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Would you believe it? 2,776 calls for service in September — the exact same total as August! What are the odds! That bri...
08/10/2026

Would you believe it? 2,776 calls for service in September — the exact same total as August! What are the odds! That brings our 2026 year-to-date total to 23,786 calls for service.

Our crews stayed busy keeping the City of Santa Ana safe through another warm month. And with the holidays approaching, remember to keep your home and family safe from fire hazards.

Thank you for your continued support and trust. We’re proud to serve our community and are always here to help. OCFA Orange County Firefighters City of Santa Ana

For the month of August, our crews responded to 2,776 calls for service. That brings our 2026 year-to-date total to 21,0...
06/10/2026

For the month of August, our crews responded to 2,776 calls for service. That brings our 2026 year-to-date total to 21,010 calls for service.

As we head into the holiday season, we encourage our Santa Ana community to stay safe, stay cool, and look out for one another. Take a moment to check in on family, friends, and neighbors to make sure everyone is doing well. OCFA Orange County Firefighters City of Santa Ana

In the month of July, our firefighters and paramedics were called to 2,819 emergency responses. That brings our 2026 yea...
21/09/2026

In the month of July, our firefighters and paramedics were called to 2,819 emergency responses. That brings our 2026 year-to-date total to 18,234 calls for service.

The numbers say it all…from traffic accidents to serious fires and about everything in between, we are your all hazards firefighting professionals who serve the City of Santa Ana with pride.

Thank you for your support! OCFA Orange County Firefighters City of Santa Ana

18/09/2026

🚒 OCFA OPEN HOUSE — FIRE STATION 75!
🎉 FREE & FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! 🎉
Come meet your local firefighters and check out the fire station! 👨‍🚒🔥
📅 Saturday, October 3
⏰ 9 AM–12 PM
📍 120 W. Walnut Street
🅿️ Free parking at 100 S. Main St., courtesy of El Vaquero Mexican Grill.
We can’t wait to see you! 🚒

🚒 ¡VEN A CONOCER LA ESTACIÓN DE BOMBEROS 75!
🎉 ¡GRATIS Y DIVERTIDO PARA TODA LA FAMILIA! 🎉
¡Ven a conocer a nuestros bomberos y visitar la estación! 👨‍🚒🔥
📅 Sábado, 3 de octubre
⏰ 9 AM–12 PM
📍 120 W. Walnut Street
🅿️ Estacionamiento gratuito en 100 S. Main St., gracias a El Vaquero Mexican Grill.
¡Los esperamos! 🚒

🚒 Congratulations, Division Chief Henery! 👏Last night, Division Chief Henery, who oversees the Santa Ana Fire Stations, ...
17/09/2026

🚒 Congratulations, Division Chief Henery! 👏

Last night, Division Chief Henery, who oversees the Santa Ana Fire Stations, was honored at the Orange County Business Council’s 2026 First Responders Dinner.

The evening celebrated and thanked the courageous first responders and frontline heroes who protect and serve the businesses, residents, and visitors of Orange County. OCBC proudly recognized outstanding individuals whose service, leadership, and dedication help keep our communities safe, strong, and resilient.
Chief Henery was joined by his wife for this special recognition. Also in attendance were OCFA Interim Fire Chief McGovern, Division 1 Chief Craig Covey, Battalion Chief Goodwin, OCFA Board Member and Santa Ana Councilmember Bacerra, and Santa Ana Mayor Amezcua.

Please join us in congratulating Chief Henery on this well-deserved honor. We thank him for his continued leadership, dedication, and service to our community. ❤️‍🔥

Congratulations, Chief! We are proud to celebrate you! 🚒👏

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🐾🔥We aren’t always able to share the stories behind the calls we respond to when they happen, but some are worth looki...
21/08/2026

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We aren’t always able to share the stories behind the calls we respond to when they happen, but some are worth looking back on.

Firefighters received a call for a home on fire earlier this year. The homeowner was away at work, and crews arrived to find fire throughout the home and garage. Firefighters immediately began attacking the fire and working to get it under control.

As crews entered the home, they noticed a cat scratching post and realized there were probably cats inside.

Between the fire, smoke, and the sight of firefighters entering in full turnout gear, breathing masks, and air tanks, we knew any pets inside were likely frightened and hiding.

Crews searched the home and located four cats:
🐾 Two were found hiding in the garage, where there was heavy smoke.
🐾 One was found hiding underneath a bed.
🐾 The fourth was discovered hiding underneath the kitchen table.

While crews searched for the cats, firefighters successfully extinguished the fire and stopped it from causing further damage.

When the homeowner arrived, her main concern was her cats. Worried, the first thing she asked was, “Are my cats okay?”

We were happy to tell her that all four had been located. ❤️

📸 Pictured is Cat #3, rescued by Firefighter/Paramedic Toledo of Truck 75.

🐾 : A Kitten Rescue 🐾This 911 call turned into a unique non-emergency assist for our crew. The family had been hearing ...
14/08/2026

🐾 : A Kitten Rescue 🐾

This 911 call turned into a unique non-emergency assist for our crew. The family had been hearing a cat meowing nearby but couldn’t determine where the sound was coming from or where the kitten was stuck. They called firefighters for assistance.

Upon arrival, our crew from Truck 75 discovered the kitten inside a planter, approximately 8 feet down in a garden drain pipe. 😳🐱

Our crew improvised with the tools available and, after about 45 minutes of teamwork and persistence, successfully got the little kitty out safely!

Although no one claimed the kitten, thankfully, the family who called for help decided to adopt the furry little rescue. ❤️

📸 Featured: See the moment the kitten was rescued by Fire Apparatus Engineer Lopez 🚒🐾

Earlier this week, OCFA Division 6 - Santa Ana Batallion Chief McGaughy, Engine 73, and OCFA Cadets from Post 9 particip...
09/08/2026

Earlier this week, OCFA Division 6 - Santa Ana Batallion Chief McGaughy, Engine 73, and OCFA Cadets from Post 9 participated in Santa Ana Police Department ‘s annual National Night Out. We always enjoy participating in community focused events such as these. Thank you to everyone who stopped by and said hi! 👋🏽

June was another busy month for our crews, with 2,510 total emergency responses. That brings our 2026 year-to-date total...
04/08/2026

June was another busy month for our crews, with 2,510 total emergency responses. That brings our 2026 year-to-date total to 15,415 calls. Apparently, emergencies didn’t get the memo that summer is supposed to be vacation season. From fires and EMS calls to rescues, public assists, inspections, equipment checks, and daily training, our crews stayed on the move!

Thank you to our firefighters, nurse educators, dispatchers, and support staff for their dedication to serving our community 24/7. OCFA Orange County Firefighters City of Santa Ana

22/07/2026

This past weekend, we joined the fun at Turning Point Fellowship’s Kids Day, where Truck 76 firefighters bravely volunteered for the dunk tank (the kids didn’t hold back! 💦😄).

Engine 73 firefighters also participated in the OC Safer Summer Pool Party, helping families learn simple but important ways to stay safe around water this summer. 🏊🛟

Thank you to everyone who came out and spent part of your weekend with us.

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