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POV last night from the tiller box of Truck 1.

Hopefully this picture helps you stay cool today! Your @santarosafirefighters on Engine 7 we’re called to a water leak many years ago and this is what we found. The leak was isolated by shutting two valves but not after 326,000 gallons escaped.

@santarosafirefighters Engineer Cox from Engine 3 on B-shift works to shut a street valve after a accident which the driver sheared off a fire hydrant.

Diamond plate mattresses and a busy parking lot. Incident bases and rest periods for crews are seeing logistical changes as #covid19 precautions take priority. Engineer Armamini catches a few zzz’s after a long shift at the #applefire.

Wether he knew it or not, growing up the son of a firefighter meant @santarosafirefighters FF Bradley (left) had an early insight into the hard work and long days working in the fire service requires. FF Bradley was deployed last month on the #hogfire and got the chance working side by side with his Father, Assistant Chief Kelly Bradley from Wilmar Fire. FF Bradley currently works on Engine 6 on the east side of Santa Rosa and staffed @santarosafirefighters pandemic response unit (PRU) when it was deployed earlier this year to better serve our community.

* @santarosafirefighters Return Home *
After being assigned to the #HogFire for the last week, @santarosafirefighters assigned to our OES Engine 363 retuned home this afternoon. Our firefighters were teamed up with with @calistogafirefighters @petaluma_firefighters @napa_fire @sonomacountyfiredistrict @sonomavalleyfirefighters

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Sonoma Valley Fire District OES Engine 319 is joined up with neighboring engine companies from Napa Fire, Santa Rosa Fire Department, Sonoma County Fire District, and Petaluma Fire Department at the Hog Fire outside Susanville. Cooperatively, Strike Team 2800 Alpha provides immediate request mutual aid across the Golden State wherever needed. Even while actively engaging in suppression efforts, crews from across the state are following best practices and CDC guidelines to keep COVID 19 in check. Social distancing, fever screening, face covering, and other practices are in place across the fire line. Crew safety as a priority is what makes our county and neighboring agencies #sonomastrong #SVFD #wildfire2020 #readysetgo @napa_fire @petaluma_firefighters @santarosafirefighters @sonomacountyfiredistrict

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A Spartan Ferrara Heavy Rescue unit from Santa Rosa Fire Dept makes the rounds during the 2018 Wings Over Wine Country airshow. Rescue vehicles are designed to transport and provide the specialized equipment necessary for technical rescues in emergency situations. Ferrara builds a full line of emergency vehicles using other company’s chassis, in this case a Spartan. Nikon D7100 w/18-200mm. #firefighter #firetruck #firetrucksdaily #spartanfireapparatus #fireengine #bayareafirefighter #firetrucksofamerica #americanfireapparatus #spartanferrara #santarosafiredepartment #californiafirefighter #fireapparatusphotography #wingsoverwinecountry #IAmNikon #NikonNPS #nikonusa #nikonphotography

Engine 25 pumping earlier today during the vegetation fire in the area of the 2000 block of Stony Point Road. Engine 25 is the only Type 3 engine of the @santarosafirefighters fleet. It is crossed staffed with Engine 6’s crew out of Station 6.

Probationary FF Stevens doing some driver/operator training this morning.

Truck 1 from A-shift doing some training today with probationary FF Keegan.

Around 5am this morning, B-shift responded to a reported structure fire in the 2000 block of Mission Blvd. in District 6. With a aggressive fire attack and vertical ventilation, the crews on-scene were able to prevent the spread of the fire into the living area. Fire was contained to the attic and garage. One cat was rescued from inside. No injuries reported.

Captain David Jr. 🚒 👩🏼‍🚒 🔥

Everyday is a training day. 🚒

We don’t know if this little guy will quite make the cut for the lateral requirements. 🚒 The Santa Rosa Fire Department is currently hiring for Lateral Firefighter-Paramedics. Go peek at the job announcement 👀 ⬇️⬇️
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https://www.google.com/search?ibp=htl;jobs&hl=en-US&q=santa+rosa+fire+department+hiring&kgs=67142fd0ea07db04&shndl=-1&source=sh/x/im/textlists/detail&entrypoint=sh/x/im/textlists/detail#fpstate=tldetail&htidocid=IVgkcn-RXg7HjrhFAAAAAA%3D%3D&htiq=santa+rosa+fire+department+hiring&htivrt=jobs

Former Santa Rosa Fire Department Engineer Brian Campbell passed away on June 3rd, 2020. The #santarosafirefighters have heavy hearts and are keeping his family in our thoughts and prayers. RIP brother.

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