Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center

🌈 Pride Month – June 2026 🌈

The Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center recognizes Pride Month as a time to celebrate diversity and reaffirm our commitment to serving all members of our community.

We are proud to support our agency personnel, our public safety partners, and the residents of Sacramento County. By embracing respect, dignity, and inclusion, we help strengthen the communities we serve every day.

Happy Pride Month.

PUBLIC NOTICE – TRAINING BURN SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 1-6, 2026.

Cosumnes Fire Department will be conducting a live fire training exercise starting June 1 through June 6 in the southern Elk Grove area near Franklin Field.
This controlled burn is part of our wildland fire preparedness training.

🔥 Smoke may be visible in the area.
🚫 There is no threat to the public.

Thank you for your cooperation and continued support as we prepare the crews for the fire season.

Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office
Elk Grove Police Department

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation. 🇺🇸

From all of us at the Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center, we extend our gratitude to the fallen heroes, their families, and all who continue to serve our communities every day.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

🚩 RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FOR SACRAMENTO COUNTY 🚩

A Red Flag Warning remains in effect through late Monday evening due to strong north winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation throughout the region. These conditions can cause fires to start easily and spread rapidly.

🔥 Wind Gusts: 35–45 MPH
🔥 Low Humidity: 7–15%
🔥 Increased Fire Danger Across the Region

Please help reduce the risk of fire starts by:
• Avoiding outdoor burning
• Not dragging chains or towing equipment that may spark
• Properly disposing of ci******es
• Parking only on paved surfaces away from dry grass

Residents are encouraged to stay alert, have an emergency plan in place, and remain aware of changing conditions.

For official Sacramento County emergency alerts and notifications, visit:
🌐 sacramentoready.saccounty.gov

For weather updates from the National Weather Service Sacramento office:
🌐 weather.gov/sto

If you see smoke or fire, report it immediately by calling 9-1-1.

🚨💙❤️ EMS WEEK 2026 ❤️💙🚨
May 17 – May 23

This EMS Week, the Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center proudly recognizes the dedicated dispatchers, firefighters, paramedics, EMTs, and first responders who serve our communities every single day.

Behind every emergency response is a team working together — from the first 911 call to patient care on scene. Our dispatchers remain a vital link in the EMS Chain of Survival, providing calm, coordination, and lifesaving support when seconds matter most.

We invite our allied agencies and regional public safety partners to join us in celebrating the professionals behind the headset, behind the radio, and on the front lines.

🚑 Throughout EMS Week, we welcome our partner agencies to stop by the Communications Center to connect with our team, show support, and help recognize the incredible work being done throughout our region.

Thank you to all those who answer the call to serve. 🔥🎧🚒🚑

Today, we celebrate all mothers — especially the incredible mothers within our communications center who balance the demanding role of dispatcher and parent every single day. 💐🎧🚒🚑

Behind every headset is a dedicated professional providing calm during emergencies, coordinating lifesaving resources, and helping keep the Sacramento community safe — all while also being caring mothers, role models, and the heart of their families at home.

To the moms working holidays, late nights, weekends, and long shifts so others can receive help when they need it most: thank you for your strength, compassion, and sacrifice.

Your commitment to both your families and your community does not go unnoticed.

From all of us at the Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center — Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms in dispatch and throughout our community. ❤️🌹

🎉 Congratulations to Alex C. on her Main Dispatch Sign-Off! 🎉

Alex continues to make incredible progress through each phase of training, and we are proud to celebrate this important milestone alongside her. Her dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving our community have already made a positive impact within the communications center.

Every step in training represents growth, resilience, and teamwork — and today marks another achievement on that journey.

Please join us in congratulating Alex as she continues advancing through training and preparing to take on even more responsibilities behind the scenes of emergency response. 🚨🎧

We would also like to congratulate Olivia on her first trainee sign-off as a trainer! 👏 Your dedication, leadership, and support throughout the training process have helped guide Alex toward this accomplishment, and we are excited to celebrate this milestone with you as well.

We are proud of both of you and look forward to your continued success. Congratulations from your entire dispatch team! 👏🔥🚑🚒

🔥 Although recent rain has helped temporarily reduce fire danger, Sacramento County has officially entered wildland fire season effective May 1st.

As vegetation begins to dry and temperatures rise, you may notice a larger response to vegetation and grass fires throughout the region. These incidents often require additional resources to protect lives, property, and surrounding communities.

Our dispatchers remain ready 24/7 to coordinate emergency response when every second matters.

Please continue to practice fire safety and stay aware as conditions can change quickly.

📞 Here when you need us. Every call. Every day.

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through service.
At SRFECC, service means answering every call with care, professionalism, and compassion. It means being a steady voice in uncertain moments and helping connect Sacramento County residents with the help they need, when they need it most.
Service doesn’t always happen in front of an audience. It happens in everyday choices, in moments of patience, kindness, and responsibility. Whether it’s serving behind a headset, supporting a neighbor, or showing up for your community in small but meaningful ways, each act of service helps move us forward together.