Stockton Fire Department

🎆 Reminder: Stockton Fire's Fireworks Safety Demonstrations begin next week!

Join us for a brief presentation on safe and sane fireworks, the dangers of illegal fireworks, proper disposal, and how to report illegal fireworks in your neighborhood.

📍 Monday, June 22 – Stribley Community Center
📍 Tuesday, June 23 – Arnold Rue Community Center
📍 Wednesday, June 24 – Seifert Community Center
📍 Thursday, June 25 – Van Buskirk Community Center

All demonstrations begin at 6:30 PM. We hope to see you there!

A few turns of a wrench can go a long way. 🚲

Stockton Firefighters were honored to help build bicycles for children in need during the Annual Martin Brower Company Picnic.

This week, all six of the bikes were delivered to Tracy’s EA Family Services Foster Adoption Center.

Thank you to the organizers and volunteers who made it possible. We’re grateful for the opportunity to be part of something that will bring smiles to local kids and families.

This is your Stockton Fire Weekly Report.

Our Emergency Communications Center answered 5,451 calls in just 7 days, one of the busiest weeks we’ve seen in years. That’s an average of 13 emergency calls every hour, around the clock.

During the week, crews responded to 3 working structure fires, 224 additional fire-related incidents, deployed LUCAS devices 5 times, and helped achieve 2 returns of spontaneous circulation (ROSC).

Through it all, Stockton Fire continues to protect lives and property, with an estimated $77.7 million in property value saved so far this year.

This past weekend, Stockton Firefighters were proud to attend FatherFest 2026 at Victory Park alongside community partners from across San Joaquin County.

FatherFest celebrates the important role fathers and father figures play in building strong families and strong communities. From games and activities to community resources and family fun, it was a great day connecting with the people we serve.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello. We’re honored to be part of events that bring families together and support the fathers who make a difference every day.

On Thursday, Academy 26-1 crossed the finish line and officially graduated, marking the end of months of hard work, sacrifice, and determination.

From the first day of the academy to their final evolutions, these recruits were challenged physically, mentally, and emotionally. They learned the craft of the fire service, built bonds that will last far beyond the academy, and proved that “All or None” was more than a motto, it was a commitment.

Congratulations to Academy 26-1. The academy may be behind you, but your fire service journey is just beginning.

🚨 Update: South San Joaquin County firefighters continue to make steady progress on the Promontory Fire. The fire remains contained to the Medline facility, with crews working throughout the day to extinguish hotspots and monitor conditions.

As operations continue, we are keeping the firefighters and personnel assigned to this incident in our thoughts and wishing them a safe and successful shift. Please continue to avoid the area and follow South San Joaquin County Fire Authority - Tracy, CA for continuous updates.

Stockton Fire crews remain on scene assisting South San Joaquin County Fire Authority with a large commercial structure fire at the Medline facility in the area of Promontory and Hansen Road.

The Medline building is heavily involved, and firefighters continue working aggressively to contain the fire and protect nearby structures. Multiple agencies remain on scene providing mutual aid support.

Please avoid the area, use alternate routes, and yield to all emergency personnel as heavy fire apparatus traffic continues.

A quick look at Stockton Firefighters Local 456 in action. While crews worked to gain entry, firefighters kept the fire in check and prevented it from spreading to nearby homes. Training, teamwork, and smart tactics make all the difference. 💪

During the first week of June, our crews responded to 671 medical incidents and 212 fire-related incidents, while our Emergency Communications Division answered 4,762 calls, including 1,939 calls to 9-1-1.

So far in 2026, Stockton firefighters have responded to 62 structure fires and helped protect an estimated $77.5 million in property value.

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