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Safety. Service. Professionalism. For an emergency, dial 911. This page is not monitored.

For non-emergencies, call the Fire Department's business line Monday through Friday for assistance.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, members of the Newport Beach Fire Department Honor Guard presented the colors at the Field of Honor ceremony at Castaways Park among 1,776 American flags installed by the United States Marines. A powerful tribute to those who gave their lives in service to our country and a reminder that freedom is never free.
1. Newport Beach Fire honor guard member in formal dress uniform holding a folded American flag during a memorial ceremony outdoors on a sunny day.
2. Newport Beach Fire honor guard members standing in formation around a folded American flag during a ceremonial tribute with city skyline visible in the background.
3. Newport Beach firefighter in navy station uniform holding his hat during a memorial ceremony while standing among a crowd outdoors.
4. Newport Beach firefighters and personnel standing in attendance during a patriotic memorial event with American flags in the background.
5. Rows of American flags displayed in grassy dunes near the beach during a patriotic remembrance event on a bright day.

05/22/2026

The Newport Beach Fire Department is actively tracking a Hazardous Materials incident currently unfolding in the City of Garden Grove. At this time, there is no immediate threat to Newport Beach. We will continue to closely monitor the situation in coordination with regional fire officials and will notify our community immediately if any issues arise that could affect our city. Please follow all Official City of Newport Beach Channels for updates.

05/19/2026

This EMS Week, we proudly recognize the dedicated paramedics and EMTs of the Newport Beach Fire Department who provide lifesaving care to our community every day. From emergency medical calls to critical patient care, their professionalism, compassion, and commitment make a difference when it matters most.

Thank you to our EMS personnel for answering the call 24/7 and serving Newport Beach with excellence.

05/11/2026

The Newport Beach Fire Department is officially accepting applications for the position of Firefighter Paramedic.

Please apply online. *Link in Bio to governmentjobs.com or via: https://www.governmentjobs.com/jobs/5319450-0/firefighter-paramedic

Video Description: The video features a montage of Newport Beach Fire Department personnel responding to various emergency calls. It opens with a fire engine and a paramedic ambulance navigating scenic coastal streets with emergency lights and sirens activated. The footage transitions to firefighters in full turnout gear deploying hoses and utilizing specialized equipment at a training site. Subsequent clips show paramedics providing advanced life support care to a patient in a high-pressure environment. The video concludes with an aerial view of the Newport Beach coastline

05/05/2026

The future of Newport Beach is in capable hands. This past Saturday, the community celebrated the graduation of the second Teen CERT cohort from Corona del Mar High School. These students have completed a rigorous journey, choosing to dedicate their time to learning life-saving skills taught by the Newport Beach Fire Department.

This program highlights the vital partnership between the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and the Newport Beach Fire Department. By bridging the gap between education and emergency response, we are cultivating a generation of civic leaders who prioritize the safety and resilience of our city.

To the graduates: Your commitment is an inspiration to us all. You have developed the skills to protect your neighbors and the character to lead Newport Beach into a more secure future.

04/29/2026

At approximately 8:40 PM, Newport Beach Fire crews responded with Newport Beach Police to a single-vehicle traffic collision near the intersection of Jamboree Road and the SR-73 freeway. The vehicle involved exited the roadway from Jamboree Road and landed on its roof in the southbound lanes of the 73, where it became fully engulfed in flames.

The driver, who was the sole occupant, successfully self-removed themselves prior to the arrival of first responders. Personnel from Engine 67 and Truck 63 worked quickly to extinguish the fire, while Medic 67 evaluated the driver and transported them to the hospital in stable condition.

No other vehicles were involved and no further injuries were reported. The cause of this incident is currently under investigation by the Newport Beach Police Department.

04/03/2026

March Wrap-Up 🚒

Our crews stayed busy serving the community this past month. Here is a snapshot of our response volume for March 2026.

Day or night, our team is ready to respond. Stay safe out there!

03/30/2026

Today is National Doctor's Day, and we're proud to celebrate our Medical Director, Dr. Shira Schlesinger. 🩺

Dr. Schlesinger brings exceptional expertise and genuine dedication to the Newport Beach Fire Department, helping ensure that every patient our crews encounter receives the highest standard of care. Her leadership strengthens our EMS system, supports our paramedics in the field, and ultimately helps us save lives in our community.

Thank you, Dr. Schlesinger, for your commitment to Newport Beach and to the people we serve.

03/26/2026

Shark Sighting – West Newport Beach

Today at 1:15 PM, Newport Beach Fire Department Lifeguards confirmed the sighting of an approximately 8-foot great white shark circling a surfer off 35th Street in West Newport.

The following precautions are in effect:

- Water cleared one mile east and west of the last known location; minimum 4-hour closure with active monitoring by tower and patrol lifeguards

-NBPD notified; HB-1 helicopter fly-over requested

-OCSD notified; surveillance vessel requested and NBLG Sea Watch rescue vessel deployed

- Neighboring lifeguard agencies notified

-Beach closure and shark-sighted signs posted

Shark sightings are rare along our coastline. When observed, these animals are typically transiting through the area. Out of an abundance of caution, we ask that the public avoid the water in this vicinity until the all-clear is issued.

Updates will be provided as conditions change.

Address

100 Civic Center Drive
Newport Beach, CA
92660

Telephone

+19496443104

Website

http://newportbeachca.gov/fire

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