San Andreas Fire Dept

The Calaveras Consolidated Fire Protection District, known as Cal-Co Fire, was established on July 1, 2013, through a Joint Power Agreement between the Jenny Lind and Foothill Fire Protection Districts. Covering approximately 163 square miles in the western part of Calaveras County, it serves communities such as Valley Springs, Burson, and Milton, offering vital fire protection and emergency medical services to around 15,000 residents. With a dedicated team of five full-time personnel and about 50 volunteers, Cal-Co Fire responds to roughly 1,300 fire and medical emergencies each year. The district protects various commercial operations, single-family homes, and high-traffic recreational lakes, while also managing an extensive wildland interface area. Generated from the website

The City of Angels Camp Fire Department provides essential services to the community, focusing on safety through code enforcement, fire prevention, and public education initiatives. The department also promotes adherence to regulations regarding vegetation, weed abatement, and residential burning to enhance public safety and environmental protection. In addition to fire services, the City of Angels Camp is committed to accessible governance, ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act through established grievance procedures and self-evaluation plans. The city's departments work collaboratively to support economic development, community planning, and public works, fostering an inclusive and thriving environment for residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website

The Calaveras Consolidated Fire Protection District, known as Cal-Co Fire, was established on July 1, 2013, through a Joint Power Agreement between the Jenny Lind and Foothill Fire Protection Districts. Serving approximately 15,000 residents across a 163 square mile area in western Calaveras County, it protects various communities including Valley Springs, Burson, Wallace, and others, while managing a diverse range of fire and emergency services. Cal-Co Fire operates with a dedicated team of 5 full-time personnel and around 50 volunteers, responding to approximately 1,300 fire and medical emergencies each year. The district's responsibilities encompass protecting commercial operations, residential structures, recreational lakes, and extensive wildland interfaces. Generated from the website