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OCFA Division 4 Official Page of the Orange County Fire Authority - Division 4. Proudly Serving the Cities of Tustin, Villa Park, and Yorba Linda.

Station 14 Temporary RelocationAs a precaution due to potential impacts associated with El Niño, Station 14’s reserve fi...
10/27/2026

Station 14 Temporary Relocation

As a precaution due to potential impacts associated with El Niño, Station 14’s reserve firefighters and apparatus are temporarily moving to nearby Station 15.

There will be no disruption in emergency services. Station 14 reserve firefighters will continue to respond to calls from Station 15, which is staffed with a full-time career crew and provides paramedic services.

Station 14 will return to service once the threat associated with El Niño has passed. As always, call 911 in an emergency.

It’s time for another fire safety pop quiz!Cleaning your dryer’s lint filter is a simple household task that plays an im...
10/27/2026

It’s time for another fire safety pop quiz!

Cleaning your dryer’s lint filter is a simple household task that plays an important role in preventing fires. Lint is highly flammable, and when it accumulates inside your dryer, it can restrict airflow, cause overheating, and increase the risk of a fire.

But how often should you be cleaning your lint filter?

Swipe to check your answer and learn why this small task can make a big difference in keeping your home and family safe.

Heavy rain can bring the risk of flooding and flash flooding, especially in areas recently affected by wildfires.OCFA ha...
10/22/2026

Heavy rain can bring the risk of flooding and flash flooding, especially in areas recently affected by wildfires.

OCFA has sand and empty sandbags available at the following fire stations in Division 4:

Silverado
Station 14 - 29402 Silverado Canyon Road
Station 15 - 27172 Silverado Canyon Road
Station 16 - 28891 Modjeska Canyon Road

Tustin
Station 21 - 1241 Irvine Boulevard

Villa Park
Station 23 - 5020 Santiago Canyon Road

Yorba Linda
Station 53 - 25415 East La Palma

Supplies are limited, and residents are encouraged to bring their own shovel.

Remember to keep gutters and drains clear, stay informed of changing weather conditions, and never walk or drive through floodwaters.

For more severe weather preparedness tips, visit OCFA.org.

Please join us in congratulating Fire Apparatus Engineer Joe Crawford on achieving 30 years of service!Joe was recognize...
10/21/2026

Please join us in congratulating Fire Apparatus Engineer Joe Crawford on achieving 30 years of service!

Joe was recognized for this remarkable milestone at OCFA’s October Promotion Ceremony. He currently serves the Yorba Linda community as a Fire Apparatus Engineer on Engine 32.

Thirty years of service represents an extraordinary commitment to protecting lives, serving communities, and supporting fellow firefighters.

Thank you, Joe, for your dedication and service over the past three decades. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

Staying informed is an important part of being prepared!From emergency alerts to real-time disaster updates, having the ...
10/19/2026

Staying informed is an important part of being prepared!

From emergency alerts to real-time disaster updates, having the right resources at your fingertips can make all the difference.

Swipe through to discover some helpful apps and websites to keep you and your family informed, connected, and prepared.

Thank you to the Rotary Club of Villa Park for inviting OCFA to share important fire and life safety information with it...
10/16/2026

Thank you to the Rotary Club of Villa Park for inviting OCFA to share important fire and life safety information with its members!

Public education is an important part of our mission, and we are always eager to connect with community groups, organizations, and residents to share knowledge that can help prevent emergencies and keep our communities safe.

Interested in hosting a fire safety presentation for your organization or community group? Visit OCFA.org to request a presentation and learn more about our public education programs.

10/15/2026

🔥 Vehicle Fire 🔥

Last week, Engine 10 arrived on the scene of a fully involved vehicle fire on the 91 freeway. The crew worked hard in the 105-degree heat to quickly extinguish the fire and return the freeway to a safe condition. No injuries were reported.

đźš— Do you know what to do if your vehicle catches fire?

If you notice smoke or flames coming from your vehicle, pull over to a safe location as soon as possible, turn off the engine, and get everyone out immediately. Move at least 100 feet away from the vehicle and traffic, and call 911. Never open the hood or trunk if you suspect a fire, as introducing oxygen can cause the flames to grow rapidly. Do not return to the vehicle for personal belongings.

Remember, your safety is always more important than your vehicle. Leave firefighting to the professionals and keep yourself and others a safe distance away.

Engine 32 recently visited Fairmont Elementary School in Yorba Linda to share important fire safety messages with the sc...
10/14/2026

Engine 32 recently visited Fairmont Elementary School in Yorba Linda to share important fire safety messages with the school’s first graders.

Students watched as a firefighter put on full turnout gear, learning what firefighters look and sound like when they’re dressed for an emergency. While the helmet, mask, and breathing equipment might seem intimidating, it’s important for children to understand that firefighters are there to help. We reminded students that if they ever encounter a firefighter during an emergency, they should never hide or run away from them.

The students also had an opportunity to get an up-close look at the fire engine, explore the equipment it carries, and learn more about the tools firefighters use to keep our communities safe.

Thank you to Fairmont Pta for welcoming us! Visits like these help children become more familiar with firefighters and build the confidence to act safely during an emergency.

The Great ShakeOut is an opportunity for individuals, families, schools, and businesses to practice what to do when an e...
10/13/2026

The Great ShakeOut is an opportunity for individuals, families, schools, and businesses to practice what to do when an earthquake strikes.

On October 15, join OCFA in taking a few minutes to prepare for the unexpected. Practice the three essential steps to protect yourself during an earthquake:

DROP to your hands and knees.
COVER your head and neck, and take shelter beneath a sturdy table or desk if possible.
HOLD ON to your shelter until the shaking stops.

Earthquakes can happen without warning, but knowing how to respond can make a difference. Take this opportunity to review your family’s emergency plan, check your disaster supply kit, and make sure everyone in your household knows what to do.

Visit greatshakeout.org to learn more and find resources to help you prepare.

October has already been a busy month for fire safety and preparedness in Yorba Linda!On October 1, OCFA Division Chief ...
10/13/2026

October has already been a busy month for fire safety and preparedness in Yorba Linda!

On October 1, OCFA Division Chief Mike Morganstern and Community Risk Reduction Fire Prevention Specialists joined residents for Yorba Linda’s Wildfire Preparedness Community Meeting. The event highlighted the ongoing collaboration between OCFA and the City of Yorba Linda to reduce wildfire hazards, strengthen community resilience, and help residents take steps to better protect their homes and families.

On October 6, Division Chief Morganstern attended the Yorba Linda City Council meeting, where the Council officially proclaimed October 4–10 as Fire Prevention Week. Chief Morganstern also addressed the Council about lithium-ion battery safety, emphasizing the importance of understanding the fire risks associated with these increasingly common devices and how to use, charge, and store them safely.

We thank the City of Yorba Linda for its continued partnership and commitment to public safety. Whether preparing for wildfires or preventing fires in our homes, education and proactive prevention are essential to keeping our communities safe.

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