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The official Vallejo Firefighters Association page. We are Vallejo. We are your Firefighters.

We strive to show our citizens how dedicated we are to serving our community. This page is owned & operated by members of the Vallejo Firefighters Association

10/10/2026

This past week, the Vallejo Fire Department recruit academy performed a HERO WOD (work out of the day) in honor of Vallejo Police Department Detective Billy Carpenter who recently passed away of job related illness.

Our recruits are not only expected to be in peak physical shape, but to honor and recognize the sacrifice of local first responders who have died as a result of the dangers of our professions.

10/03/2026

Come pay us a visit at the Vallejo Waterfront Festival!
We’re pouring craft b**r and raising funds for charity! Solano-Napa FF Foundation

07/10/2026

Please join us in welcoming Chief Jonathan Goulding as the new Fire Chief of the Vallejo Fire Department.

Chief Goulding brings more than 25 years of fire service experience, and his appointment marks an important new chapter for our department after nearly two years without a permanent Fire Chief.

Our members respond to more than 19,000 emergencies each year while facing staffing challenges dating back to the early 2000’s, in addition to working without a current labor agreement. We look forward to building a strong, collaborative relationship with Chief Goulding to strengthen our department, improve firefighter recruitment and retention, and continue providing the exceptional service the Vallejo community deserves.

Chief Goulding shared with us, “I’m excited to join this outstanding department and look forward to building a strong partnership with the union as we continue to build on the great work that has already been accomplished together.”

Welcome to Vallejo, Chief Goulding. We look forward to working together in service to our firefighters and our community.

StrongerTogether

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, the Vallejo Firefighters Association honors the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. We remember their courage, selflessness, and unwavering dedication to protecting the freedoms we hold dear. Today and always, we stand in gratitude and remembrance for our fallen heroes.

05/22/2026

As Annie Pennycook Elementary prepares to close at the end of the school year, we’re grateful for the memories made along the way. Vallejo firefighters and Truck 21 once again helped make the annual egg drop competition unforgettable for the students. We’ll truly miss this tradition and the smiles it brought each year. 🚒🥚💛

05/02/2026

A lost dog named Fiona fell into a well under an abandoned home in Vallejo on Monday, and needed to be rescued after treading water for about two hours.

The incident happened on Monday, April 27, and was handled by the Solano County Sheriff’s Animal Control Services unit.

According to a social media post, officers with Animal Control Services recevied two calls on Monday, one from an abandoned home where an animal’s cries inside could be heard, and one from a family nearby whose dog had just gone missing.

Full story available on https://sfist.com

04/19/2026

After starting the day with two structure fires, Vallejo firefighters joined kids and families from the local community at Dan Mini School for the Vallejo Community Bike Fair.

02/14/2026

Swipe right if you like bravery, bad jokes, and someone who’d literally run into fire for you. ❤️🔥

Not to brag, but we’ll literally risk our lives for you.
Green flags everywhere. ❤️🔥

Happy Valentine’s Day from the Vallejo Firefighters Association 🚒💘

01/06/2026

The Vallejo Fire Department 2025 call summary is in, with 18,896 total calls for service nearly tying the departments all time high call total of 18,997 in 2024.

The Vallejo Fire Department is committed to rapid emergency response to emergencies of all call types.

01/03/2026

The Vallejo Fire Department awards our members with a Lifesaving Medal based on great heroism during an emergency in which their actions made a direct and measurable impact towards saving a life.

Four Lifesaving Medals were recently awarded to Captain Morty Culverwell, Captain Anthony LaSala, Firefighter Paramedic Andrew Marques and Firefighter Paramedic Alex Marques for their actions that directly saved a life as they pulled an unconscious man out of a working car fire and then promptly provided emergency medical care that restored his airway.

Our department and union’s primary mission is to save lives and protect property. The medals awarded here exemplify this.

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Vallejo, CA
94589, 94590, 94591, 94592

Website

https://twitter.com/VallejoFire

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