Contra Costa County Fire Protection District Station 7

The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District is a prominent fire service provider in California, serving over one million residents across 19 cities and various unincorporated areas within its 716.9 square-mile jurisdiction. Renowned for its leadership in fire rescue and emergency medical services, the district also manages a comprehensive ambulance alliance, facilitating vital 911 emergency ambulance transport services. With a commitment to community safety and preparedness, the district actively engages in wildfire mitigation projects and public education initiatives. Its operations include diverse divisions such as fire prevention, emergency medical services, and hazardous materials response, ensuring a robust and effective approach to emergency management. Generated from the website

Located in Alameda, CA, the Alameda Fire Training Division was a vital station serving Alameda Point until it closed indefinitely due to budget cuts. Established in 1997 after the closure of the Navy base, this single engine station covered a three square mile area, including the Alameda Gateway Ferry Terminal and the USS Hornet Museum, and responded to major events in the western end of Alameda. Generated from their available business information