Here's a photo of before and after the fire…read more Just wanted to express our appreciation and gratitude for all the police and firefighters who came to help us all day from Williams and Arbuckle California. First of all... On February 01, 2024 we had a fire in our 39' RV that ended up being totally destroyed. Outside of Arbuckle California on the north bound side of I-5 freeway traveling from AZ. Back to Southern Oregon. Sorry for the huge delay it made for all those who were on the freeway that day. It was an all day mess. Lasting from 11:00am - 5:30 pm Even though we lost everything including a 2013 rv, our tow vehicle (Fit), our 2 wallets, computers, drone, etc. (as photos show) We are safe and so is our fur baby (dog). It started in the battery compartment which was located above the right side rear tires and back where the engine and propane tank are-- (just filled propane up in Lodi California and had a full tank of gas.) What a crazy experience to go through! Safe travels out there. Just wanted to give a special thanks to- "OFFICER BARROW"! Who helped with a lot of information on everything from having the tow vehicle go to a safe place, taking us down the road to "Poppy's Gas Station" Wanting to give the girls in there a "BIG SHOUT OUT"-- Who gave us lunch for free and let us hang out all day with dog inside so thanks you for letting us share your dinning space. "Officer Barrow" also had information on helping us get back to Sacramento for a rental car-- "Officer Barrow was going out of his way to ask his higher ups if it would be possible to take us back to Sacramento. W hen by the "Angles Above" we got a notification that an Uber Driver was in the area of Colusa California and headed back to Sacramento. Believe me it was pure luck!! The Rv was a cool ride which we bought in 2019, so for 4 years it was great to come into after along day of outdoor activities and friends ... Turn on the fire place and enjoy a relaxing evening. Will miss the use of our outdoor tv that was shared with friends for movie nights. Again just wanted to thank all ... so very much who attending the fire...and were there to help us. Didn't get all our names so please thank them for us. Both Aurbuckle police/ fire departments and Williams police/ fire departments were quick to response and polite. Again thank you all John, Tonya and Augie (fur baby)

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I second what others have said about fire station 13; I know one fireman there who is starting now…read morewho, based on his previous accomplishments, which includes, complete dedication to helping others in need, great with kids at all ages, a Degree from the University of California Davis (2010) and 7 years in the Technology industry, he is surrounded by other highly accomplished colleagues and community. Can't wait to visit the personnel, community, station and equipment.

The firefighters here are friendly, dedicated and hard-working. I have visited a few times. The…read morestaff leave me with the same impression each time.

Home of Engine 51read more

Why, do you ask, are you yelping a fire department, when you don't even live, or work in the town…read more Lemme tell you. I work for a moving company. We have over 35 drivers who have trucks all over the country. And for the past nine years, the drivers donate money annually towards a local non profit during the Holiday Season. Even during these difficult economic times, they dig deep into their pockets because they know that there are those that are less fortunate. They also know that the owner of our company, matches their donation. So for the past two years, we've been able to "gift" the Suisun City Fire Department with a 4 figure gift. We then get a shopping list from Joyce and the wonder folks at Code Three Fire & Safety in Suisun who coordinate the whole deal. The very best part? Following the brigade of firetrucks manned by those awesome firemen and the Big United Van Lines Truck and going out to Travis AFB to hand out gifts. I can honestly say that this is one of the most rewarding days of my life. To see the tears of joy and appreciation on the faces of the children and families as they see their wishes granted is something that everyone should get a chance to experience. I know alot of people aren't aware of the number of military families who live below the poverty level and are doing the best they can to make ends meet. So, hats off to the men and women of Suisun City Fire Department, the Fire Cadets/Volunteers, the great folks at Code Three Fire & Safety in Suisun, the Drivers at Chipman Relocation's and all the other businesses who get together and make this all possible.

The wonderful Fire fighters drove by our house for our 4 year old daughters birthday today. They…read morecame with the truck lights on fully geared up and made her day! She was shy but she hasn't taken off her fire fighter costume and will probably sleep in it tonight. Thank you for blessing our day. You all are amazing thank you so much!!!!

Very responsive and professional. They made me feel at ease when there was a out of controlled burn…read moreon my road. 100% recommend them.

The unit Headquarters, and the Emergency Communication Center…read moreHere you will see Chiefs, BC's, Division Chiefs, Capts, Fire Prevention Officers, DSI's and support staff. ALL VERY NICE PEOPLE

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

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!

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Thank you for your service!!…read more These firefighters were absolutely kind and caring. We called ahead and they allowed us to stop by. When we got there, they gave us a tour of the fire engine and parts of the surrounding fire station. Their time is important, so we appreciated all the time we got with them! And, they did this all before their dinner, so we are so gracious for their time and kindness. We are so glad we brought them a treat! We will definitely be back to bring by more treats. Again, thank you for your service!

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.