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10/15/2026

Hello TEAM TRAVIS!!!!!

Spooky season is officially upon us, and we LOVE seeing all the haunted houses and Halloween festivities popping up across the installation!

However, we’ve noticed quite a few haunted houses being advertised that haven’t made their way through the Fire Prevention Office yet.

We promise, we’re not trying to be the FUN POLICE! We’re all for jump scares, creepy decorations, and a good haunted house. What we’re NOT fans of are blocked exits, fire hazards, and emergency situations that are a little too scary.

Friendly reminder to all organizations hosting haunted houses or similar attractions:

Before opening your doors to the community, please coordinate with the Travis AFB Fire Prevention Office to ensure your event has received the appropriate fire and life safety review and approval.

Our team will help evaluate things like:

🚪 Emergency exits and evacuation routes
🌫️ Fog machines and special effects
🔥 Decorations, electrical equipment, and potential fire hazards
🚨 Fire alarms, sprinklers, and other life safety considerations
👥 Occupant loads and crowd safety

Already advertising your event but haven’t coordinated with us? No worries! Reach out to the Fire Prevention Office as soon as possible so we can help you get on the right track.

Our goal isn’t to cancel the fun. It’s to make sure everyone gets to enjoy the scares and makes it home safely!

🎃🕸️You bring the BOO, we’ll help with the safety!

🚒👻 Happy Haunting!

Travis AFB Fire Prevention Office
📞 707-424-4427

🚨 🔥 Fire Prevention Week is in FULL EFFECT! 🔥 🚨Travis Fire and Emergency Services, we are geared up and ready to spread ...
10/08/2026

🚨 🔥 Fire Prevention Week is in FULL EFFECT! 🔥 🚨Travis Fire and Emergency Services, we are geared up and ready to spread the word on fire safety! 🚒💨
This week is all about keeping our community, our families, and our base safe. Today, we’re focusing on something we all use every single day: Lithium-Ion Batteries. From smartphones and laptops to e-bikes and power tools, these batteries are incredibly useful, but they require proper care to prevent serious fire hazards.
✅ Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Checklist:
* Charge Smart: Always use the manufacturer's approved charger and cord. Never leave devices charging unattended or resting on soft surfaces like beds or couches where they can overheat.
* Keep It Cool: Store your devices and batteries at room temperature. Avoid leaving them in hot vehicles or direct sunlight, as extreme heat can lead to thermal runaway.
* Inspect for Damage: Regularly check your batteries for swelling, unusual odors, strange noises, or excessive heat. If a battery looks or acts damaged, stop using it immediately!
* Dispose Properly: NEVER throw lithium-ion batteries in your regular household trash or recycling bins. They must be taken to an approved hazardous waste or battery recycling drop-off center to prevent dangerous fires.
If you see our crews out and about on base this week, come say hi! We’re always here to help and happy to answer your fire safety questions.
Stay safe, Team Travis! 🇺🇸✈️

Photo 📸 Credit : 60 AMW P***c Affairs

10/05/2026
Congratulations to Captain Donaldson and Battalion Chief Ford, who were both presented Civilian Achievement Awards for t...
09/30/2026

Congratulations to Captain Donaldson and Battalion Chief Ford, who were both presented Civilian Achievement Awards for their tremendous work with Travis Fire and Emergency Services on its reaccreditation and their individual accomplishments within the department's major programs.

🔥 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK IS COMING TO TRAVIS AFB! 🔥Travis AFB Fire & Emergency Services is excited to celebrate Fire Preve...
09/29/2026

🔥 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK IS COMING TO TRAVIS AFB! 🔥

Travis AFB Fire & Emergency Services is excited to celebrate Fire Prevention Week, October 4–8, 2026! This year’s theme, “Safe Charging Is a Superpower,” highlights the importance of safely charging the devices we use every day.

We have a full week of events planned for our Travis community, including our Fire Prevention Parade, Station 1 Open House, school and CDC visits, and a BX Booth with a special Sparky the Fire Dog Meet & Greet! 🚒🐾

📅 Sunday, October 4
🚒 Fire Prevention Parade | 0900–1000 | Base Housing
🏠 Open House | 1030–1330 | Fire Station 1, Bldg 38

📅 Monday, October 5
🏫 Scandia Elementary visits

📅 Tuesday, October 6
🏫 Travis Elementary visits

📅 Wednesday, October 7
🧸 CDC 1, 2 & 3 visits

📅 Thursday, October 8
🐾 BX Booth & Sparky Meet & Greet

Come out and meet your Travis firefighters, tour the station and apparatus, enjoy games, safety demonstrations, food, activities, giveaways, and more!

⚡ Charge safely. Prevent fires. Be a fire safety superhero! ⚡

We look forward to seeing you during Fire Prevention Week 2026!

Earlier this week, the Travis youth center surprised us with some gifts and some artwork to show our firefighters their ...
09/18/2026

Earlier this week, the Travis youth center surprised us with some gifts and some artwork to show our firefighters their appreciation for what they do.

Join us in congratulating Brandon Laird on his promotion to Battalion Chief.​Stepping into the role of Battalion Chief i...
09/16/2026

Join us in congratulating Brandon Laird on his promotion to Battalion Chief.
​Stepping into the role of Battalion Chief is a defining milestone in the fire service. It marks the pivotal transition from tactical, company-level leadership to operational command. Congratulations Chief Laird.

After 30+ Years of Service, we would like to Congratulate Chief Melvin Self on his Retirement.
09/09/2026

After 30+ Years of Service, we would like to Congratulate Chief Melvin Self on his Retirement.

Awarded the Air Force Civilian Achievement Medal, Assistant Chief Muriset excelled as the lead for the emergency respons...
09/02/2026

Awarded the Air Force Civilian Achievement Medal, Assistant Chief Muriset excelled as the lead for the emergency response division, supporting the 2026 "Wings Over Solano" Airshow. He directed the safety of more than 130,000 attendees. Chief Muriset expertly synchronized operations across 10 emergency response agencies, integrating 185 first responders spanning three response districts. He also oversaw fire protection for 41 static aircraft, including a CF-18 from the Royal Canadian Air Force.

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