San Pasqual Volunteer Fire Department

Our Mission

The San Pasqual Reservation Fire Department is focused on providing the greatest degree of public solutions for our neighborhood.

Our company is proud to provide the San Pasqual Indian Reservation and surrounding communities, so we respect the customs and customs of all the folks we take care of.

We attempt to supply quality solution by protecting life and home through fire suppression, disaster transport reactions, special relief responses, fire avoidance and general public knowledge.

We have been grateful and proud become part of this community and certainly will continue doing our perfect for all we provide.

Our Record

The San Pasqual Reservation Fire Department was establishes in 1998. By July 01 2011, the fire division features 27 paid personnel. The fire department at the moment features a 2004 kind I HME Engine with 1000 gallon capacity, and a 1998 Type II Global with a 500 gallon capability. In addition on staff, a Type we and Type III book motor and two demand automobiles. A 100 base Smeal Tractor Driven Aerial truck has been put into solution November of 2010. Since the San Pasqual Reservation Fire Department, we are focused on Fire Prevention, lifetime Safety and Training. We are pleased to provide the San Pasqual Indian Reservation and surrounding communities, and we also respect the ways and practices of all of the men and women we take care of. We are grateful and pleased to be section of this neighborhood and can continue doing our best for all we offer. The communities of Valley Center, Rincon, Pauma Valley, Mesa Grande, Palomar Mountain and CAL FIRE San Diego product are typical surrounding communities with paid and volunteer fire departments. Since the late 1990’s the Fire Departments among these surrounding communities been employed by together in times of disaster to produce citizens of North hillcrest County with fire, relief, and crisis medical services. Through these collaborations the necessity for standardized and available training had been identified. It was also during this time that the fire service trained in general is starting to become much more standardized.