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CAL FIRE Firefighters Local #2881 – Serving the Professional Firefighters in San Diego County
The 10th District of CAL FIRE Firefighters of Local #2881 is made up of nearly 500 firefighting members operating out of over 45 Fire Stations and facilities. Our members staff CAL FIRE All Risk Fire Engines, Municipal Paramedic Engines, Ladder Trucks, Command and Support Vehicles, Paramedic Transport Ambulances, Fire Rescue Helicopters, Urban Search and Heavy Rescue Units, Water Rescue Units, Brush Patrols, Water Tenders, Fire Crew Carrying Vehicles and Air Coordination Aircraft. Every aspect of the County Fire Operation in San Diego has members from Local #2881 involved, providing professional service. We are the Firefighters of San Diego County Fire, the Deer Springs Fire Protection District, the Ramona Fire Department and the Yuima Municipal Water District.
Local #2881 – 10th District officers work hard everyday to ensure that we protect our members wages, working conditions and benefits. In addition, we stay active in local politics that deal with fire protection in San Diego County. We ensure that our members are represented as the world class firefighters they are. The County has seen tremendous growth in Fire Protection Services and has invested over $450 Million Dollars over the last 10 years. This dramatic increase in funding, infrastructure and staffing has been balanced with an open door relationship with our CAL FIRE San Diego County Fire Management Team, ensuring #1 that the needs of those we service comes first.
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There is information being put out that the Ranchita Fire Station will be unstaffed with the passing of Measure A. Here is the answer from the Fire Chief, Tony Mecham when asked the question by a Ranchita Community MemberCAL FIRE San Diego County Fire Chief Tony Mechams response to the message that was posted by opponents of Measure A stating the Ranchita Fire Station will be unstaffed with the passing of Measure A. Totally false!
fox5sandiego.com/2019/03/19/julian-residents-vote-to-dissolve-volunteer-fire-department/
Julian residents vote to dissolve volunteer fire department
fox5sandiego.com
Eastern San Diego County residents voted Tuesday to dissolve the Julian-Cuyamaca Fire Protection District and merge with the County Fire Authority.
I am interested to see how the merger and turnover goes, I hope that Cal Fire provides the same level of service they do to the rest of the county, and I hope they are received well, while it is sad that a volunteer department is shutting its doors, it is going to be for the better, hell who knows maybe it is possible that a small volunteer unit or type 2 wildland team can be established. I wish that the community receives cal Fire well because they are dedicated professionals just as the JCVFD was.
Here comes higher taxes for fire protection. And shit for service. Im surprised mr. walker can fit his big head inside his helmet!
WTH??? Damn sorry to hear this!
Dreams have been crushed
Stan Nelson what’s this about
Yeah! Cal Fire/San Diego!
Finally!
WTH?
Thank You to the Citizens of Julian and Cuyamaca for the opportunity to serve them.
Marshall Pagan, you are ignorant of the California and OSHA Laws that require the EXACT SAME TRAINING FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS and Fire Fighters. Here. Educate yourself and stop listening to Union drivel. http://osfm.fire.ca.gov/firelaws/firelaw
calling it kind of early no?
You know that if a person gets hurt that's visiting that community and does not receive the proper trained attention that community going to get sued. I would never in my life trust a fucking volunteer with my life they are not vetted. They are fucking volunteers for a reason. I say don't visit that community don't send your money there to support stupid.
Awesome!!!
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Opponents of retirement security were hit with another blow in court. The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to review the California Supreme Court's ruling against the pension-slashing San Diego Proposition B. The state court ruled that the city council didn't follow state labor law in pushing the measure through. http://ow.ly/VMnW30o5GnC
Score 1 goal for the GOOD GUYS! People choose to work for local government agencies for lower pay and longer hours... because at the end 20 to 30 years of service they get a decent well earned direct benefit pension and they don't have to eat cat food and live under a bridge like so many other Californians do. Unions are the last real middle class careers left in America. Politicians, Corporations and Public Administrators want US ALL WORKING FOR MINIMUM WAGE. Everytime the under informed voter incorrectly slashes out at Civil Servants you're helping Socialism take over OUR COUNTRY.
Too bad KPBS didn't question or verify the statement of 24 hrs 7 days a week coverage.. as they promise.
