City of Dinuba Fire Department

06/06/2026

El Departamento de Bomberos de Dinuba desea recordarles:
El agua puede ser divertida y refrescante, pero es importante mantenerse seguro cada vez que esté cerca de una piscina, lago, río u océano. En este video, aprenderemos consejos esenciales de seguridad en el agua que pueden ayudar a prevenir accidentes y salvar vidas. .

06/06/2026

Your Dinuba Fire Department would like to remind you, water can be fun and refreshing, but it’s important to stay safe every time you’re near a pool, lake, river, or ocean. In this video, we’ll learn essential water safety tips that can help prevent accidents and save lives.

06/04/2026

El departamento de bomberos de Dinuba quisiera recordarle El calor extremo no es un juego. Las enfermedades relacionadas con el calor pueden ocurrir rápidamente. Mantente hidratado, toma descansos y revisa a los niños, adultos mayores y mascotas. Tu seguridad es importante.

06/04/2026

Dinuba Fire Department reminds everyone extreme heat is no joke. Heat illness can happen fast stay hydrated, take breaks, and check on kids, elders, and pets. Your safety matters.

05/28/2026

Mrs. Jumps was visiting the Dinuba Fire Department and told us how her son who grew up around the area is a firefighter in South Dakota with Sioux Falls Fire Rescue. We were able to trade patch’s with her during the visit.

05/23/2026

Dinuba Fire Department administrative office will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026 in observance of Memorial Day.

05/20/2026

National EMS Week-May 17th to the 23rd.

Thank you to all the EMS professionals for their work and dedication.

05/16/2026

Tuesday night Dinuba Fire Department held a badge pinning ceremony during the city council meeting for Paramedic Brian Henderson, EMT Caden Reddell, and Firefighter Paramedic Justin Shanen as they were joined by family and friends.

Brian Henderson is from Sanger, after graduating from Sanger High School, he attended EMT school through Fresno City College. He furthered his education by attending Paramedic school, while he also worked as a Paid Call Firefighter. Brian has made a career in public services following his passion. He was joined by is his wife Sherri, daughter Rebecca, step son Blake, son-in-law Andy and his Grandson Diego pinned him.

Caden Randell is from Kingsburg, he graduated from Kingsburg High School and obtained his EMT license. He recently completed paramedic school and just passed the National Registry exam. Caden worked for American Ambulance of Fresno before coming to Dinuba. He was joined by his brother Montana and was pinned by his mother Casie.

Justin Shane was born in Apple Valley and then moved to Clovis. He currently lives in Hanford with wife and 5 children. He graduated from Fresno Christian High School, attended the COS Fire Academy and attended the Fresno County Paramedic Program. Justin worked as a Paid-Call Firefighter and Reserve for Fresno County Fire. He was joined by his children, his parents, his brother, and pinned by his wife Brittany.

We are proud to welcome these new members to the Dinuba Fire family and look forward to their continued service to our community.

05/15/2026

As the weekend approaches, strong winds and low humidity are expected throughout the area. Please use caution when working outdoors, especially when cutting tall w**ds and grass. Plan these activities for earlier in the day when temperatures are cooler and winds are typically lighter.

Dry conditions and equipment use can quickly spark a fire, so keep a water source nearby and avoid activities that may create sparks in dry vegetation.

If you are planning an outdoor event, ensure all canopies, tents, and lightweight equipment are properly secured to help prevent them from becoming airborne during wind gusts. Stay weather aware and help keep our community safe this weekend.

Strong winds, low relative humidity and dry grass have all contributed to a red flag warning late Friday night into Monday evening. Avoid dragging chains, cutting dry grass, parking on dry grass and mowing with lawn mowers to prevent wildfires. It only takes 1 spark.

05/15/2026

Dinuba Fire with assistance from Tulare County fire is on scene of a grass fire in the area of Alice Park. The fire has been contained and crews are working on mopping up the area. No injures were reported and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

As the temperatures begin to warm and low humidity is expected over the weekend, use caution when completing any yard work or w**d abatement around your property. It only takes one spark for a fire to start.