I am so grateful for the kind compassionate Fire Fighters at this station. I was stuck in the…read moretraffic due to the race this morning and needed assistance on the way to the hospital. I was able to pull over and ask them for help. One of the Fire Fighters was so kind and compassionate and was able to help me. Thank you!

for Ella w yes they do do u want people to be safe. do u want people to live do you to help people…read more Ur a KAREN do want them to ram into people. Anyways They one of the hardest working stations in sf. all y'all who left a one star r KARENS

Dude! I'll try and make this short…read more I was at the Federal Building a few blocks away having possibly signs of a stroke (it wasn't and I'm fine). They were called and arrived shortly after...ahhh quick. Two paramedics first and then a cavalry of firefighters all with intent to help. They get me to the ambulance and hook me up, asking a bunch of questions all the while making me as relaxed and calm as I could be...perfect. Their professionalism was showing all the while. The driver had a good time with the lights and sirens, not needed but why not. Arrived at the hospital and they made sure I was placed in good hands with a seamless transition. Much appreciated. After my release from the hospital I was walking back to my car and unexpectedly walked by their firehouse. I stopped to wait for them to back up their fire engine and one of the fireman recognized me from the morning. He came out and asked me how I was doing. He didn't have to do that but he did! That's straight kindness. Last words...God bless you all at Station 3.

Showing sum love.. my Mah really appreciates your service and so do I.. wish I could have seen u…read moreguys growing up.. tossing a football back n forth.. got stuck in alameda cuz it's "safe" ;-))

5/10/2021: I'm visiting here on business; however, I can't tell the nature of conducting business…read morewith the San Francisco Fire Department Headquarters BUT, I can definitely report their professional service is expediently prompt, courteous, and competently well-handled! Firstly, I have never visited the San Francisco Fire Department Headquarters despite, being born in San Francisco . . . It has taken 66-years before visiting the San Francisco Fire Department Headquarters! Secondly, I must comment the interior and exterior architecture for San Francisco Fire Department Headquarters is absolutely stunning, indeed! The marble walls and tiled floors installed are stunning as well as the staircase leading to I don't know where but, the marble walls continued downstairs as well! The entire San Francisco Fire Department Headquarters is truly expensive structure adorned with lavish interior, and exterior architecture; simply amazing!

I witnessed something at The Crosby last night that disturbed me. Scenario: A tenant returning to…read moreher unit saw a fighter fighter with a ladder coming downstairs. She made room for the firefighter to pass her, he said "I'll do my best." She said, "I know you know better than to hit me (with your equipment)." Instead of assuming she was complimenting his proficiency, he said something very unprofessional to her. Him and his partner ridiculed her for just saying the above. After they quasi-bullied her she said, "thank you for your service." What was the problem? Maybe arrogant overpaid firefighters from a certain demographic don't like poor people in The Tenderloin speaking to them like their peers. @TaraL. Speaking of reverse racism, on a bet, SFFD has less black staff than Berkeley has black undergrads, less black staff than San Francisco has black residents. They can't afford to fire the one black man on the team. Asians have a hate bill. If a black man is "racist" against Asians and kills one, the law has your back. Sorry if SFFD isn't helping. SFFD doesn't have a lot of Chinese fire fighters. Why not? Is the department full of arrogant overpaid white dudes who have GEDs and passed the fitness test? Black privilege would be the SFFD with 20% black men on the payroll because black men are so athletic and most of them have GEDs. Not sure what you think black privilege looks like. It might look like a black woman getting away with speaking to the man with a tone in her voice. Ya think?

We were in town visiting and saw the firemen outside and decided to pop by. WOW. We had such a…read morewonderful time with these men. They showed us around the station and were so hospitable. If I was stuck in a tree, I would hope it's near Station 13!

13 is a lucky number if you happen to need the firefighters and paramedics from this station. I…read moresustained an ugly compound fracture at 5:45 a.m. in North Beach on the street right outside my office. They parked my car for me at the lot next door, went into my office to shut off the lights and retrieve my purse, crawled around to recover my car keys and (at my request) went looking through my files, etc. to locate things for me. They were professional, efficient, competent, reassuring, funny. Good, good people doing a thankless job.

We are 900 feet away from the station, but it still took them 15 minutes to arrive on scene. Don't…read moretrust these fools with anything!

#30/2016 The crew of…read moreSFFD Station #2 could not have been nicer. Having heard this great tip that you can buy t-shirts with the station's logo - in this case, the Chinese dragon in honor of Chinatown- we made a quick stop. Around the corner and down a short alley, we found the brass doorbell for visitors. We were greeted warmly and enthusiastically and given a quick tour from firefighter Suzanne including the firemen's personal quarters where one of the crew was making dinner. A call came in, we were asked to stay and we quickly shoved ourselves into a corner of the stairwell. The nice fireman who was on dinner duty grabbed the t-shirt my little boy wanted (they have two designs) and then we got a nice photo opp with him and one very happy 8 year-old who's got bragging rights and a cool t-shirt ($20, supports our fine men and women of the SFFD). As we go about our everyday lives, I think we forget to appreciate and thank the men and women of both the SFFD and SFPD who keep us safe. And the t-shirts are really excellent with neighborhood stations sporting varying logos (Italian flag for North Beach and I can't wait to discover the rest!) Pick one up for your niece, nephew, your own little kid- or yourself!

Super nice guys, came to buy a shirt for my husband. The guys where nice enough to show me the…read morestation. They had funny jokes too.

I've had several run ins with the sf fire department in my life for a variety of reasons and always…read morewas I treated with compassion and humor and kindness. Just wanted to say thank you, you guys rock.

Walking past this fire station with my 4 year old friend. Said he wanted to hear the fire engine…read morehorn honking. A very nice fireman told him that would be too loud, but he let Henry ring the big old fashioned bell. Two major fires at the Somerset over 15 years. This past week 79 fire fighters showed up, building saved. Even in the worst scenarios they are up-beat, confident, and totally focussed. Thanks for your generosity and dedication.