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11/14/2026

The Exceptional Service Award recognizes San Bernardino County Fire Protection District employees who have gone above and beyond in their commitment to saving lives, protecting property, and serving the community.

Congratulations to this year’s honoree:
Cody Parker, Firefighter / Paramedic

Cody was the first to the window at a Hesperia structure fire where a person was reported trapped. He and his captain made a rapid rescue without a charged hose line, saving critical time, and the rescue was complete within two to three minutes. Colleagues also describe him as a great mentor to a probationary firefighter and someone who is always eager to train.

Recognized at Salute to Service 2026, the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District’s annual awards ceremony honoring the people who protect and serve our communities.

11/13/2026

Last night crews responded to a pickup truck that overturned and came to rest 2 feet from the edge of a 200 cliff. The nighttime conditions made access to the patient difficult and locating the vehicle took some time.

Luckily the occupant and his dog were not injured.
We would like to thank San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Aviation and San Manuel Fire Department for their assistance.

Date/Time: 11/12/2026 at 5pm
BDC: 26-295167
Contact: Captain Shawn Millerick, Public Information Officer
[email protected]

11/12/2026

The Legacy Award is a tribute to those whose service to the Fire District does not end at retirement. It recognizes an individual who continues to give back through voluntary service and support that strengthens the District’s operations, training, outreach, and strategic initiatives.

Congratulations to this year’s honoree:
Sid Hultquist, Retired Division Chief

After retiring, Chief Hultquist returned at the Fire District’s request following the devastating Line Fire and Bridge Fire and organized a comprehensive after-action review of the response. His local knowledge and experience produced a review the Fire District will study for years to come. Colleagues also credit him with mentoring chiefs and teaching the Fire District to think bigger as it grew.

Recognized at Salute to Service 2026, the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District’s annual awards ceremony honoring the people who protect and serve our communities.

11/11/2026

The Champions of Change Award recognizes San Bernardino County Fire Protection District employees who go above and beyond their daily duties, individuals whose contributions strengthen the Fire District and inspire progress.

Congratulations to this year’s honorees:
Mentorship Excellence: Rosina Motta, Management Analyst
Synergy Star: Eric Spies, Battalion Chief
Rising Phoenix: Shawn Millerick, Captain / Public Information Officer

Rosina holds a Fire and Emergency Services Analyst certification and serves in the Planning Division at District headquarters. Eric began as an explorer in Phelan in 1999 and has served as truck program coordinator and chair of the Ops Directive committee. Shawn has 28 years of service, is a paramedic, USAR team member and truck-qualified captain, and has served as lead Public Information Officer since January 2025.

Recognized at Salute to Service 2026, the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District’s annual awards ceremony honoring the people who protect and serve our communities.

11/11/2026

Today we honor the men and women who served our country. To all our veterans, including the many who wear our uniform today, thank you for your service and sacrifice.

11/10/2026

The Sustained Superior Performance Award recognizes San Bernardino County Fire Protection District employees who consistently rise above expectations, through their service to the district and their voluntary efforts that benefit our communities.

Congratulations to this year’s honorees:
Sara Broncho-Morning, EMS Nurse Educator
Nathan Lopez, Battalion Chief
Dwane Pianalto, Hazardous Materials Specialist III – HMRT

Sara has been in EMS since 1987, including nearly 20 years as a nurse, and is the primary nurse educator for South Desert Division 4. Nathan has nearly 25 years in the fire service and is a leader in the Fire District’s USAR program. Dwane has 22 years of service, has been a member of the Hazmat Response Team since 2016, and instructs at the Fire District’s training towers.

Recognized at Salute to Service 2026, the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District’s annual awards ceremony honoring the people who protect and serve our communities.

11/08/2026

Just after 6 o’clock this morning, San Bernardino County Fire responded to a commercial structure fire in the 400 block of S. San Felipe Road in the city of San Bernardino.

Units arrived to find a fully involved butler building to the rear of a property. The building was being utilized as a non-commercial auto body shop. Numerous vehicles were stored on the property and immediately threatened by the fire.

Firefighters instituted a defensive attack with the goal of confining the fire to the original structure. Numerous compressed gas cylinders containing oxygen, acetylene, and propane were inside the structure and detonating during the fire attack.

The fire was brought under control in approximately 40 minutes. Five engines, two truck companies, and two chief officers were assigned to the incident.

No injuries were reported to civilians or firefighters. Damage estimates are still being compiled however, the building is a complete loss. Dozens of vehicles stored on the property were saved by firefighters.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation through County Fire’s Office of the Fire Marshal. Paragraph.

Date/time: November 8, 2026 6:09 AM
Location: 400 block S. San Felipe Rd., San Bernardino.
Incident: Commercial Structure Fire 26-289895
Contact: Eric Sherwin, Captain/Public Information Officer 909-547-5080

11/05/2026

Multi-Agency Fire Training Strengthens Regional Response and Firefighter Readiness

This week, fire agencies from throughout San Bernardino County participated in a high-rise fire incident drill. The drill was coordinated by the San Bernardino County Training Officers Association and conducted at the Rancho Cucamonga Fire Training Facility. The training provided firefighters with an opportunity to sharpen their skills, strengthen interagency coordination, and prepare for the challenge of complex incidents.

The training featured live-fire scenarios and realistic smoke conditions, creating an immersive environment designed to replicate the challenges firefighters encounter in an actual high-rise fire.

Realistic, hands-on training is essential to maintaining operational readiness. By exposing firefighters to challenging conditions in a controlled environment, agencies can reinforce fundamental skills, evaluate tactics, and continually improve their ability to protect the communities they serve.

11/03/2026

Over Halloween weekend, San Bernardino County Fire deployed emergency response personnel and resources in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management - California Desert Division to the Dumont Dunes Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area.

Located approximately 40 miles north of Baker, California, Dumont Dunes encompasses 7,620 acres of public land in the Mojave Desert and attracts thousands of off-highway vehicle (OHV) enthusiasts each year. Halloween weekend traditionally marks the kickoff to the OHV recreation season and involves camping and a variety of off-highway vehicle endeavors.

To support the increased number of visitors, County Fire pre-positioned personnel and emergency response apparatus at Dumont Dunes throughout the two-day event. Resources included:

• 1 Battalion Chief
• 1 Fire Captain
• 1 Fire Engineer
• 3 Paramedics
• 2 Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)
• 2 Ambulances
• 2 All-Terrain Rescue Vehicles (ARVs)

With attendance this weekend estimated at over 30,000, County Fire personnel responded to numerous off-highway vehicle incidents and medical emergencies, providing fire protection, emergency medical care, and rescue services in this remote desert environment. By strategically positioning resources at the dunes, crews were able to provide timely emergency response to visitors enjoying the recreational area.

This deployment was funded in part through a California State Parks Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division grant awarded to the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District.

The Halloween deployment highlights County Fire's continued commitment to public safety and the importance of strong interagency partnerships including those with the Bureau of Land Management and California State Parks.

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2824 East “W” Street , Bldg. 302
San Bernardino, CA
92415

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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