This place is made up of volunteers and a few paid staff …read more They cover calls in and out of their district! Great fire protection district!

These fine folks were hosting a pancake breakfast the other day, and I had the pleasure of…read moreattending. Not a bad spread. The Chief was out and about glad handing. They had fire engine rides for the kiddies. And it was all for a good cause. I'd be happy to attend another the next time I'm in town!

Thank you to Firefighters Blake and Cody for disinfecting and bandaging my husband Dale's finger…read moreafter he cut it while reeling in a 26 in. 3 1/2 lb rainbow trout. We just wanted a couple of bandaids but they took care of it for him instead. Gotta Love Fire Fighters

Receive a freeby? It's the fire department. No, they did not send a bill so I guess it was a…read morefreeby. They and the correctional facility inmates saved my home when the stupid guy next door set the area on fire. So, I think 5 stars is not enough!!!!!!

Even though it was pouring rain these heroes pass out candy to our little trick-or-treaters!read more

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.

This review was long overdue. I have to admit one thing though, every one in this department…read moreweather they are permanent here or just put in for temporary are all amazing. I am proud to say that there are real life heroes living in this building. I don't know where to start but many times I have been helped by these heroes over the years. But to keep this review short I would say some of the recent incidents. I usually walk my four dogs on 11th street and sometimes I pass their station as well. One day as I am passing Mr. car wash, a husky who had no one with him saw us and started coming towards us. I was not ready for a dog fight so immediately I turned back and ran to this fire station and told two heroes the situation. With great friendliness two of them left to see the dog. It turned out to be Jules veterinary dog got loose and these two heroes dropped off the dog in Jules and came back. Then one day while I was passing their building my shepherd without any warning walked on their grass and vomited a truck load of vomit. I mean these are large dogs so you can imagine. I was very humiliated but still stopped and asked for a huge bag so I can pick up the vomit. But the hero who opened the door with a friendly smile said don't worry I will get it later. I insisted saying my poop bag isn't big enough, but he said he got it with a smile. Then on March 25th/2021 when I was walking my four dogs something popped in the back of my knee. I blacked out and fell down with excruciating pain. I couldn't move or get up. So I called 911 and three heroes from this building came. My dogs knew I am in pain so started barking at them to protect me. One of the heroes knew exactly what to do with the dogs and instantly calmed them down and went above and beyond to make sure we were fully helped. I can never forget their help until death because my dogs are my life and these heroes treated them so very precious. It's as though service is imprinted on these heroes. Thanks to our Tracy real life heroes:);)

SLT FD responded quickly, and respectfully. We were pretty sure our carbon dioxide detector had a a…read morefaulty alarm, but it was great to have the reassurance from the pros that it wasn't anything more ominous.

I just want to give a HUGE shout out to the South Lake Tahoe Fire Department Station 1 for coming…read moreto my aid! Our power went out earlier today and shut off our ancient gas heater. I called the station to see if they could walk me through the process via phone or point me in the right direction (as I assume it is not in their job description to light my heater). I was super embarrassed, but I really didn't want to electrocute myself or torch my home. Without hesitation Al, Holt and Tyler showed up within 10 minutes and took care of it. They took the time out of their overwhelming day of unfortunate events to help me. I cannot express my gratitude enough for these extremely helpful and patient men. Thank you for your speedy response and helpful tips! God Bless you and have a safe shift! ‍

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!

I love the Cosumnes Fire Dept. I enjoy their annual Fill The Boot event, to collect money for the…read morefirefighters burn institute. Lots of fire personnel with boots collecting donations. Big fire truck, personnel and a little car show in the adjacent parking lot at Bruceville & Laguna. Please donate!

When responding to a call, no medical issue given...only the question if I want to go to emergency…read more I'm assuming that way they can charge me for the ambulance ride. From what I have researched, the paramedics are to provide IT'S, oxygen, and other like saving procedures. I have never experienced any of those, just an offer to go to the hospital for something that could have been rectified by the paramedics. Shame!​