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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.

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!!!!

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These well-trained professionals pulled our friend off the rocks from the middle of Cache Creek. He…read morehad been stuck there for about two hours after taking the wrong channel with his kayak. Two of our group went for help and after a call to 911 the first to show up was a volunteer from the Capay Valley Fire District. They hiked up river, assessed the situation, set up a rescue rope and got my friend to safety. We were so impressed with their ability to assess the situation and quickly devise a safe rescue plan. Their training and professionalism really saved the day!

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

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Every year the House takes time to do a neighborhood Mini holiday stroll with Santa , Lights ,…read moremusic , Firefighter entourage. Thank you for always thinking of us. .. and the Candy-canes!

The Fire Department and EMTs were called to my neighbor's house today. Their challenge was immense…read more Two (2) fire engines, 2 ambulances and even the Battalion Chief were on the scene. Situations like this one always attract lookie-loos and passersby. But all the fire and medical personnel onsite today were professional and worked as a team. I watched as they voiced ideas on how best to get my neighbor safely transported. Not one tried to outshine another or be the star in any way. They worked as a great team. Their vehicles did not block driveways or traffic. My hat is off to these professionals, how they work and their consideration for not only their intended transport but for the surrounding homes. My utmost respect to the fire fighters and EMTs for the job they do.