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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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FACTS ABOUT JCFPD Finances gathered from Public Information from an inside source....... In the first 6 months of their financial year (July 1 thru Dec 31) they LOST a quarter of a million dollars, NEGATIVE $255,000. Why? Because they SPEND way more than they have coming in (income). As the auditor said, they CANNOT survive as a going business under current conditions (loosing the QQ vote to increase the benefit fee and hence their income). In their FANTASY world, people will do work for free, give them equipment and repair equipment for free (it’s on their financial spreadsheet), and through the magic of grant writing, they FANTASIZE that there are organizations/government entities that will GIVE them money so that they don’t go bankrupt. Their ENTIRE financial future relies on HOPE that they get a bunch of handouts (or play the lottery and win). That make sense? PLEASE MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE, VOTE YES ON MEASURE A
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Another poor taste, classless post by JCFPD Backcountry Strong. With the road conditions and the fact that yesterday, CAL FIRE San Diego County Firefighters had a fire engine involved in a serious weather related accident in Deer Springs, this group takes the opportunity to assassinate the character and once again try to defame the fine men and women of CAL FIRE San Diego County Fire by showing an image like this. It is disgusting that we must lower ourselves to their adolescent level and even respond to these degrading posts in attempt to make CAL FIRE San Diego County Firefighters. This small group of men and women who no matter what it takes will attempt to harm CAL FIRE San Diego County Firefighters, by posting inaccuracies and kicking them when they're down. This is the work of cowards, this is the work of someone or a group who has gone far past their jaded agenda and will stop at nothing to ensure they retain their power over the Julian Cuyamaca Communities.A major benefit to having a locally controlled, custom fire department which provides structure fire protection and emergency medial assistance for the Julian-Cuyamaca area is that we own equipment that is best suited to accommodate to our community's needs. JCFPD's fire engines, ambulances, and rescue units are all four-wheel drive. A section of Manzanita Road in Kentwood 1 has been closed since around 2am because SDCFA's two-wheel drive Fire Engine 256 got stuck in the mud.
Not to pick sides but they literally said Engine 256, refering to the county engine staffed out of Julian station 56. Not the Deer Springs Engine 11 from the northern county geographical area that was involved in the unfortunate accident near Bonsall on Thursday.
Disgusting. We here in LA County have been helped so often by Cal Fire.
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Drivers: Don't do this 🚫 A man in this Mercedes had floodwater up to his hood in Sorrento Valley during Thursday's storm. Luckily, the driver made it out safely, but CHP says driving through flooded roads is never a good idea.
That people need to be told this kind of validates Darwin.
It is stupid arrogant drivers like this that end up putting the lives of first responders at risk !!!
Oh wow big spender in his ego car had to show off. I hope his motor sucked in some water
Mike Melzer Acacia Coopman
Come on he's from California so it's ok cause y'all know everything and the rest of us are dumb. So know I the road was fine under all that water.
I guess he won't miss his life, or, his car! What a Loony toon!
Thanks
Liquid cooled
As long as the air box don’t get water in it and you stay on the gas you good lol
Should get a big fine
He must have a lot to f money to buy another if this gets damaged 😂
OMG
What a dumb dumb
It’s ok I’m in a Benz, this idiot card they gave me when I bought the car allows me to do what I want
