Whitethorn Fire Prevention District

Humboldt Bay Fire Department, established in 2011 through a Joint Powers Authority, consolidates the Humboldt No. 1 Fire Protection District and the City of Eureka Fire Department. Serving approximately 50,000 residents in Eureka and the surrounding areas, the department responds to around 7,000 calls for service each year from five fire stations, providing comprehensive emergency services. Committed to community service, Humboldt Bay Fire prioritizes professionalism, respect, and efficiency in its operations. The department's staff and firefighters are highly trained, ready to assist with fire and rescue services, emergency medical services, and community support 24/7. Generated from the website

Humboldt Bay Fire (HBF) is a full-service, all-risk fire department serving the City of Eureka and the Greater Eureka area since its establishment in 2011. Formed through a Joint Powers Authority, HBF consolidates the Humboldt No. 1 Fire Protection District and the City of Eureka Fire Department, responding to approximately 7,000 calls for service annually from five fire stations. Committed to community service through leadership, vision, and integrity, HBF emphasizes professionalism, respect, and efficiency among its staff and firefighters. They are dedicated to providing essential services, including fire and rescue operations and emergency medical services, ready to assist the local community 24/7. Generated from the website

The Little Lake Fire Protection District is a vital government office located in Willits California. This district is dedicated to ensuring the safety and protection of the community through fire prevention emergency response and public education. With a team of trained professionals the district works tirelessly to respond to emergencies and promote fire safety awareness among residents. Generated from this place's information