Since the 1940s, local government entities such as cities, counties and districts have contracted with CAL FIRE to provide many forms of emergency services for their communities. CAL FIRE provides full-service fire protection to many of the citizens of California through the administration of 118 cooperative fire protection agreements in 30 of the State's 58 counties, 41 cities, 30 fire districts and 49 other special districts and service areas. As a full-service fire department CAL FIRE responds to wildland fires, structure fires, floods, hazardous material spills, swift water rescues, civil disturbances, earthquakes, and medical emergencies of all kinds. Local governments are able to utilize this diversity and experience through their contracts and agreements with the Department.
Counties
Alameda |
Fresno |
Merced |
San Diego |
Siskiyou |
Alpine |
Humboldt |
Monterey |
San Mateo |
Sonoma |
Amador |
Lassen |
Napa |
Santa Clara |
Tehama |
Butte |
Madera |
Nevada |
Santa Cruz |
Trinity |
Calaveras |
Mariposa |
Placer |
San Luis Obispo |
Tuolumne |
El Dorado |
Mendocino |
Riverside |
Shasta |
Yuba |
Cities
The following Cities have Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements with CAL FIRE. Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements can be for a wide variety of services depending upon a local government entities needs. CAL FIRE provides service to all the cities listed below. Service provided to cities within Riverside County is provided through cooperative agreements with Riverside County Fire. CAL FIRE provides service to Riverside County Fire through a cooperative agreement.
Auburn |
Lake Elsinore |
Madera |
Pismo Beach |
Weed |
Atwater |
Eastvale |
Moreno Valley |
Rancho Mirage |
Wildomar |
Banning |
Grass Valley |
Menifee |
Redbluff |
Willows |
Beaumont |
Gridley |
Morgan Hill |
Rubidoux |
Yucaipa |
Biggs |
Highland |
Norco |
San Jacinto |
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Calistoga |
Indian Wells |
Oroville |
St. Helena |
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Canyon Lake |
Indio |
Palm Desert |
Soledad |
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Coachella |
Jurupa Valley |
Paradise |
Temecula |
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Desert Hot Springs |
La Quinta |
Perris |
Ukiah |
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Fire Protection Districts
The following Fire Protection Districts have Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements with CAL FIRE. Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements can be for a wide variety of services depending upon a local government entities needs.
Arcata |
East Contra Costa |
Lockwood |
South Monterey |
Aromas Tri County |
Elk Creek |
Meeks Bay |
South Santa Clara County |
Cachagua |
Fresno County |
North Sonoma |
Squaw Valley |
Coastside |
Hamilton City |
North Tahoe |
Truckee |
Cypress |
Higgins |
Pajaro Valley |
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Deer Springs |
Kanawha |
San Diego County |
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Diamond Spings/El Dorado |
Kelseyville |
South Lake County |
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County Service Areas
The following County Service Areas (CSA) have Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements with CAL FIRE. Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements can be for a wide variety of services depending upon a local government entities needs.
Fresno/Shaver Lake #31 |
Siskiyou/McCloud #4 |
Pajaro Dunes #1 |
Sonoma/Sea Ranch #40 |
San Mateo #1 |
Sonoma/Wilmar #40 |
Community Service Districts
The following Community Service Districts have Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements with CAL FIRE. Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements can be for a wide variety of services depending upon a local government entities needs.
Avila Beach |
Morongo Valley |
Yermo |
Cameron Park |
Newberry Springs |
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Dagget |
North Bay Fire |
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Groveland |
Pebble Beach |
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Loma Rica/Browns Valley |
Rubidoux |
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Water Districts
The following Water Districts have Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements with CAL FIRE. Cooperative Fire Protection Agreements can be for a wide variety of services depending upon a local government entities needs.
Arrowbear County Water District |
Nevada County Fire Planner |
Butte County-Enhanced Hazard Abatement |
Ramona MWD |
Metropolitan Water District |
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Others
Firenet Lassen |
Sierra-Sac Valley EMS |
Northstar |
Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital |
Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint College District |
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Wildland Fire Agreements
The following Cities have Wildland Fire Protection Agreements with CAL FIRE. These agreements augment existing city fire department resources specifically for wildland fire fighting services.
Anaheim |
Jurupa Valley |
Redlands |
Beaumont |
Lake Elsinore |
Rocklin |
Calimesa |
Lincoln |
Shasta Lake |
Chino |
Loma Linda |
Tiburon |
Chino Valley Independent |
Murrieta |
Truckee |
Colton |
Rancho Cucamonga |
Wildomar |