Great fire station crew at Fire Station 8 in the La Sierra District of Riverside CA…read more It's currently undergoing some construction but these true professionals know how to get the job done under pressure.

Excellent, fast, professional and thorough. Thank-you very much…read more Love love love our Fontana Fire Dept

Had to call the EMT's to take me to KFH. They came so fast to my home in Bloomington. The guys were…read moresuper nice and professional. Really helped my fears and anxiety. They stayed with me until I got an Emergency Room. I wish I wrote down the names, but was very impressed how I as treated. Hope I never need your services again, but job well done!

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.

Captain O'Toole is awesome. A true professional thank you for saving my house in Chino Hillsread more

I visited to make some sand bags for the recent rains in Chino Hills to keep my yard from flooding…read moreinto the house because my yard drain was not working properly. They had a large pile of sand, sandbags with attached ties, and a special shovel that filled the bags easily, and quickly. I appreciate this wonderful service and thank the fire station for hosting.

We moved to Rancho Cucamonga for the great school, beautiful neighborhoods, wonderful shopping and…read morerestaurants and it's premier public safety... Thank you Rancho Cucamonga Firefighters

Outstanding service by a public agency that really cares for the people they serve. Simply the BEST.read more

What's not to like.... They risk their lives for ours....They're always on the clock…read more... Thank you doesn't seem to cut it....BUT THANK YOU!!!! To all who serve! We appreciate you!!!!

How many ways can we spell "above the line" this fire department from the architecture, engines and…read morestaff. Architecture of the fire house was a big plus. So many bays here for engines. Quint and advise was appreciated. Noguchi, Captain Estrada and invited me to the table and we dicussed technical features of the "apparatus" (no its' not what you are thinking). Thanks for photo opportunity, interaction and learning. Glad it's not all about business and people matter in the very wealthy little city of Industry. Appreciate the advice and gesture.

This fire station houses the brave men and women who serve the town of Alta Loma, within the city…read moreof Rancho Cucamonga. Boundaries mean nothing however when emergencies exists, as these brave souls are available way beyond their initial response zone. Responding to medical and fire emergencies 24/7, they are ever eager to assist whenever called upon to do so. Station 1 represents the first fire station in Alta Loma, having moved from their original site on the corner of Amethyst St.and Lomita Dr. sometime in the 50s. To be continued