfireAwarenessMonth, make sure your home and family are prepared in the event of wildfire.Prepare Now 👉 sbcfire.co/wildfire
#Tower14 Graduation Highlights San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-26 | #Tower14 has graduated and is now out in our communities #ProudToServeYou. These new recruits are proudly serving the residents of San Bernardino County. Applications for Firefighter open on 6/4. #JoinOurTeam 👨🚒 👩🚒 👉 sbcfire.co/ffpm0522
Miracle League in Yucca Valley: Were Proud To Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-26 | #SBCoFD Captain Zack Taylor has been #ProudToServeYou in the Town of Yucca Valley for over 7 years. Zack & his crew at Station 41 regularly volunteer at the town's #MiracleLeague baseball games, a league for people with special needs. Thank you for allowing us to serve! It's such an honor!
Tower 14 Graduation San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-21 | Join us live for the #SBCoFD #Tower14 Graduation Ceremony, as we celebrate your brand-new San Bernardino County Firefighters.
Wildland & Aviation Division: Were Proud To Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-19 | #SBCoFD Wildland & Aviation Division Chief Jim Topoleski explains how every 20 years or so, fuel conditions return to their previous state. The #OldFire and #GrandPrixFire were in 2003.Be ready. Remain vigilant. Prepare Now. 👉 sbcfire.co/wildfire#WildfireAwarenessMonth
City of San Bernardino: Were Proud To Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-13 | #SBCoFD Captain Eric Spies is #ProudToServeYou at Station 224 in the City of San Bernardino. Medic Engine 224 is the 4th busiest fire engine in the nation. Eric shares how skyrocketing call volumes and a nationwide staffing crisis are affecting the mental health of firefighters.
Arson K-9 Joins Fire Investigation Team San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-13 | There’s another dog in town. San Bernardino County Fire Protection District (SBCFPD) is proud to introduce its newest member of our elite investigative team, Canine (K-9) Ginnie, a 2½-year-old yellow Labrador Retriever.
Make Your Home Wildfire Ready San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-10 | #SBCoFD Fire Marshal Mike Horton gives you some simple tips to keep your home wildfire ready.🍃 Clear vegetation at least 100' from your home🌲 Cut branches at least 10' from eaves/overhangs🏡 Clear roof/gutters of any debris🏠 Cover vents with an 1/8" mesh or smallerMake a plan 🔥 sbcfire.co/ReadySetGoFire#WildfireAwarenessMonth
Fire Investigators: Were Proud To Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-06 | #SBCoFD Fire Investigator Mike Cary is part of a team that investigates the cause/origin of fires and identify/apprehend persons responsible for arson-related crimes. Mike shares the story of catching and convicting the arsonist responsible for the #MartFire.#ArsonAwarenessWeek
Drone Pilots: Were Proud To Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-05-03 | Engineer Kristian Cavada is #ProudToServeYou in the City of Grand Terrace at Station 23. His affinity for photography & aviation helped pioneer the #SBCoFD drone program that provides immediate, cost-effective, real-time, aerial intelligence during emergencies & helps protect our residents.
Confire Dispatchers: Were Proud To Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-04-14 | Dispatch Supervisor Vanessa Meyer at #Confire Communications takes you behind the scenes of a 911 call. They are #ProudToServeYou as your first connection to #FirstResponders when disaster strikes. All of us at #SBCoFD thank you for your dedicated service to San Bernardino County.#NPSTW
Commercial Structure Fire, 16th St / Arrowhead Ave. San Bernardino San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-04-04 | INCIDENT VIDEO RELEASE:RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE FIRE On May 30, 2021 at 7:50am, #SBCoFD responded to a commercial structure fire located at the intersection of 16th Street and Arrowhead avenue in the City of San Bernardino. First arriving Truck arrived to find an established fire in a single story board up building. Firefighters found heavy fire loading with tires packed in multiple rooms to the ceiling level. Truck crews supported interior firefighters with vertical ventilation on the roof above. SBCoFD augmented the response with a second alarm assignment. There were no injuries to civilians or firefighters reported. #Local935
Residential Structure Fire, Sycamore Avenue City of Hesperia San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-04-04 | INCIDENT VIDEO RELEASE:RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE FIREOn July 4, 2021 at 11:40am, SBCoFD responded to a Residential Structure Fire at the 17K block of Sycamore in the City of Hesperia. First arriving engine found a working fire in a single story home that had extended into the attic. Firefighters made entry to the home with hose lines to search for any occupants and limit the spread of fire. Truck crews supported interior firefighters with vertical ventilation on the roof above. The fire was ultimately held to the rear portion of the house. There were no injuries to civilians or firefighters reported.
Ryan Becomes an Honorary Firefighter San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-03-18 | On February 22, 2022, Ryan Asher displayed his bravery by performing the Heimlich Maneuver on his mother, Stephanie Clark, ultimately saving her life. Ryan is a 16-year-old, autistic teen that learned how to perform the Heimlich Maneuver from his late grandmother, Myrtle Goldie, not knowing that one day he would be using this skill set on his own mom. This life-saving event took place when Ryan noticed his mother choking and in distress, he immediately ran to her and started the Heimlich Maneuver. The Heimlich Maneuver is nothing new to Ryan. When he was 5 years old, his grandmother Myrtle administered the same maneuver on Ryan when he was choking.“It’s not every day we come across brave young men such as Ryan,” stated Assistant Chief Dan Mejia. “Ryan showed courage in the midst of a crisis and immediately jumped into action. May he be an inspiration to others.” The Heimlich Maneuver is a simple technique that can be learned by anyone to help save lives. An individual performing this procedure needs to carry different skills such as patience, trust and confidence to ensure that it is done correctly. Thousands of people die every year from just choking. Choking alone is the fourth leading cause of unintentional injury deaths. (Source: NSC. sbcfire.co/3tl1cTw) Today at Fire Station 75 in Muscoy, Ryan was given a life-saving award and made an Honorary Firefighter with the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District. His ultimate reward, a ride in the fire engine! Ryan was quick to say a few words after riding along in the fire engine, “The fire engine wasn’t loud but it was fun!.”
Urban Search & Rescue: Were Proud to Serve You! San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-03-03 | #SBCoFD Captain Jeremy Hanson & Engineer Craig Lynde are part of a team of about 100 qualified Urban Search & Rescue personnel who are #ProudToServeYou providing structural shoring, confined space, swift water, trench and high angle rescue throughout California.#Vision4Safety
Muscoy Elementary: Read Across America Day 2022 San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-03-03 | For #ReadAcrossAmerica Day, your firefighters from #SBCoFD Station 75 in Muscoy and Station 224 in San Bernardino, were at Muscoy Elementary to read books to the students and give them a tour of our fire apparatus. THANK YOU for having us! We are #ProudToServeYou!
Random Acts of Kindness Day San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-02-22 | #SBCoFD encourages everyone to participate in Random Acts of Kindness Day. Remember there’s no such thing as a small act of kindness. Lead by example with #Duty #Honor and for your #Community.
#Tower13 Graduation Highlights San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-02-12 | #Tower13 has graduated and is now out in our communities #ProudToServeYou. These new recruits are now proudly serving all of the residents of San Bernardino County.Watch their graduation ceremony 👉 bit.ly/3gEnLv9
Tower 13 Graduation San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-02-11 | Join us live for the #SBCoFD #Tower13 Graduation Ceremony, as we celebrate your brand-new San Bernardino County Firefighters.
Tower 13: Training Burns San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-01-26 | #SBCoFD #Tower13 Training Burns.#DutyHonorCommunity.
Tower 13 Rope Rescue & Hose Bundle San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-01-26 | #SBCoFD #Tower13 training on rope rescues including the use of Stokes Baskets, rope MPD & RPM raising and lowering systems. Recruits honed their skills on attack line deployments and water application in training scenarios. #DutyHonorCommunity.
Remembering Martin Luther King Day San Bernardino County Fire Department 2022-01-17 | Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reminds us that greatness is found in service. He encouraged us to serve others well. Today, the #SBCoFD team remembers our service motto: #Duty #Honor#Community. When you need us, we will be there.Happy #MLKDay.
