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San Francisco Fire Department San Francisco Fire Department serves an estimated 1.5 million people, providing fire suppression and emergency medical services.

Established in 1866, the San Francisco Fire Department is rich in tradition and history. From the Great Earthquake and Fire of 1906 to the Loma Prieta Earthquake of 1989, the Department has grown to meet the many challenges along the way. Today, the San Francisco Fire Department serves an estimated 1.5 million people, providing fire suppression and emergency medical services to the residents, visitors and workers within San Francisco's 49 square miles.

    Safety Tips - Teach kids to stay away from open flames, including jack-o-lanterns and luminaries, while they’re tric...
11/01/2026

Safety Tips -

Teach kids to stay away from open flames, including jack-o-lanterns and luminaries, while they’re trick-or-treating.

Give kids glow sticks or flashlights to light their way on the big night and ensure that any battery-operated items are in good condition to prevent overheating.

If your child’s costume has a mask, ensure the eye holes are large enough so she/he can easily see out of it.

Happy   from   - Be safe this spooky day and check out some of our safety posts!- Stay visible- Stick to safe routes, st...
10/31/2026

Happy from - Be safe this spooky day and check out some of our safety posts!

- Stay visible
- Stick to safe routes, stay on sidewalks
- Supervise children
- Stay away from open flames
- Stay fire safe and remember to stop, drop, and roll
- Use glow sticks, flashlights, and bright clothing

    Safety Tips - Carry a flashlight and place it face down in the treat bucket to free up one hand. Never shine it into...
10/31/2026

Safety Tips -

Carry a flashlight and place it face down in the treat bucket to free up one hand. Never shine it into the eyes of oncoming drivers.

Have an adult or friend wear a high visibility vest or jacket and stay together as a group leader.

Stay on sidewalks and avoid walking in streets; if there are no sidewalks, walk on the left side of the road, facing traffic. Remember to look both ways before crossing!

High tides could flood low-lying coastal and waterfront areas this weekend. Check the forecast before heading to the wat...
10/30/2026

High tides could flood low-lying coastal and waterfront areas this weekend. Check the forecast before heading to the waterfront. Plan extra travel time and avoid flooded areas. Latest forecasts: weather.gov/mtr.

Las mareas altas podrían inundar las zonas costeras y del paseo marítimo que se encuentran en niveles bajos este fin de semana. Revise el pronóstico antes de ir al paseo marítimo. Anticipe necesitar tiempo adicional para desplazarse y evite las zonas inundadas. Últimos pronósticos: weather.gov/mtr.

潮漲期間,低窪沿岸地區及海旁一帶可能於本週末出現水浸。前往海旁前,請查看天氣預報。請預留額外行程時間,並避開水浸地區。最新天氣預報: weather.gov/mtr。

Maaaring bumaha dulot ng mataas na tubig sa mga mabababang lugar sa tabing-dagat at dalampasigan ngayong sabado at linggo. Alamin ang taya ng panahon bago pa man magtungo sa dalampasigan. Maglaan ng dagdag na panahon para sa pagbiyahe at iwasan ang mga binahang lugar. Para sa pinakabagong taya ng panahon: weather.gov/mtr.

Thủy triều cao có thể gây ngập lụt các khu vực ven biển và ven nước ở vị trí thấp cuối tuần này. Hãy kiểm tra dự báo thời tiết trước khi đến khu vực ven nước. Hãy dành thêm thời gian di chuyển và tránh các khu vực bị ngập lụt. Cập nhật dự báo mới nhất: weather.gov/mtr.

    Safety tips - Stay Visible: Choose light-colored costumes and carry glow sticks or flashlights to ensure visibility ...
10/30/2026

Safety tips -

Stay Visible: Choose light-colored costumes and carry glow sticks or flashlights to ensure visibility in the dark.

Stick to Safe Routes: Plan a route in well-lit neighborhoods and stay on sidewalks.

Supervise Children: Always accompany younger children and establish a meeting point for older kids

10/29/2026

United Fire Service Women x SFFCPF was featured on KTVU talking about elevated breast cancer risk in the fire service. Follow the link 🔗 below for the full video.
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KTVU Channel 2 News San Francisco Firefighters support one another amid elevated breast cancer risk, Research has consistently shown that firefighters are adversely affected by many types of cancers, including female firefighters and breast cancer. San Francisco Fire Lt. Maiko Bristow and Judy Lynch of the San Francisco Firefighters Cancer Prevention Foundation spoke to The Four on KTVU about the effort they’re making to support firefighters who have been diagnosed with cancer navigate treatment and services available to them. https://www.ktvu.com/video/fmc-xa6tykuyh1kee5z8

10/28/2026,   honors those across the nation who show up every day to serve, protect, and care for their communities.Fro...
10/28/2026

10/28/2026, honors those across the nation who show up every day to serve, protect, and care for their communities.

From the streets to the skies and behind the scenes, we're grateful for every first responder who answers the call.

A special thank you to San Francisco's first responders for all you do to keep our city safe.

Happy National First Responders Day!

San Francisco Fire and San Francisco Police responded to a 1 story commerical fire on the 900 block of Peralta. Crews ba...
10/28/2026

San Francisco Fire and San Francisco Police responded to a 1 story commerical fire on the 900 block of Peralta. Crews battled the 1 alarm fire for an hour before bringing it under control. This fire was confined to the building of origin and 8 occupants were displaced. No injuries were reported.

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698/2nd Street
San Francisco, CA
94107

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+14155583200

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