The Escondido Firefighters

Last night's fire in the 400 block of East Washington Ave. 📸torimariscalphotography

Crews are on scene of a vegetation fire on Vista Grande Glen.

Today, we mourn with our brothers and sisters from escondidopolice as Officer Brett Byler was laid to rest. Rest in peace officer Byler.

We are looking for support volunteers. If you are 50 years of age or older and looking for a way to get involved with a great organization, look no further. Our...

Today your Escondido Firefighters completed a Veteran's day workout crafted by the navysealfoundation to honor the memory of U.S. Navy Seal Chad Wilkinson. The ...

Quick stop on a vehicle fire last night prevented the loss of nearby exposures, including a residence. Good work E132.

E132 handing out candy on the east side. Happy Halloween everyone. Stay safe out there. 🎃👻🎃👻🎃👻🎃👻🎃

A new addition to the city skyline, Carvana. E137 recently took a look around the new structure as part of an impromptu training session. In the fire service, i...

The next engineer's test is coming up quickly and our candidates are studying hard to ace it. The engineer rank is responsible for driving the fire engine and p...

When a car's engine compartment catches fire, it can be difficult to access. If crews are unable to pop the hood by other means, they may employ the use of a ci...

Brush 133 has been busy helping with the continuing wildfire season in California. They are finishing out a 2 week deployment on the KNP complex and the Alisal ...

The Escondido Fire Department recently took possession of an OES type 6 engine from the State of California. OES stands for Office of Emergency Services. OES ap...

After returning from Ohio for maintenance, Reserve Truck 131 is back in service. Having a back up truck ensures the citizens of Escondido are still protected wh...

Crews quickly stopped a working commercial fire today before it could spread to adjoining units. The fire originated in the laundry room of an apartment complex...

Night drill! Most structure fires don't occur during the day. They quietly grow, undetected at night until they become large and life-threatening. That's why we...