Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District
The Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District welcomes you to our website. We hope you find the information here to be useful and informative.
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CHANGE YOUR CLOCKS, CHANGE YOUR BATTERIES |
It's time once again to "spring forward." Time changes to day-light savings on March 14. The Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District would like to remind you that it's also a good time to change the batteries in every smoke alarm in your house. Smoke alarm batteries should be changed at least once a year, so why not change you clocks and your batteries at the same time?
Learn more aboutl smoke alarms. |
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STAYING SAFE WHILE SHARING THE ROAD |
| As the weather warms, people will begin to look for ways to enjoy the outdoors while getting some exercise. Once such activity that proves to be quite popular throughout our district is bicycle riding. Unfortunately, the same remote roadways that provide cyclists with scenic rides and challenging terrain can make for hazardous riding conditions. Here are some safety tips for drivers and cyclists that can help keep the roadways safe for everyone. |
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FIRE SPRINKLER PSA |
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DEMOLITION IS DONE! |
It didn't take long for Station 3 to be torn on the morning of February 4...
 
 
The Fire District's Fairbanks Ranch Station 3 has been relocated to a temporary facility to the rear of the Horizon Christian Fellowship Church's property. Our new street address during this transitional phase is 6365A El Apajo, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067. (Please note: Our mailing address remainS P. O. Box 410, Rancho Santa Fe, CA 92067.) To access our temporary facility, enter the Horizon Christian Fellowship parking lot via their south entrance and proceed straight back behind their facilities. A map and directions can be found here.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience as we build to be able to better serve the community. |
WILDFIRE PREPAREDNESS
Dead and Dying Tree Removal
Beautiful scenery has long been a source of pride for Rancho Santa Fe, Fairbanks Ranch, and the surrounding communities. Unfortunately, some of this vegetation has gone from being decorative to becoming a potential fire hazard. In an effort to protect lives and property, the Rancho Santa Fe Fire Safe Council is working with the RSFFPD to launch a campaign to work with homeowners to eliminate hazardous trees within the District and bring properties within compliance of existing fire codes. Learn more about our joint effort to keep the District ready for wildfire.
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