Wildfire season is here in Ventura County. Learn how to prepare now with these top tips. – Be alert when outdoors and help reduce the risk of starting a wildfire Red Flag Warnings – Prepare a plan VCReadySetGo.org – Register for #VCAlert notifications VCemergency.com Â
Take a virtual tour of the new Fire Station 35 in Newbury Park and see what happened at VCFD’s grand opening celebration on September 28, 2017.
More than 40 members of the Ventura County Fire Department received promotions on Thursday, October 12, 2017. A ceremony recognizing the promotions was held at the Padre Serra Center in Camarillo with family and friends. Read more…
Fire danger is HIGH due to rising temperatures, lower humidity, and gusty Santa Ana winds. Are you prepared? Take time to review your disaster plan, register for VC Alerts, and learn how to reduce any risks that can spark a fire. One ember is all it takes to start a major brushfire. Top 7 Wildfire Safety … Read more
Meet your Simi Valley CERT members. These are the first responders who are right there when a disaster strikes. Read: Simi Valley Acorn Ready to Respond
The Ventura County Fire Department warmly invites the public to a formal dedication and public grand opening of the new Fire Station 35 on Thursday, September 28. All members of the community are welcome at this family-themed public event. During Thursday’s dedication, a brief ribbon-cutting ceremony will be hosted at 10:00 a.m. followed by an … Read more
The community is invited to join the Ventura County Fire Department on Thursday, September 21, in paying tribute to Engineer Ryan S. Osler. Osler was tragically killed one year ago in the line of duty while responding to the Canyon fire in Lompoc, California.  A dedication will be made at Osler’s last-assigned station in Moorpark … Read more
U.S. Fire Administration explains how the nation supports local communities with resources during major wildfires.Â
Saugus High School unveiled its wall of honor to recognize Saugus graduates who have gone on to serve as first responders throughout the U.S. One of these names and special plaques is in honor of 38-year-old Ryan Osler. Read more in The Signal
Disasters don’t plan ahead but you can. Make a family emergency plan today. Learn more at www.readyventuracounty.org/prepare.
Composed of approximately 600 dedicated men and women, the Ventura County Fire Department is an all-hazard, full-service agency. We proudly provide fire protection, medical aid, rescue, hazardous materials response, and a variety of other services to the public.
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