This is the main station for Kelseyville Fire Protection District. It usually houses three fire…read moreengines, four ambulances, And one water tender. This is where the main offices are (Fire Chiefs office, Provention Officer, mechanics shop etcetera.) The crews are friendly and knowledgeable, if you stop by on a day when they aren't too busy they can give you a tour.

HUGE APPRECIATION to Kelseyville FD for going out to my sister's home in Kelseyville to fill her…read moremattress. My sister has been a quadriplegic since 1977; as the years progressed, so has her condition. She requires a mattress with a built in pump to control density which allows her aides to help get her in and out of bed. In light of the recent power outage and no generator, her mattress density was only good until tonight. W/ PG&E greeding up (not doing proper maintenance and upgrades, and CEOs taking bonuses), the customers who pay them their fat bonuses are suffering. Thank you for your speedy response during the lull!

Great Fire Department in San Rafael CA. Every piece of…read moreequipment, kept in Brand new condition. The crew serving San Rafael and adjacent communities, always working be it rescue, firefighting, or inspections. And on limited time practice. Today Engine 54 with ladder and water cannon the crew did an extended operation of the ladder and did a walk up. Great to see the crew in practice.

How can you not love firemen. I had a ton of brand new stuffed toys that I needed to get rid of,…read moreit was the wrong Christmas, so I took him over to the fire department in Vallejo. Unfortunately they couldn't use them for Christmas because they weren't wrapped, but they do keep stuffed toys on hand for children in emergency situations. Hopefully my replenishment lasts them a long time, but if not I've got more. What a better way to donate toys

The fire dept had a bbq for the Fourth of July which was really cool. They were all dressed up and…read moreit felt patriotic. Made me appreciate what they do. However my burger was undercooked and cold, but I know that that's not what they are here to do the building has patches and souvenir hats. The inside has funny signs. The vintage fire carriage outside is really nostalgic and cool.

by the way i just want to say that the tiller they have there is the most unique one i have ever…read moreseen. at least in the bay area. after i went by the police station i decided to go see some cool fire rigs and that is exactly what happend. the brave firefighters there were very hospitable and were more than happy to show me around the station. the other unique rig they have there is the engine. on the door they have the names of the firefighters who gave the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11 then on the side of the engine is the famous picture of the american flag being raised on the ruins of the scorching rubble of what was left of the world trade center. i also got to see a shiny battalion rig and got my first pictures of my first rescue rig. that was a good day. thank you guys for all that you do. i salute you.

These heros saved my husband's life!! I pulled in when I realized my husband was having a stroke…read more.. They got him out of the car, got him on a gurney, got him into their rig & within a minute they were gone, code 3 ( lights & siren) to the hospital.. because of their fast actions my husband is with me... Thanks to all who work/volunteer there, but for us..Deke & Jesse were the best. There was a younger man who came around to my side of the car.. he talked to me until I was calm..I didn't get his name but he was great also .

Another house of REAL HERO'S of Public Service. Their Badge is about Honor, Pride and Community…read moreService NOT Macho, power tripping attitude..