California State Firefighters' Association

Information will follow as soon as possible regarding Chief Digiovanna’s services and family wishes. With respect, and in mourning, Your CSFA Board and Staff

While the article focuses on showing love to your parents while they are still here, we also need to think about our relationships with our families, friends, and co-workers as well, as we never know when we will lose a friend like Chief DiGiovanna. csfa.net/seasons-of-bec…

CSFA Family, This is a tough way to begin 2026. Fire Chief Sam DiGiovanna, a beloved leader, mentor, and friend, passed away on December 31, 2025, at 9:03PM, leaving behind his wife Janet, and a legacy of service and dedication to his profession and community.

We’re grateful to @csfafire for sponsoring the 2024 EMS Awards! From volunteers to fire chiefs, the California State Firefighters’ Association connects thousands of firefighters statewide to build a community for California’s emergency responders! #EMSAwards #ThankYouEMS

THE ANNUAL CTEX 2026 Conference is back! February 23-25 2026 Registration opens soon at CTEX.CSFA.NET #csfa #ctex #firefighters

We Want You As A Member: Join Today and Experience the CSFA Membership Advantage! Become a member today to unlock a world of exceptional opportunities, resources, and benefits that will propel your career to new heights. csfa.net/membership-int…

Building Tomorrow’s Firefighters: SBCoFD Explorers Compete at CSFA Explorer Muster The San Bernardino County Fire Protection District (SBCoFD) Explorer Post proudly represented the department at the 2nd Annual California State Firefighters’ Association (CSFA) Explorer Muster, held last month in Riverside, California. This wonderful event brought together 29 Explorer programs from across the state to participate in hands-on firefighting drills and team-building exercises. The Explorer Muster is designed to test and develop the skills of young aspiring firefighters through various fire service evolutions, promoting teamwork, discipline, and firefighting fundamentals. Participants took part in multiple competitive events that challenged their knowledge, physical ability, and problem-solving skills, all essential qualities for a future in the fire service. The SBCoFD Explorer Program offers young men and women between the ages of 14 and 21 a firsthand look into the life of a firefighter. With active Explorer Posts in Fontana, Upland, the North Desert, and the South Desert, the program provides invaluable hands-on experience and mentorship from professional firefighters. It serves as a stepping stone to entry-level positions within the fire service, helping Explorers build a foundation for careers as firefighters, paramedics, and other emergency responders. For more information on how to join the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District Explorer Program, visit sbcfire.org/fire-explorers/ or call (909) 387-5974.