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under investigation. No injuries. The call came in at 11:15 AM and was in the 7500 block of Katella.

on both fires while ensuring all residents were safely evacuated. Through a well-coordinated effort by firefighters operating inside, outside, and on the roof, the fire was stopped, and multiple apartment units were saved. 29 adults and 10 children displaced. The cause is >>>

3-Alarm Fire in Stanton 🚨 Just after 11 this morning, firefighters in Stanton arrived to find a row of detached garages heavily involved in fire, with flames already extending into the attic of the apartment complex behind them. Crews quickly launched an aggressive attack >>>

This is the same reservoir that provided more than 700,000 gallons of water for firefighting helicopters defending our community during the Airport Fire. Working together with safety and service as a common goal. Local, regional, and national — always training, always prepared.

Wildfires. Hurricanes. All-hazard. All the time. This week, OCFA Urban Search & Rescue California Task Force 5 trained with new equipment at @SMWDwater Upper Oso Reservoir.

Nobody was injured, and the cause is under investigation. Thank you to our partners at @IrvinePolice!

With multiple reports of trees on fire at 8:15 p.m., firefighters responded to Orange Acres Lane in @City_of_Irvine, where eight cypress trees were engulfed in flames and showering embers. Crews quickly extinguished the fire, preventing any damage to nearby homes.

The kids from the school nearby never miss a chance to hype them up — so yesterday, we returned the favor with a surprise: hats for our biggest supporters. Thank you to these amazing kids for bringing the energy and reminding us why we do what we do every single day.

Every morning at Station 21 in @CityofTustin, something special happens. While firefighters push through their workouts, they’ve got a whole crew of little cheerleaders next door 👩‍🚒👏

The Orange County Fire Authority and Orange County Professional Firefighters Local 3631 honor the life and service of Fire Captain David J. Grubb on this anniversary of his Line of Duty Death on April 21, 1999. David and his family are forever in our hearts.

31 years ago, 168 lives were lost in the Oklahoma City bombing. Today, and everyday we remember those who died, their loved ones, and the brave first responders who risked their lives to save others.

Already dressed in a fire department shirt, we have a feeling we may see him again one day wearing the uniform! 🙏 @ABC7LosAngeles

Born in an ambulance on the 22 Freeway just two months ago, with OCFA firefighter paramedics helping welcome him into the world, this sweet baby boy and his family made a special visit to Fire Station 86 in @CityGardenGrove for a heartwarming reunion.

After stabilizing his injuries, crews carried him more than a half mile across rugged terrain to a safe location where he was hoisted into the helicopter. The helicopter then landed at a nearby location, and firefighter paramedics took him to the hospital in an ambulance.

Helicopter rescue POV. Yesterday, two helicopter rescue medics were lowered 150 feet to reach a man injured after a fall in Black Star Canyon, while firefighters on the ground made access on foot.

As seen in these videos, firefighters arrived to heavy fire and knocked it down quickly ensuring no one was injured and protecting neighbors’ homes. The cause is under investigation, and no one was injured. Thank you to our partners @OCSDLagunaNigue and @SoCal_RedCross.

From sleeping to safety. That’s what working smoke alarms did for a resident on Center Court in @LagunaNiguelCty. He was awakened by smoke alarms alerting him to a fire downstairs, giving him valuable time to escape and call 911 at 4:42 this morning.

OCFA Heavy Fire Equipment Operators then removed the vehicles to allow safe access to extinguish the remaining hot spots. Before leaving, firefighters gave Fillmore some well-deserved attention! 🙏 @OrangeCityFire for the assistance.

The family grabbed garden hoses and did what they could to slow the fire’s spread until firefighters arrived and quickly contained the flames to just the garage — saving the house.

Give this dog an award! At about 4:30 this morning, Fillmore barked urgently from his bed inside the family home on Skyway Drive in Unincorporated Tustin, refusing to stop. Realizing something was wrong, the homeowners looked out the window and saw a flickering light.