Guadalupe Fire Department

10/09/2026

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10/01/2026

The Guadalupe Fire Department responded to 60 calls for service in the month of September. 1 Fire call, 46 Medical calls, 1 vehicle accident, 1 Hazardous Conditions, 11 service calls, and completed 54 hours of training.
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09/25/2026

Celebrate California Clean Air Day with the Dunes Center and Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District! California Clean Air Day is “built on the idea that shared experiences unite people to action to improve our community health.”

Let’s show some love to our beautiful Rancho Guadalupe Beach! On October 7th we’ll spend the afternoon cleaning up, walking, sharing, and enjoying these unique coastal views. Bring the whole family and join us in caring and enjoying our coast!

Learn more about California Clean Air Day at cleanairday.org

09/01/2026

The Guadalupe Fire Department responded to 53 calls for service in the month of August. 1 Fire call, 34 Medical calls, 3 vehicle accident, 15 service calls, and completed 56 hours of training.
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08/31/2026

07/24/2026

Have you registered to hike to Mussel Rock tomorrow??

If not, now is your chance! Don’t miss this opportunity to explore this beautiful area! Meet us at Rancho Guadalupe Beach!

Link to register is in our bio! 🐬🦀🦭

07/03/2026

The Guadalupe Fire Department responded to 57 calls for service in the month of May. 2 Fire call, 34 Medical calls, 2 vehicle accident, 2 Hazardous condition, 17 service calls, and completed 55 hours of training.
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06/22/2026

Come enjoy this early summer sunshine on a hike to Point Sal! This magical area is rich ecologically and historically, carrying many of our region’s most formative stories. When we heard there was a chance to protect this area, we knew we had to be part of this cause.

The Dunes Center is advocating for the protection of Point Sal via a State Marine Conservation Area. Point Sal being a rather remote area provides an opportunity to enhance protection of:
🌱thriving seabird and marine mammal communities
🌿important area for baby fish and invertebrates
🍃Indigenous cultural resources.

The proposed regulations would allow non-extractive activities in the 9.18 sq mile boundary, including swimming, snorkeling, boating, and surfing. The MPA would prohibit take, damage, injury, or possession of any living, geologic, or cultural marine resource. Recreational fishing with hook and line from the shore would still be allowed.

By adding Point Sal to the state’s MPA network, Central California’s coast will benefit from increased habitat connectivity, representation, and replication – all key to increasing biodiversity in our waters.
Safeguarding this unique and relatively undisturbed area now will help bolster ocean health and promote climate resilience into the future.

To learn more about this MPA Proposal and what the Dunes Center is doing to advocate for it, join us on a community hike Saturday June 27th at 9am! Link to register is in our bio! Can’t make the hike but still want to support? Sign the public petition in our bio

06/09/2026

The Guadalupe Fire Department responded to 51 calls for service in the month of May. 32 Medical calls, 2 vehicle accident, 2 Hazardous condition, 15 service calls, and completed 110 hours of training.
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04/04/2026

The Guadalupe Fire Department responded to 62 calls for service in the month of March. 2 Fire call, 41 Medical calls, 4 vehicle accident, 2 Hazardous condition, 13 service calls, and completed 70 hours of training.
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