Volunteer - The California Volunteer Firefighter
With your help, California volunteer fire departments can continue making a difference in the lives of others. Think you have what it takes to be a volunteer firefighter? Fill out this simple application to get started. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!
Welcome and congratulations on becoming a member of the Santa Cruz County Fire Department (County Fire). Becoming a Volunteer Firefighter is a serious and rewarding decision. You'll gain knowledge, skills, and experience that will provide your …
JOIN COUNTY FIRE - Santa Cruz County, California
The fire and rescue service is one of the most diverse and challenging professions known today. It is this diversity that inspires most men and women to enter the profession, whether as a …
Volunteer Companies - Santa Cruz County, California
Santa Cruz County Fire Dept. Company 41, Corralitos Contact: Eric Silva. 120 Eureka Canyon Rd. Watsonville, Ca 95076 (831) 724-2446 (831) 728-5240 Fax
Santa Cruz County Fire Company 29 - Becoming a Volunteer
Becoming a Volunteer. So, you'd like to become a Santa Cruz County Fire volunteer with Company 29, South Skyline Fire & Rescue. Great! There are a series of steps to go through prior to becoming a member. First, here is a video from the 2012 Basic FireFighting Academy.
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY FIRE CO. 32 BONNY DOON FIRE/RESCUE
Company 32 is an all-volunteer first-responder unit of the Santa Cruz County Fire Department. We respond along with the Cal Fire engine crew from the Fall Creek Station on Empire Grade to emergencies in the Bonny Doon area.
Bonny Doon Fire & Rescue | Santa Cruz CA - Facebook
Bonny Doon Fire & Rescue, Santa Cruz, California. 982 likes · 20 were here. Santa Cruz County Fire Company 32 (Bonny Doon) is the all-volunteer fire and medical response team for Bonny Doon. Bonny...
Volunteer firefighters needed in Santa Cruz County
2021年7月30日 · The Santa Cruz County Fire Department has five volunteer firefighter companies in South Skyline, Bonny Doon, Loma Prieta, Davenport and Corralitos. For information on volunteer firefighting, contact the Santa Cruz County Fire Department .
CSFA - The California Volunteer Firefighter
The NCFA helps protect over 125,000 citizens and has 9 all-volunteer fire stations. We protect thousands of tourists each year who travel to the northern California wine country. With an average of 3,049 fire and emergency service calls a year, our 9 volunteer fire companies serve mostly wild land areas and rural residential.
History | City of Santa Cruz - Santa Cruz, California
In 1857, the Santa Cruz citizens organized a volunteer fire department and purchased a hand drawn hook and ladder. For reasons unknown, the organization did not last as long as the hook and ladder wagon, which slowly deteriorated when left to the weather.