Stockton Fire Department

Good morning Stockton! Here is your updated weekly report.

Stockton Fire has responded to 21,912 incidents so far this year, a 15% increase compared to this time last year.

When every second counts, our crews are ready. Of the 183 patients who received CPR using the LUCAS chest compression device, 53 achieved return of circulation and were able to receive further treatment at the hospital.

Through quick response and aggressive firefighting operations, Stockton Fire has also helped save an estimated $76.3 million in property value this year.

Each week, we'll continue sharing a snapshot of the work your firefighters, dispatchers, and support staff are doing to keep Stockton safe.

📌 Mark your calendars for a Fireworks Safety demonstration near you!

A big thank you to the California Professional Pet Groomers Association, Inc for their generous donation of pet oxygen masks to Stockton Fire Department.

These specialized masks help our crews provide oxygen to pets during emergencies, giving our four-legged family members the care they need when every second counts.

Your support helps us better serve both our residents and their beloved animals. Thank you for helping keep our community safer 🐾

Good morning Stockton! Here is your updated weekly report. With about 300 calls per day, Stockton Fire crews and our Emergency Communications Division continue working around the clock to answer the call when our community needs help most. 🚒☎️

This week alone, crews responded to 681 medical incidents, 225 fire related calls, and 2 structure fires, while helping save an estimated $75.6 million in property value so far this year.

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. 🇺🇸

During National EMS Week, we recognize the firefighter EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, nurses, ambulance crews, and hospital staff who work together every day to help our community through some of life’s most critical moments.

In 2025, Stockton Fire responded to more than 19,500 EMS incidents across our city and surrounding communities. From cardiac arrests and overdoses to serious trauma and everyday medical emergencies, our crews are prepared to respond whenever help is needed.

But EMS is never just one person or one agency. It starts with a 9-1-1 call answered by our Emergency Communications Division, continues with Stockton Firefighter EMTs and Paramedics arriving on scene, and extends through our ambulance and hospital partners who help carry patient care forward.

Thank you to every member of the EMS system who continues showing up, day and night, for our community. 🚑❤️

Consistent. Measured. Accountable.

From critical medical calls to working structure fires, Stockton Fire crews remained ready this week, responding to 728 medical incidents, 195 fire related calls, and 3 structure fires. So far this year, firefighters have helped save an estimated $75 million in property value across our community. 🚒