Moving Forward (FY 24-25)

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Annual Report (FY 24-25)

Firefighters and emergency responders work at the scene of a two-car accident on a residential street during daylight. One firefighter carries a detached car door, while others assist near the damaged vehicles — a red SUV and a black sedan. Medical equipment and stretchers are laid out on the road, and a police officer stands nearby managing the scene. Fire trucks are parked in the background, and a crowd of onlookers gathers behind safety barriers. Palm trees, houses, and hills are visible under a partly cloudy sky.

Every 15 Minutes Cajon High School

April 24, 2025

#SBCoFD joined a multi-agency “Every 15 Minutes” demo at Cajon HS to show the dangers…

A uniformed fire department official is seated indoors, speaking on camera in what appears to be a dispatch or communications center. He is wearing a black uniform with a badge and nameplate, and monitors are visible in the background. Bold white text on the image reads: “BEING A 911 DISPATCHER” at the top, and “to thank the,” and “BEHIND THE SCENES” near the bottom, indicating a tribute to 911 dispatchers.

Being a 911 Dispatcher – Behind the Scenes

April 19, 2025

During #NPSTW, #SBCoFD honors dispatchers whose calm voices guide every response across the county

A smiling woman in a black uniform with a fire department emblem sits in a dispatch center, speaking on camera. Behind her are computer monitors and office equipment. Text on the image reads: “911 DISPATCHER” at the top, “We did have 6 year old caller.” in the middle as a subtitle, and “HELPS A 6 YEAR OLD CALLER” at the bottom, highlighting a dispatcher’s role in assisting a young emergency caller.

911 Dispatcher Helps 6-Year-Old Caller

April 18, 2025

Reducing hazardous vegetation, and creating defensible space in high-risk areas

Two men, one in a uniform and one in a blue shirt with "California Veterinary Emergency Team" on the sleeve, guide and examine a light-colored horse outdoors in a fenced area. The sky is clear with a few clouds, and a tree and metal structures are visible in the background. A bold red banner at the bottom of the image contains white and black text that reads: “MISSION: NO ANIMAL IS LEFT BEHIND.”

Mission: No Animal is Left Behind

April 15, 2025

#SBCoFD joined multi-agency training with CVET on large animal rescue—strengthening regional response

A close-up of a woman with long dark hair and a nose piercing, speaking on camera in an indoor setting. She is smiling slightly while talking. On-screen subtitle text reads, “I helped a mom and dad.” Bold white text at the top reads: “911 DISPATCHER,” and at the bottom: “HELPS DELIVER A BABY,” highlighting the dispatcher’s role in assisting with an emergency childbirth over the phone.

911 Dispatcher Helps Deliver a Baby

April 14, 2025

During #NPSTW, #SBCoFD honors dispatchers like Jessica Trice, who helped deliver a baby over the…

A group of four mixed-breed dogs sitting in a row against a white background. From left to right: a long-haired, shaggy dog with hair covering its eyes; a short-haired brown dog with a white patch on its chest; a curly black and gray dog with a white chest; and a small light brown dog wearing a red scarf, tilting its head slightly to the side. All dogs are facing forward with attentive expressions.

Pet Scanners at the Fire Station in San Bernardino

April 11, 2025

#SBCoFD adds pet microchip scanners to 10 SB stations to reunite lost pets

A large group of uniformed emergency personnel, including firefighters and other responders, stand in a line on a sandy surface under a clear blue sky, attentively listening to someone out of frame. Some individuals wear navy blue uniforms, while others wear yellow firefighting gear. A woman in the foreground, wearing a blue shirt, olive green pants, hiking boots, and a brown cap, sits on a green container, also listening. Several vehicles are parked in the background behind the group. The scene appears to be part of a briefing or training session held outdoors.

Multi-Agency Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) Drill in Joshua Tree

February 28, 2025

#SBCoFD joined a multi-agency MCI drill at Joshua Tree to boost disaster response in remote…

A firefighter in full turnout gear carries a distressed woman with simulated head injuries during a mass casualty incident drill at Joshua Tree National Park. A fire engine is visible in the background.

MCI Drill in Joshua Tree

February 28, 2025

Agencies train in Joshua Tree for a Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) drill simulating a crash.

Close-up image of the side of a red fire engine with bold white and black lettering that reads “SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY FIRE.” A metallic emblem labeled “Dash” is visible at the top. In the bottom corner, a news banner from ABC7 reads: “NOW AT 4PM – NEW FIRE ENGINES FOR SB CO.” The image highlights a news segment about newly acquired fire engines for San Bernardino County Fire Department.

SBCoFD Expands Fleet with 10 New Fire Engines

February 21, 2025

#SBCoFD adds 10 new fire engines for faster wildfire response, boosting readiness across the county