South Placer Fire District

South Placer Fire is currently staged at Granite Bay High School which is currently on lockdown due to a threat called into the school. SPFD is working hand in hand with to provide any services needed. Information is limited and we advise you to follow Placer County Sheriff for any updates.

E17 spent some time today at “The Brickyard” with crews training on Vertical Ventilation, Forcible Entry, and Firefighter Survival techniques. It’s always a pleasure working with our brothers and sisters from different agencies. Different departments, same goals: Provide the best service possible.

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South Placer Fire District South Placer Fire District (SPFD) operates four staffed stations, servicing the communities of Granite Bay, Loomis, and the southern areas of Penryn and Newcastle.

South Placer Fire is currently hiring for the position of Deputy Chief. Applications are due by May 27th 2025. If you have any questions please reach out to us and we’d be happy to answer them!

Come and join us in this FREE Stop the Bleed class we are hosting! Class will be on July 16th from 1:00pm to 2:30pm at Station 17 located at 6900 Eureka Road. We hope to see you there!

South Placer Fire is currently accepting applications for the position of Shift Battalion Chief. Please see the attached flyer. The final date that applications will be accepted is May 29th 2025.

Early morning electrical fire at the Round Table pizza in Granite Bay.  Quick activation by the buildings smoke detection system and a single fire sprinkler activation prevented a difficult to detect fire from quickly growing out of control and possibly destroying the restaurant and adjacent business.  Engine 16 was first on scene and did a stellar job assessing the situation, suppressing the fire, shutting down the sprinkler system, and assisting with removal of excess water from the business. Modern day Fire Codes require fire detection and suppression systems in nearly every building for just this very reason… and today was a perfect example of why they are so important.

Be sure to come and join us for our monthly board meeting this upcoming Tuesday with some special guests that can give you some great information!

Come by Station 19 on March 29th for our open house of our recently re-opened station! Lunch provided by us from 11am-1pm!

Station 19 has officially re-opened as of March 8th. It will be operated with an Ambulance that has been moved from Station 20 to Station 19. Additionally Battalion 17 has been relocated to Station 19 as well.

Come enjoy a cup of coffee with some local first responders! Bring the family!