News
Training class still available
Published May 3, 2010
The Vacaville Fire Department occasionally offers classes designed to assist other agencies and their members stay up to date on latest techniques and information. Below are flyers for classes being offered in Vacaville. Participants can fill out the interactive forms and mail them to the address listed on the form, or e-mail them directly to Training Officer Jeff Ryder by clicking on the submit by e-mail button on the form.
Secure payment can be made with your credit card using PayPal, below.
For more information about these classes and future classes, contact Captain Jeff Ryder at (707) 449-5437 or send him an e-mail at jryder@cityofvacaville.com.
Trench Rescue
Fire Prevention Week
Published October 9, 2009
Have you practiced your escape plan lately?
Check out these Escape Plan Tips to help you plan! Customer Survey
Published August 21, 2009
The Fire Department has a new customer survey. This is an interactive pdf form that can be submitted online or printed and mailed to the Fire Department.
Also, if you would like the Fire Department to contact you, please type your name and phone number in the grey highlighted area at the bottom of the page.
The form is found under the "Forms and Fees" dropdown list or simply hit the attached Customer Survey.
Disaster Preparedness
Published September 11, 2007
September is Disaster Preparedness Month. Are you ready?
Disasters can include fires, floods, earthquakes or even a terrorism event. Any of these disasters can strike quickly and without warning. If a disaster strikes your neighborhood, you may be confined to your home for days, possibly without the assistance of emergency services for up to 72 hours or longer.
More information on Disaster Prep Kits! Homeowners - Wildfire Evaluation
Published July 25, 2007
Hot, dry weather combined with lightning have sparked fires throughout the state. To assess the risk of wildfire damage to their houses and communities, homeowners can use an interactive Web site designed by University of California, Berkeley, fire researchers.
At http://firecenter.berkeley.edu/toolkit, residents can enter information about their home's construction and landscaping to get a science-based assessment of its vulnerability to wildfire and suggestions for reducing their risk. The Fire Information Engine Toolkit was developed by scientists at the Center for Fire Research and Outreach, based at UC Berkeley's College of Natural Resources.
Californians can also type in a specific address to see if they live in a region at risk for wildfires and obtain information about fires that have occurred in the area since 1950. For people living in fire-prone areas, tips and resources for recovering from wildfire have recently been added to the site.
If you have other questions about fire-proofing your home, please contact our Fire Prevention Staff at 449-5482.
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