My dad nearly died from sepsis because Fullerton Fire Department Firefighters talked him out of…read moregoing to the ER. When they entered the house, they were rude to everyone here, interrupting, getting confrontational, and I overheard one firefighter claim my dad was "shopping for drugs". Took him to the ER myself the next day, doc said he was lucky to make it. I know there's a drug problem in this town, but that's no excuse to be so unhelpful. They looked my dad in the eye as he was convulsing and told him he doesn't "need" to go to the hospital, and now that he's in the doctor disagrees.

Thank you, thank you, thank you to our guys and gals over at the Fullerton fire department. Keep…read morecoming back because you never know! We are so fortunate to have you all looking out for us! You always show up and you always do your job and we respect and admire that!

They have a great response time and are very professional. Thanks for responding so quickly. 09/2024read more

These guys are awesome. They are heros, for doing wat they do. I visit newport on the daily, n I…read morelove it here. These guys put their lives to save others, they hve my respect to the fullest. Thank you guys for doing wat u do! Ur the best!

Today I called the SSA in Santa Ana for some information on what to do with Medical, as, I'm…read moreturning 65yo soon. I was lucky to have spoken with an agent that was very informative. Me being a little on the slow comprehension side I really did not even know what I was actually asking for or maybe confused as this is all new to me. Well, the agent I was so lucky to speak with was the one who was able to help me out by not just her knowledge and professionalism but better yet by her kindness and her patience. I was able to understand the first steps to it by her simplifying it to me according to my capacity. Also, without making me feel any less with my cognition. Well Ms. Meka, I appreciate your help. We would be in a pleasant place if most people were as kind and as patient as you were with me. Once again, thank you! F.E.

This is just information for general public - the form given by Social Security to collect a…read moredivorce certificate from the OC Clerk-Recorder at 601 N Ross St. is INCORRECT. The ONLY location to collect a divorce certificate is Divorce Court in Orange, across the street from the block. This coming from someone who works at the County Service Center, where the Clerk-Recorder office is located :) Thank you!!

When I was in a big accident, Brea Fire didn't even check on me…read more Discusting. They unfortunately are not good for the community

to all the fire department tou are so much in everyones heart and souls! you always put your lives…read morein harms ways with no discrimination nor judgement your like a god in my eyes and all of those who have been touched by a angel! thats who you are and represent to millions of people thank you!

I was a guest in a Hotel when I ask 4an ambulance due to acute status asthmatics…read moreFireman was interviewing me I diminishing my symptoms.Been a critical care ,Emergency Room, Open heart Surgery,Cathlab interventional& Bonemarrow transplant ICU. IN MY PRACTICE U NEVER TREAT THE VITAL SIGNS,U treat the pts verbal symtoms.He was looking for severe dyspnea,circomoral & nailed cyanosis.I was surprise that he was dismissing audible expiratory wheeze & difficulty expiration ,I guess d group were disappointed to answer a call & they did not have a code blue,but I was in a state of rapid response.The concierge was getting frustrated with their VERY LIMITED BEHAVOIR,dismissing & minimizing how I feel.Im glad I insisted for them to take me to CRMC.The hospital gave me IV STEROIDS & RESPIRATORY TREATMENT. THIS GROUP NEEDS A REFRESHER COURSE.

Firemen. My heroes…read more There are 7 fire stations located in the city of Corona at this time. And most of the time, we only get to appreciate them during emergencies like when your house is burning down or someone needs immediate medical help. I am so thankful for this service. But there is yet another service they provide that is less known. And one that has helped save my house from flooding more than once. Yeah, I know Southern California is going through a drought. A couple of weeks ago, though, we were anticipating a torrential rainfall. And after living in the same house for 30 years, I knew that an uncommonly large river of water is known to flow into my back yard from my alley when Mother Nature decides to dump on us that badly and that quickly. And it oozes into my back patio room. Bad design, but we never fixed it. So here is the point. Corona Fire Department has sand bags, pre-loaded and free. Residents are allowed 10 each. So, when the big storm was announced, we ran out to pick up our 10, then moseyed over one more time to get another small batch to finish the blockade. Just enough! As of this writing, Station #1 is the only station in Corona that provides these sandbags. You may wish to call ahead to confirm they have some ready. And if you live in a different city, contact your local Fire Department to find out if they have this available. Don't come here! They have a limited supply. So very helpful, thank you for giving us the tools to save our house.

This morning we woke up to a lightning storm in the canyon. I was discussing with my four year old…read moreson about how lightning strikes can cause fires and sure enough one started a few minutes later. I went to my balcony to take a look and there was smoke coming from the ridge. We went back inside and I decided to take a shit. Before I could even finish my shit the OC fire authority had multiple choppers in the air and managed to stop forward progress of the fire and even uploaded panoramic thermal footage of their handiwork. Nice job guys.

I went today to work just a regular day the goal was to get my client out of a bed she had been in…read morenot walking for years I for-seeded a problem and called 911 for assistance 6 firefighters and 2 paramedics came to the scene we accomplished are goal to lift my client but she fell in the fireman arms and ended up breaking her leg after that my client was escorted to the hospital I just wanted to shout out to the boys exceptional service thank you for all your help today

So helpful! Checked all my fire & carbon monoxide alarms. I'm unable to do this myself! Great…read moreservice!

When I was in 4th grade my class was doing a project. The project was that we needed to do one…read morerandom act of kindness. My random act of kindness was to make(with my mom) a home cooked, two day brewed roast for the fire department. My mom had come up with the idea because she figured that they had such long shifts, they didn't get to have home cooked meals very often. So we first started with home baked cookies, I was too nervous to start with a roast as I was afraid the firefighters wouldn't like it. They were OVER the moon for the cookies. So we came back and brought them a pot roast in my moms crock pot and told them to give us a call and we'll pick up the crock pot when they've finished eating and such. Coincidently, I had a fire start in my trash can in my drive away about a week later and they had responded to put it out. So then, they had known my address. Once they realized it was the food people's house, they did something unimaginable. After putting out the fire in my trash can, they left. They left my house and went to the store and purchased flowers, a teddy bear and a thank you note (and also went to the station to get the crock pot lol). They pulled up to my house and gave me all these gifts because they appreciated my 4th grade self, bringing them a home cooked meal. I'm 21 years old now, I live in Monterey and I quite literally think of that day, almost every single day of my life. The gentlemen that let me sit in the drivers seat of the fire truck, the flowers, the little white lamb stuffed animal- everything has made such a positive impact in my life. I don't think the men that had participated in that event will ever see this, but if by some luck they do I want them to know I think of it everyday and that they are the reason I am in the career field I'm in now. Firefighters are usually the sweetest, however the kind acts those men made just because I brought them a roast and cookies, will forever make me smile.

I got my notice for jury duty and began calling in daily to see if my group number was needed. Day…read morethree I was to report. I parked in the stadium lot P1 like the notice says. There's plenty of signs telling jurors where to park. I can't believe how many people parked in the wrong place and had to move their car. The summons has the lot address, everyone has a phone. Google it if you're not sure. I was able to check in outside online while waiting for the doors to open. A Sheriff instructed everyone to remove anything metal from their body before going through the metal detector. So many people didn't and this held up the line a bit. These are probably the same people that parked in the wrong lot. Once in the Juror room on the 3rd floor I took a Juror badge and took a seat. They had goodie bags, bottle water, coffee, and pastries since it was Jurors Appreciation Week. Before the orientation videos several judges look time from their courtroom to come to the jury assembly room to show their appreciation. Senator Umberg was also there. It was nice to see all these people. It was a slow day. Not many courtrooms needed jurors. My name wasn't called. Many of us were let go earlier than expected.

Got the golden ticket aka a jury duty summons! Had to report in person (because apparently "I have…read morereservation at Disneyland" isn't a valid excuse). Followed directions and parked in P1 for that sweet free parking with validation, small wins where we can get them. You get $15 a day if selected for jury. Checked in around 7:45am, armed with snacks and false optimism. Waited until noon only to be told I wasn't selected. Honestly? Best plot twist of the day. Walked out with my official "you did your civic duty" receipt and a 12-month pass to freedom. The courthouse café was okay. Grabbed a meat-free breakfast burrito that tasted like responsibility, edible but forgettable. Still, 4 stars for efficiency, free parking and the joy of not being picked!