Construction on our new Station 5 in Harmony Grove Village is now underway! We’ll be posting updates throughout the process so keep checking back on our construction progress page.
Welcome New Hires!
Yesterday, we welcomed our newest firefighter/paramedic Harry Lee and volunteer/reserve firefighters Anthony Askari, Anthony Escalante, Nicholas Van Blerck, and Logan Dearborn (not pictured in the group photo) to the RSFFPD family. Today,
Independence Day
Our Administrative Office will be closed Thursday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Have a fun and safe holiday!
Erwin Willis Receives Bell of Distinction Award
On Wednesday, June 19, the Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District was honored to present retired Fire Chief Erwin Willis with the Bell of Distinction Award, the Fire District’s highest honor. Chief
Promotions
We are pleased to announce the promotions of Craig McVey to Captain and Alex Trottier to Engineer. Congratulations, gentlemen! L-R: Battalion Chief/Training Officer Bruce Sherwood, Captain Craig McVey, Fire Chief Fred Cox,
Avenida Fire Sparked by Mower
On Tuesday, June 11, at 1:56 pm, Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District (RSFFPD) firefighters responded to the report of a vegetation fire in the open space just north of the community
2019 Cardiac Arrest Survivor’s Luncheon
CSA-17’s 2019 Cardiac Arrest Survivor’s luncheon honoring local survivors and those that rendered aid was held on June 7. Trever Krueger, Scott Young, and Brian Schmid were able to meet Carol Tellez,
Memorial Day Weekend
Our Administrative office will be closed Monday, May 27, 2019, in observance of Memorial Day. Emergency services will operate as usual. Have a fun and safe holiday weekend!
RIP James Pine, San Diego County Fire Authority Assistant Fire Marshal
Our condolences go out to our friends and colleagues at Cal Fire San Diego/San Diego County Fire. From Cal Fire San Diego/San Diego County Fire: It is with deep sorrow that we
Watch Out for Rattlesnakes
We’re only one week into April and already snakes are becoming more active. In January, Rancho Santa Fe firefighters responded to 2 snake removal calls. In February, they responded to just one,
