Fremont Fire Department

Fremont Fire Department This is the official page of the Fremont Fire Department in Fremont, California.

The Fremont Fire Department is responsible for providing the rapid delivery of fire, medical, rescue, and life safety emergency services within Fremont. Emergency services are delivered through 12 in-service fire companies from 10 strategically located fire stations in the city. The Fremont Fire Department’s primary goals are to reduce casualties and the loss of life; improve patient outcomes; red

uce and prevent property loss and damage; effect successful extrication of trapped victims; and protect the environment from the effects of a hazardous materials release.

COMING SOON! Fremont Fire is Recruiting Firefighter Trainees!Ready to start your fire service career? Our entry-level Fi...
06/02/2026

COMING SOON! Fremont Fire is Recruiting Firefighter Trainees!

Ready to start your fire service career? Our entry-level Firefighter Trainee recruitment is on the horizon! Stay tuned to our social media channels for the official job posting and application details.

Core Minimum Qualifications:

▪️ At least 18 years of age at the time of application
🎓 High School Diploma or GED
🪪 Valid CA Driver’s License
✅ Active listing on the FCTC State Eligibility List
🚑 CA or National Registry EMT or Paramedic
❤️ BLS CPR Certification

Need to take an FCTC Test?

🚒 Fremont Fire is hosting tests on June 10 at Fire Administration. Learn more or register at FCTConline.org. (Link in bio for more information)

Your future in the fire service starts here!

🔥Fremont firefighters responded to a working vegetation fire in the area of Niles Blvd and Linda Drive, along the railro...
06/02/2026

🔥Fremont firefighters responded to a working vegetation fire in the area of Niles Blvd and Linda Drive, along the railroad tracks.

A quick fire attack stopped forward progress of the fire and prevented spread to nearby homes. The size of the fire is estimated at 1/4 of an acre.

During California’s fire season, even small vegetation fires can spread fast and threaten structures. Stay alert, and report smoke/fire immediately to help keep Fremont safe 🚒.

Today around 3:51 p.m., Fremont Fire quickly contained a spreading vegetation fire near Nancy St. and Alyce St. The fire...
05/19/2026

Today around 3:51 p.m., Fremont Fire quickly contained a spreading vegetation fire near Nancy St. and Alyce St. The fire burned about a half acre and threatened nearby homes before being controlled within 30 minutes. One storage shed was destroyed, but there were no injuries or displaced residents.

Fremont Police and Falck Ambulance assisted on scene.

Fremont Fire Department had the opportunity to be present for the delivery of a brass plaque commemorating the opening o...
05/14/2026

Fremont Fire Department had the opportunity to be present for the delivery of a brass plaque commemorating the opening of the firehouse at 190 Anza Street. It was the original Fire Station 4 when the City of Fremont was incorporated in 1956. The station would eventually move to 1000 Pine Street in 1994. Engine 54 crew members were on hand to deliver the plaque.

The plaque has been donated to Mrs. Patty Lacy and Washington Township Museum. Mrs. Lacy is the goddaughter to the late Fire Chief Jack Pereira who was the last volunteer Fire Chief for Mission San Jose volunteers before the city incorporated. Chief Pereira was also the current Fire Chief when the Anza station opened its doors in 1954.

These members that the exhibit is being built for act as a great reminder to all of us of the work that was done to get this City and Fire Department to where it is today. The exhibit they are creating has original Mission San Jose Fire badges, as well as pictures from the same time frame, and now this plaque recognizing Chief Pereira and his legacy.

On April 28, 2026, Engine 57 responded to a medical emergency involving an adult female patient who was found to be in c...
05/11/2026

On April 28, 2026, Engine 57 responded to a medical emergency involving an adult female patient who was found to be in cardiac arrest and not breathing. During this incident, our crew performed with professionalism, urgency, and exceptional clinical skill. Crew members demonstrated expert deployment of advanced life-saving interventions, including airway management, defibrillation, and medication administration.

These calls are stressful, requiring coordinated teamwork and decisive patient care. Our crew rose to the occasion, successfully resuscitating the patient. The 48-year old patient was later released from the hospital, an outcome that directly reflects the importance and quality of the care provided on scene.

Engine 57 crew members were given a Letter of Commendation in recognition of their life-saving action, professional skill, and commitment to service. Job well done!

In partnership with Alameda County Office of Emergency Services and local cities throughout Alameda County, Fremont Offi...
05/11/2026

In partnership with Alameda County Office of Emergency Services and local cities throughout Alameda County, Fremont Office of Emergency Services will conduct a regional Alert and Warning Exercise on May 12, 2026.

Over the past several months, Alameda County and partner jurisdictions have worked together to update emergency notification procedures, improve message templates, integrate current technologies, and incorporate lessons learned and best practices from recent disasters throughout California and the nation.

This collaborative exercise will allow emergency personnel and authorized message senders to rehearse the use of emergency notification systems and strengthen coordination between local agencies before the upcoming summer and fire season. Residents may also receive additional preparedness messaging from their local city or agency as part of this coordinated effort.

Preparedness is a shared responsibility. As local governments continue to strengthen emergency readiness capabilities, residents are encouraged to take time to prepare themselves and their families for emergencies by:

- Making an emergency plan
- Building or updating an emergency supply kit
- Reviewing evacuation routes and emergency contacts
- Going to ACAlert.org to sign up for emergency notifications

Thank you for helping Alameda County build a more prepared and resilient community.

05/06/2026

This morning, the Fremont Fire Department joined the Fremont Police Department in recognizing our amazing nurses at Washington Health for National Nurses Day! We welcomed them by lining the streets with fire trucks and patrol cars as they arrived for their shifts!

Emergency response is a relay race, and we couldn't ask for better partners at the finish line. To the nurses who take over with grace and expertise: Thank you for all you do! 🩺🩵

Our Fremont Fire Annual Report for 2025 is now available! This redesigned report focuses on our data-driven outcomes, he...
05/05/2026

Our Fremont Fire Annual Report for 2025 is now available!

This redesigned report focuses on our data-driven outcomes, headlined with key milestones including responding to over 19,000 incidents, improving our average ECG acquisition time by 10.5%, and completing over 147,000 training hours.

Learn more about how we served the Fremont community: https://city.fremont.gov/ffdannualreport

Honoring Fremont’s Bravest 🔥🚒Today, on International Firefighters’ Day, we celebrate the courage, commitment, and unwave...
05/04/2026

Honoring Fremont’s Bravest 🔥🚒

Today, on International Firefighters’ Day, we celebrate the courage, commitment, and unwavering service of our current and past Fremont firefighters. From training hard to answering every call with professionalism and heart, they continue to protect our community every single day.

Thank you for the sacrifices you make, the lives you impact, and the strength you show, both on and off duty. Your hard work does not go unnoticed, and our community is safer because of you 👨‍🚒.

Did you feel it? A magnitude 4.6 earthquake in the Santa Cruz Mountains, early last Thursday, woke many Bay Area residen...
04/09/2026

Did you feel it? A magnitude 4.6 earthquake in the Santa Cruz Mountains, early last Thursday, woke many Bay Area residents.

Want to learn how to prepare your household for the next big earthquake, while learning essential skills to help your neighbors too?

Join us for the Fire Department’s next Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Basic Training, beginning Sunday, April 19. To sign up and for more information, see the link in our bio!

Address

Fremont Fire Department, 3300 Capitol Avenue, Building A
Fremont, CA
94538

Telephone

+15104944200

Website

https://www.fremont.gov/government/dep

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