San Francisco Fire Department is sending 18 firefighters on one task force of four type-6 fire engines, one type-1 fire engine and one supervisor. This task force of 18 SFFD firefighters is going to the Thompson fire in Northern California on an immediate need request under the California mutual aid system. @cal_oes | San Francisco Fire Department

In this short clip we see SFFD Fire Station 4. This station in the Mission Rock area of San Francisco and sits in between both SF Giants Oracle Park and Golden State Warriors Chase Center. The station houses a fire engine and a fire truck for a total of 9 people working on duty 24 hours a day. It also houses MCU1 (Multi Casualty 1) in the event of a large scale emergency, there is additional medical equipment on it. The station is also approaching its 10 year anniversary soon. Jet Skis are comin

Station 04 prepares for Tri-Annual. Every four months, stations in #SFFD do a super cleaning of their station and apparatus. This supports team building, station pride, community safety, and more. Great work by Station 04 and FF/F.Lee, who shined this Gleeson Valve by hand to that of a mirror! | San Francisco Fire Department

Today, multiple #SFFD units, including Engine and Truck 4, are trained on the above-ground water supply system, and the new Super Pumpers simulate the need to supply fire suppression water to a neighborhood if traditional sources are incapacitated. We train daily with a common goal for your safety. | San Francisco Fire Department

The San Francisco Fire Department was proud to host FIRESCOPE this week in San Francisco. FIRESCOPE is an organization that was developed to enhance the ability of firefighting agencies to allocate and manage fire suppression resources in California. This group of dedicated public servants from across California meets regularly to ensure that the needs of their individual communities and the capabilities of each community’s resources are sufficient to provide safety responses when needed. Repres

San Francisco Fire Department utilizes ladders on structure fires daily in San Francisco, which means we train daily on these ladders, whether wooden ground ladders or aerial ladders we train, so we are better prepared for you when you need us. | San Francisco Fire Department

San Francisco, CA - During the 1940s, stations would compete for the best decorations and best-decorated stations for the Holiday season. This tradition was lost in the 1950s and brought back during COVID-19 to promote goodwill. Firefighters and their respective stations are encouraged to participate and get creative! The decorations should be festive, representing all the traditions around goodwill and giving. The station members pay for the decorations and events. The winning stations will rec