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Official page for the Paso Robles Fire and Emergency Services, serving the Community of the City of Paso Robles.

This site not actively monitored, call 9-1-1 for emergencies or 805-227-7560 for administrative inquiries.

10/27/2026

On October 17, Paso Robles Fire and Emergency Services joined the Paso Robles Rotary Club, family and friends to dedicate a new AED SaveStation at the Sherwood Park Pickleball Courts in memory of Dr. Justin Davis.

A longtime Paso Robles physician and Rotary Club member, Dr. Davis dedicated his career to caring for others. Following his passing from a heart attack in March 2025, the Rotary Club donated nearly $7,000 to honor his legacy with lifesaving equipment accessible to the community 24 hours a day.

During the dedication, Dr. Davis's family and Fire personnel shared remarks, and attendees participated in a hands-on CPR and AED demonstration, learning how quick action can make a lifesaving difference during sudden cardiac arrest.

Thank you to the Paso Robles Rotary Club and the Davis family for helping make Sherwood Park a safer place for everyone. This meaningful gift carries forward Dr. Davis's legacy of caring for his community.

10/26/2026

How is Paso Robles preparing for the upcoming storm season—and what can you do to get ready?

Join City staff for Coffee with the City: “Paso Prepared" Stormwater Management and Flood Mitigation. Learn about City maintenance and storm preparation, emergency coordination, and practical steps residents can take, including signing up for emergency alerts.

☕ Friday, October 30
🕢 7:30 a.m.
📍 Patina Room, California Coast B**r Company, 1346 Railroad Street

Coffee will be provided. No registration is required. All are welcome!

Before Friday, take a moment to sign up for countywide emergency alerts at ReadySLO.org. Do your part to be

10/21/2026

10/15/2026

After 35 years in fire and emergency services, including more than 25 years serving Paso Robles, Fire Chief Jonathan Stornetta will retire on December 18.

Chief Stornetta has led the department through a period of significant growth that will strengthen public safety for years to come. With community support through Measure J-20, the department nearly doubled its staff, opened Fire Station 3 and the adjacent Public Safety Training Center, and invested in training and equipment to better serve a growing community. Earlier this year, Paso Robles’ ISO Fire Protection Rating improved from Class 3 to Class 2, reflecting Chief Stornetta’s guidance and commitment to investing in public safety.

“Serving as Fire Chief has been the greatest privilege of my career,” Chief Stornetta said. “I am incredibly proud of our staff. Their professionalism, compassion, and commitment to helping others make this department exceptional.”

The City will conduct an open recruitment for the next Fire Chief, with Deputy Fire Chief Jay Enns serving as Interim Fire Chief until the recruitment process is completed.

Thank you, Chief Stornetta, for your decades of service and leadership. We also thank his family for their support, and the Fire & Emergency Services team for their continued dedication to our community.

📷: Chief Jonathan Stornetta (right) with Congressman Jimmy Panetta at the opening of the public Safety Training Center.

10/14/2026

Tomorrow, join the City of Paso Robles in The Great California ShakeOut! At 10:15 a.m. Thursday, October 15, take a minute at home or work to practice Drop, Cover, and Hold On.

Paso Robles Fire and Emergency Services CERT volunteers will be at the corner of 12th and Park in City Park to lead a public drill and share earthquake preparedness information.

City staff will be participating in offices across town. If you’re visiting the library or senior center, staff and visitors will be invited to participate there, too.

Get ready for earthquakes: download the MyShake app on Apple or Android devices to sign up for early alerts.

Learn more about the drill: shakeout.org/california

10/14/2026

PG&E has informed the City they are on Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Watch. They are monitoring the forecasted high winds and heat for San Luis Obispo County, and are predicting likely PSPS outages across the County.

While Paso Robles is not included in the PSPS area at this time, changing conditions could impact the PG&E PSPS plan. You can check for outages and learn more at pge.com/outage.

10/05/2026

🔥🚒 It’s National Fire Prevention Week! 🚒🔥
Fire Prevention Week is a great reminder that fire safety starts with all of us. This week, take a few minutes to make sure your family, home, and workplace are prepared.

Check your smoke alarms — make sure they work and replace them when needed.

Have an escape plan — know two ways out of every room and choose a meeting place outside.

Stay alert in the kitchen — cooking is one of the leading causes of home fires.

Use lithium-ion batteries safely — use approved chargers and never ignore signs of overheating or damage.

Practice your plan — especially with children, older adults, and anyone who may need assistance.

And remember: When the alarm sounds, get out and stay out!

This Fire Prevention Week, take one simple step to make your home and community safer. Prevent fires. Protect lives. Be prepared.

Remember to sign up for emergency alerts at readyslo.org!

🚒 Paso Robles Fire & Emergency Services

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900 Park Street
Paso Robles, CA
93446

Website

https://www.prcity.com/198/Fire-and-Emergency-Services

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