Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District

Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District This is the official page of the Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District, located in Stanislaus County, CA.
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Stanislaus County is centrally located in the State of California. It is approximately 90 miles south of Sacramento and is the gateway to the Sierra Nevada and Yosemite National Park. The Fire District serves approximately 217 square miles of unincorporated area including the cities of Waterford, Riverbank, and the communities of Empire, Hickman, LaGrange, and Airport Neighborhood. Stanislaus Cons

olidated Fire Protection District was established in 1995 from the consolidation of four agencies. This measure was taken to help reduce costs within each district as well as to reorganize the facilities, equipment and personnel under one governance and leadership model.

Promotion Announcement:On August 29, 2026, crews, family, and friends gathered at Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Station 2...
08/31/2026

Promotion Announcement:

On August 29, 2026, crews, family, and friends gathered at Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Station 21 to celebrate the promotion and badge pinning of Engineer Zack Tamburrino.

Engineer Tamburrino’s badge was pinned by his wife, Haley, surrounded by those who have supported him throughout his career and this next step in the fire service.

Zack has been a valued member of Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Department since 2022 and currently oversees the District’s fire hose program, helping ensure our crews have the equipment and resources they need to safely serve our communities.

Please join us in congratulating Engineer Zack Tamburrino on his promotion and wishing him continued success as he begins this next chapter in his fire service career.

Congratulations, Engineer Tamburrino!

Vegetation Fire - J59 & Yosemite BoulevardAt approximately 9:24 p.m., MST and CAL FIRE units were dispatched to a report...
08/30/2026

Vegetation Fire - J59 & Yosemite Boulevard

At approximately 9:24 p.m., MST and CAL FIRE units were dispatched to a reported vegetation fire near J59 and Yosemite Boulevard.

Upon arrival, crews found approximately one acre of discarded vegetation from a nearby construction project actively burning. The fire presented an immediate threat to heavy equipment parked near the burn pile, as well as the surrounding natural vegetation.

Crews worked for approximately five hours to contain and extinguish the fire, allowing resources to begin being released once the scene was brought under control.

MST crews worked closely with CAL FIRE engine companies, dozer operators, and hand crews throughout the incident. More than 50 firefighters responded, utilizing a coordinated combination of engines, heavy equipment, and hand crews to protect nearby property and prevent the fire from spreading into the surrounding vegetation.

Crews will be out all day Sunday working to completely extinguish the remaining hotspots.

The cause and origin of the fire remain under investigation.

For Immediate Release:The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District is accepting sealed bids for the purchase of ...
08/28/2026

For Immediate Release:

The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District is accepting sealed bids for the purchase of the following surplus apparatus. This item is being sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied.

Please contact Battalion Chief Zac Swanson to make an appointment if interested.

XST-4201C Returns HomeAfter 15 days of operational assignments, Strike Team 4201C has returned home to Stanislaus County...
08/18/2026

XST-4201C Returns Home

After 15 days of operational assignments, Strike Team 4201C has returned home to Stanislaus County.

The strike team was initially deployed to the Gann Fire in Calaveras County, where crews assisted with structure protection, fire suppression, heat detection, and supporting community repopulation efforts. As the Gann Fire assignment concluded, the team was immediately reassigned to the Timber Fire in Monterey County, continuing their mission to protect lives, property, and communities.

Yesterday at approximately 3:00 pm, XST 4201C was officially disbanded in Stanislaus County. All apparatus and personnel have since returned safely to their respective agencies.

Strike Team deployments are made possible through California’s extensive mutual aid system. Through established mutual aid agreements, local fire agencies can quickly combine personnel and resources to respond to emergencies that exceed the capabilities of a single jurisdiction. This system allows agencies throughout California to support one another during wildfires, major incidents, and other emergencies.

While our crews are always prepared to protect our local communities, our commitment extends beyond our jurisdiction. When communities throughout California need additional resources, Stanislaus County Units answer the call. In turn, when we need assistance here at home, neighboring agencies are ready to support us.

We are proud of the men and women who represented their departments and Stanislaus County during this deployment. Their dedication, professionalism, and willingness to serve wherever they are needed are a tremendous example of the strength of California’s fire service mutual aid system.

Welcome home, XST-4201C.

*Strike Team 4201-C Update*August 12, 2026 - 5:00 PM:Units from Stanislaus County completed their assignment on the Gann...
08/13/2026

*Strike Team 4201-C Update*

August 12, 2026 - 5:00 PM:
Units from Stanislaus County completed their assignment on the Gann Fire in Calaveras County. While being demobilized from the Gann Fire, Strike Team 4201-C was immediately reassigned to the Timber Fire in Monterey County.

Crews arrived in Monterey County at approximately 11:00 PM and spent the night in King City before reporting for their new assignment.

August 13, 2026 - 7:00 AM:
Strike Team 4201-C is now assigned to Division W on the Timber Fire in the Big Sur area. Crews will be working to prepare and defend structures while also constructing direct and indirect handline along the southern end of the fire.

Crews will be operating in steep, rugged terrain with thick brush and poison oak as they work to protect communities and slow the spread of the fire.

We appreciate the continued dedication and professionalism of our crews as they transition directly from one incident to the next to assist communities across California.

On July 26, 2026 at 11:27 PM, MST units were dispatched to a reported Commercial Working Structure Fire. The first-arriv...
07/28/2026

On July 26, 2026 at 11:27 PM, MST units were dispatched to a reported Commercial Working Structure Fire.

The first-arriving crews found a large commercial building with heavy fire showing. Due to the size of the structure and the volume of fire, firefighters initially operated in a Defensive Mode, utilizing large hand lines and master streams to contain the fire and protect nearby exposures. As the incident grew a second alarm was requested to bring additional personnel and apparatus to the scene.

After firefighters made significant progress knocking down the main body of the fire, the IC transitioned operations to the Offensive Mode. Crews were safely able to enter the structure and extinguish the remaining fire.

In total eight Engine Companies, four Truck/Quint companies, three Battalion Chiefs, and Medic 1 responded to the incident.

The cause and origin of the fire remains under investigation by the Stanislaus Fire Investigative Unit.

On Sunday, Brush 23 return to the District after completing its assignment on the Chute Fire. After less than two hours ...
07/28/2026

On Sunday, Brush 23 return to the District after completing its assignment on the Chute Fire. After less than two hours back in service, the crew was dispatched alongside additional Stanislaus County resources to the Dove fire near Sonora as fire activity and resource needs continued to increase.

The rapid deployment is a testament to the high demand for wildland firefighting resources across the region. Brush 23 is assigned as part of a coordinated mutual aid response, working alongside firefighters from numerous agencies to support fire, suppression efforts, protect threatened communities, and assist with structural defense as conditions evolve.

Brush 23 is currently assigned to Division R and personnel are doing well.

For Immediate Release:The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District is accepting sealed bids for the purchase of ...
07/17/2026

For Immediate Release:

The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District is accepting sealed bids for the purchase of the following surplus vehicles and apparatus. All items are being sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied.

Please contact Battalion Chief Zac Swanson to make an appointment if interested.

We are hiring! Click the link in the Bio for the job posting. Applications are due August 7th, 2026 by 4PM.
07/16/2026

We are hiring! Click the link in the Bio for the job posting. Applications are due August 7th, 2026 by 4PM.

Happy Father’s Day from Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District!Today, we celebrate all the fathers, grandfathe...
06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day from Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District!

Today, we celebrate all the fathers, grandfathers, stepfathers, and father figures who lead with strength, integrity, and compassion.

A special thank you goes to the dads serving our district and to the families who support them. Your commitment doesn’t end when the shift begins—your dedication to both your family and your community is an example of selfless service every day.

To every father spending today at home, at the station, or answering the call when duty comes first, we wish you a safe and meaningful Father’s Day.

From all of us at Stanislaus Consolidated, Happy Father’s Day! Thank you for everything you do—at home and in our community.

Address

3324 Topeka Street (Headquarters)
Riverbank, CA
95367

Telephone

+12092220139

Website

,http://www.scfpd.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/District-Application-2019-1.pdf

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