California Fire Station

Mt. Danaher is a fire station that is administered by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, which is operates by the government of the State of California. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, also known as Cal Fire, offers a range of emergency management and medical services. The department serves an area of more than 30 million acres. It responds to over 5,600 wild land fire incidents annually. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection answers nearly 350,000 emergency calls annually. The department conducts swiftwater and search rescue operations. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection responds to various situations, such as civil disturbances, train wrecks, floods, earthquakes and hazardous material spills.

California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) is dedicated to serving and safeguarding the people, property, and resources of California. With a focus on all hazard response, wildfire prevention, and natural resource management, CAL FIRE works tirelessly to protect over 31 million acres of privately owned wildlands. Through a combination of emergency services, fire prevention strategies, and community outreach, CAL FIRE remains at the forefront of combating wildfires and ensuring the safety and resilience of fire-threatened communities. With a commitment to innovation and excellence, CAL FIRE continues to evolve its firefighting capabilities and prevention efforts to address the state's unprecedented wildfire threats. Generated from the website

El Dorado Fire Station in Placerville, CA, operated by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire), serves and safeguards the people while protecting the property and resources of California. With a focus on fire prevention, all-hazard response, and natural resource management, Cal Fire is dedicated to preventing wildfires and providing emergency services across the state. Through a combination of fire protection, research and development, and community outreach, Cal Fire works tirelessly to enforce sustainable logging practices, reforest woodlands after catastrophic events, and implement proven fire prevention strategies. With a commitment to wildfire resilience and forest health, Cal Fire continues to adapt and evolve to combat the increasing threat of high severity wildfires in California's wildlands. Generated from the website