For Sale Vehicle Information
Central County Fire & Rescue is offering the following vehicle by sealed bid. ALL VEHICLES SOLD AS IS Vehicle #1...
District News
Ask The Chief: Why do I see fire trucks at the grocery store?
CCFR firefighters are on-duty 24-hours a day, seven days a week, always ready to respond to a call, even when...
Paramedic or EMT — What’s the Difference?
While the terms EMT and paramedic are often used interchangeably in casual conversation, there’s a big difference in what the...
Proposition L Video
Learn about how Proposition L would help provide advanced medical care and equipment.
CCFR Places Prop. L On November Ballot
At their meeting on Thursday, Aug 25, the Central County Fire & Rescue (CCFR) Board of Directors passed a resolution...
Promotions & Retirements
There are three new captains, one new inspector, one new engineer and three new firefighter-paramedics at CCFR. The promotions fill...
Fire Chief
CCFR is now accepting applications for a new Fire Chief to lead the District following Chief Russ Mason’s retirement. Effective...
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CCFR is now accepting applications for a new Fire Chief to lead the District following Chief Russ Mason’s retirement. Effective...
Chief Retiring
CCFR Chief Russ Mason Announces RetirementMason to finish career with the District in early January Thirty-eight years ago Central County...
Hirings & Promotions
CCFR is proud to announce the promotion of eight team members, and the hiring of three new firefighters. "This is...
Honoring Retirees
Firefighters With A Combined 140 Years Of Experience Honored At Retirement Ceremony On Saturday, March 7 more than 100 firefighters,...
Solar Power
Central County Fire & Rescue's (CCFR) fire stations are going green with solar power that will save the District more...