Carson City Fire Department

Make Halloween safe for your little monsters! Follow these easy safety tips to help make Halloween a safer endeavor for family, friends and little things that go bump in the night! For additional fire safety information and more spooky fun, check out Sparky.org.

Carson City Fire joined neighbors, organizations, and individuals across the country and across the globe in remembrance, honoring the emergency services personnel and thousands of innocent men, women, and children killed in the horrific attacks of 9/11/2001. #NeverForget

Strike Team 4232C, made up from firefighters from East Fork Fire, Central Lyon Co, Fallen Leaf Lake and Carson City Fire are home. Each member rose to the occasion by doing their part to help save the Tahoe Basin. Well done Strike Team 4232C and welcome home.

We are encouraging residents who wish to donate to the #CaldorFire evacuees to not bring the items to Station 51. Instead, call 775-887-2100 for more information on where you can donate! We are proud of the support from our community for those who are impacted by the fire.

‼South Lake Tahoe Residents‼ The evacuation shelter for @CountyElDorado residents is being moved to the Reno-Sparks Convention Center for those without pets and the Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center for those with pets and with campers. No cots are available at this location.

These locations will have the most up-to-date information on the #CaldorFire, repopulation efforts, and the resources available for El Dorado County residents to help get you home and reconnected with friends and family.

We have received numerous inquiries regarding volunteering and donations. American Red Cross is managing both evacuation sites. Questions from the public regarding Carson City evacuation sites, donations or volunteering can be directed to: redcross.org 1-800-RED CROSS

Yesterday (August 30, 2021), Carson City opened two evacuation centers, one at the Community Center – 851 East William Street and one at Fuji Park – 601 Old Clear Creek Road. As of last night, both evacuation centers are at maximum capacity.

Captain Travis Boggs giving Care Flight the touchdown approval during last night's Sheriff's Night Out! #GoodTimes in #CarsonCity!

We had so much fun at Sheriff's Night Out! Thank you @Carson_Sheriff for coordinating last night's event. It was great to see all the families and partnering agencies - celebrating together in the spirit of community.

@Fireguy48867643 @TMFPD The incident is under investigation. This serves as a great reminder – it’s not smart to play with fire.

@TMFPD @CarsonFireDept Did you catch them?

#TMFR assisted @CarsonFireDept on this incident late last night.

Shift Report 7/18-21: Crews responded to a total of 94 calls. CCFD responded to a half-acre fire with @TMFPD near the top of Goni, crews managed to rapidly suppress the fire upon arrival. Crews located firework shell casings. Report illegal firework use 887-COPS (2677) or 9-1-1.

⚠️RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 2 PM TO 10 PM PDT THURSDAY FOR GUSTY WINDS AND LOW HUMIDITY FOR THE SIERRA FRONT⚠️The Prison Hill Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) area and the motorized trailhead/parking located on Golden Eagle Lane is closed due to red flag warning.

Recently Northern Nevada and California fire agencies celebrated the graduation of the 21-1 Capital City Regional Fire Academy. After completing 14 weeks of training CCFD welcomes personnel Carlos Madrid, Joshua Adams, Bryson Borino, John Carlson, Brandon Okuma, and Greg Richards

Carson City Fire Department responded to a brush fire at approximately 2:11 p.m. Ground crews and air support were able to make an aggressive attack, quickly making forward progress. The cause of the fire is pending an investigation and is estimated to have burned 6 acres.

Have multiple ways out, blocking windows can cause people to become trapped. Those living on the 2nd floor of any dwelling are advised to keep a residential escape ladder. Info regarding smoke alarms and home escape planning: Carson City Fire Prevention Division at 775-887-2210.

Smoke alarms in the home is one of the single most important fire safety features residents can have. We recommend a smoke alarm in each sleeping room, the hallway that adjoins the sleeping rooms, and one on each level of the home.

CCFD responded to a structure fire on Tiger Drive, where it was noted there were no smoke alarms in the home and most of the windows were covered. The family was awake when the fire broke out and were able to escape unharmed-had they been asleep the incident would have been fatal