San Bernardino County Firefighters – IAFF Local 935

San Bernardino County Firefighters

Local 935

98,119

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6,328

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1,785

Public Assists

693

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IAFF Local 935, is a labor organization that represents the men and women of the San Bernardino County , Big Bear City , Big Bear Lake, Colton, Loma Linda , and Montclair Fire Departments. Its members are dedicated to the protection and safety of the Communities they serve. The firefighters of Local 935 are committed to the well being of the public through our humanitarian efforts, donations, and events.

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San Bernardino County Professional Firefighters represents 644 full time members of San Bernardino County Fire, Loma Linda, Colton, and Big Bear.

Puppies Rescued from Yucca Valley Tortoise Den Su

Puppies Rescued from Yucca Valley Tortoise Den

Sunday San Bernardino County Fire crews were requested for a unique public service call in Yucca Valley. Two curious five month old puppies had made their way into a tortoise den and were unable to exit due to a 100 ln tortoise blocking their exit. Residents were worried as the dogs had been in the den for multiple hours and were silent.

#SBCoFD ME42 & MA42 arrived to find a large underground tortoise den with two puppies inside and a 100lb tortoise blocking the exit. Firefighters attempted to coax Oscar, a large desert tortoise from its den, so firefighters could get to the puppies. Crews used a tasty watermelon treat to attempt to coax the tortoise from the den. The tasty watermelon trick was unsuccessful & firefighters went to plan B, digging.

With Oscar blocking the exit, crews worked to dig an access hole to rescue the dogs. After an hour of digging crews were able to get the puppies out of the den. “Peo” and “Finn”, were unharmed & happy to reunite with their dog mom Kathleen.

We are glad we could assist with this unique call & there was such a positive outcome!

Fire Damages San Bernardino High Rise Occupancy

Fire Damages San Bernardino High Rise Occupancy

This morning San Bernardino County Fire received reports of a commercial fire alarm at a San Bernardino County Building in the 100 block of West 3rd Street, San Bernardino. Responding fire crews arrived to find heavy smoke and fire showing from the fourth floor of a six floor building. The incident was immediately balanced to a first alarm commercial response.

Arriving firefighters engaged in forcible entry, hose deployment & locating the fire. The fire was quickly balanced to a “High Rise” response, bringing a total of 25 Engines, 5 Truck Companies and 5 Chief Officers. Firefighters made their way up to the fire floor, working to locate the fire, search for any potential victims and initiate a fire attack. Once on the fourth floor, firefighters found heavy smoke, fire & high heat conditions. Crews tied in to the standpipe system, allowing them to flow water through working to suppress the fire and locate any potential victims on the fire floor. The fire, also exposed floors above, so keeping the fire to one floor was a high priority. The 5th and 6th floor also had high heat and smoke, but no fire. Crews worked in low visibility and high heat conditions to complete a search of the large space for any potential victims. Firefighters were successful in keeping the fire to the 4th floor. All searches of the building came up negative.

The fire was ultimately knocked down in approximately 90 minutes. Extensive overhaul, water salvage & investigation. No firefighters were injured in the fire. Fire Investigators are on-scene working on a cause / origin investigation. The cause is under investigation.

San Bernardino County Fire responded with 16 Engines, 4 Trucks, 6 Chief Officers, an Air/Light Unit and Two Fire Investigators. Redlands, Loma Linda, Colton, Rialto, Rancho Cucamonga, Highland & Chino Valley all assisted with the incident.

Thanks to our cooperators for their continued support these past two days.

Incident - High Rise Fire
Date / Time - 6/19/22, 9:32AM
Location - 100 block of West 3rd Street, San Bernardino

Four Alarm Fire Burns Multiple Buildings & Pallet

Four Alarm Fire Burns Multiple Buildings & Pallet Yard in San Bernardino

Yesterday evening San Bernardino Co Fire crews were dispatched to a reported commercial fire, in the area of East Central & South Lugo, San Bernardino.

Crews quickly arrived on-scene to find a large pallet yard on fire w/ multiple exposures immediately threatened. Arriving crews worked to suppress the large fire & protect nearby exposures. Windy conditions & high heat quickly pushed the fire through the highly combustible pallet yard. A 2nd alarm was quickly struck to bring additional manpower and equip to the scene. A large amount of ember cast blew through the adjacent area causing additional spot fires, threatening multiple city blocks.

The pallet fire continued to grow through the large stacks of pallets, with FFs battling high radiant heat from the fire. Arriving crews utilized hand lines & aerial master streams to suppress the fire, working to keep the fire in the pallet yard footprint. A 3rd alarm was requested to bring additional FFs to the large & dynamic fire. The immediate fire area was evacuated due to the fire threat and power was shut off to ensure FFs were safe to operate.

Despite best efforts, the intense fire spread to mult buildings adjacent to the pallet yard. Downed power lines, gusty winds & high heat made the firefight challenging. At the height of the fire more than 70 personnel were on-scene. A large column of smoke was very visible from throughout the valley & mountain areas.

Three structures were destroyed by the fire & two were damaged. A large amout of pallets were also consumed by the fire. Firefighters were successful in keeping the fire from multiple large occupancies, businesses and adjacent vegetation. No damage estimates were available at the time of the press release. There was one minor injury to a FF & was not transported by ambulance. The fire remains under investigation
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REPOST: @socalnewsoutlet SAN BERNARDINO: Shortly a

REPOST: @socalnewsoutlet SAN BERNARDINO: Shortly after 9:30 AM Reports came in of a fire at one of the SAN BERNARDINO County building. On arrival the fire was upgraded to a 3 alarm and a multi agency response was initiated and the fire was knocked down firefighters are now in overhaul and salvage mode. there is no additional information at this time

REPOST: @socalnewsoutlet SAN BERNARDINO: Shortly a

REPOST: @socalnewsoutlet SAN BERNARDINO: Shortly after 5pm yesterday reports came into 911 of a fire at a pallet yard near the intersection of CENTRAL AVE/LUGO AVE on arrival firefighters located a large yard on fire and a 3rd ALARM was put out help arrived from neighboring cities the cause of the fire is still under investigation there is no additional information at this time

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REPOST: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire ME23 flowing big water at the 3A #LugoFire this yesterday afternoon

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REPOST: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire MT221 working the #3rdStreetFire this morning.

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Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire Dozer 2 and @calfirebdu Dozer 3540 working on a plan at the #SheepFire #trackattack

Two Alarm Fire Burns San Bernardino Commercial Bui

Two Alarm Fire Burns San Bernardino Commercial Building

This morning San Bernardino County Fire crews were dispatched to a reported commercial structure fire in the area of West 5th Street and North “F” Street, San Bernardino. Multiple 911 callers stated smoke from a two-story building.

Firefighters quickly arrived on-scene to find heavy smoke showing from the second story of the commercial occupancy. Arriving crews engaged, working to suppress the fire and ensure no occupants were inside the structure. Due to the size of the structure and amount of fire, a second alarm response was requested. The fire continued to grow, causing roof compromise, which forced firefighters to take a defensive posture.

Once outside, firefighters used aerial master streams and handlines to knock the fire down. Once safe to enter, crews reengaged to work on fire suppression and complete a search of the large occupancy. Ultimately the fire was knocked down in 90 minutes. All searches of the building came up negative. Firefighters remained on-scene for multiple hours working on overhaul and investigation. No injuries to firefighters were reported. The building, vacant at the time of the fire was heavily damaged.

San Bernardino County Fire responded with 9 Engines, three Trucks, three Chief Officers, a Training Officer and a Fire Investigator. Colton FD assisted with an Engine.

Incident – Commercial Structure Fire
Date / Time – 6/14/22, 7:37AM
Location – 500 Block of West 5th Street, San Bernardino

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Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire FF from BE75 working the perimeter of the #SheepFire this afternoon along Hwy 2.

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Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire holding the line along Hwy 2 at the #SheepFire

Repost: @564fire The #SheepFire bumping Hwy 2. @sa

Repost: @564fire The #SheepFire bumping Hwy 2. @sanbernardinocountyfire BE75 crew getting out of the way. Only one small spot got over the Hwy which 75’s quickly knocked down.

Sheep Fire Update (Monday Night) ➡️ Acres - 9

Sheep Fire Update (Monday Night)

➡️ Acres - 990 Acres

➡️ Containment - 27%

➡️ Personnel - 673

➡️ Remain in Unified Command with Angeles National Forest & CAL FIRE San Bernardino/Inyo/Mono Unit

Situation:
Firefighters had great success today working on containment lines, mop-up and perimeter control. More favorable wind conditions allowed fixed wing and rotor to extensively work the from the air. More than 300 firefighters on the ground were successful in increasing containment to 27%. Crews will continue to work through the night to increase containment & work hot spots.

Road Closures:
Highway 2 remains closed from Highway 138 to Sheep Creak Road. Lone Pine Canyon Road is open from Highway 138 to Wrightwood.

EVACUATIONS: Per San Bernardino County Sheriff.

EXISTING EVACUATION ORDER/WARNINGS REMAIN IN PLACE:
· Evacuation Order (mandatory) for Desert Front Road and Wild Horse Canyon.
·The remaining community of Wrightwood is under an Evacuation Warning

EVACUATION/SHELTER CENTER LOCATION:
The Red Cross Evacuation Center at Serrano High School, 9292 Sheep Creek Rd., Phelan 92371 will transition to an overnight Shelter at 8:30 p.m.
·Small animals are being accepted at the Red Cross Shelter

ANIMAL EVACUATIONS:
Per San Bernardino County Animal Care and Control
· Small animals and livestock will be accepted at the Devore Animal shelter, 19777 Shelter Way, San Bernardino 92407 and at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds

· Please contact County Animal Care and Control in advance at 800-472-5609 for evacuation assistance

#SheepFire (Monday Afternoon Update) ➡️ 990 a

#SheepFire (Monday Afternoon Update)

➡️ 990 acres
➡️ 18% contained
➡️ 673 personnel assigned to the incident

Firefighters made good progress last night on containment lines, mop-up and hot spots. Cooler temperatures and favorable wind conditions are allowing firefighters from the ground and air to make great progress.

Sheep Fire Info: sbcfire.co/3xNLcvz

Sheep Fire (Sunday Night Update) ➡️Acres - 99

Sheep Fire (Sunday Night Update)

➡️Acres - 990 Acres

➡️Containment - 5%

➡️Lone Pine Canyon Rd reopening from 138 to Wrightwood.

➡️Highway 2 will continue to be closed 138 to Sheep Creek Road.

➡️ No Structure loss

➡️ SBCoFD remains in Unified Command with Angeles & CalFire

Night Plan:
More than 200 firefighters will continue to work on perimeter control and line construction. A night flying helicopter will also be working the fire from the air.

Today:
Extreme fire activity, erratic winds and dry, receptive fuels made suppression efforts extremely challenging.

EVACUATIONS: Per San Bernardino County Sheriff

EXISTING EVACUATION ORDER/WARNINGS REMAIN IN PLACE:
· Evacuation Order (mandatory) for Desert Front Road and Wild Horse Canyon

·The remaining community of Wrightwood is under an Evacuation Warning

EVACUATION/SHELTER CENTER LOCATION: Per the American Red Cross
·The Red Cross Evacuation Center at Serrano High School, 9292 Sheep Creek Rd., Phelan 92371 will transition to an overnight Shelter at 8:30 p.m.
·Small animals are being accepted at the Red Cross Shelter

ANIMAL EVACUATIONS: Per San Bernardino County Animal Care and Control
· Small animals and livestock will be accepted at the Devore Animal shelter, 19777 Shelter Way, San Bernardino 92407
· Please contact County Animal Care and Control in advance at 800-472-5609 for evacuation assistance

#SheepFire ANIMAL EVACUATIONS: per San Bernardino

#SheepFire ANIMAL EVACUATIONS: per San Bernardino County Animal Care and Control
- Small animals and livestock are being accepted at the Devore Animal shelter, 19777 Shelter Way, San Bernardino.

#SheepFire (Update) 5:00pm 6/12/2022 ➡️ Acres

#SheepFire (Update) 5:00pm 6/12/2022

➡️ Acres - 775, 5% contained

➡️ Strong and erratic winds pushing fire through dry fuels.

➡️ Firefighters from both the ground and air continue to work to suppress the fire.

🛑Evacuation order -EVACUATION ORDER area:
East of Green
West of Highway 2/138
South of Snowline
North of Desert Front Rd.

🛑Evacuation warning in effect for Wrightwood (San Bernardino County Side)

If warning becomes order:
Cell phone outage reported in the area of Wrightwood. Incident commanders are aware. Law enforcement would go door to door to those under evacuation order.

#SheepFire (Update) 5:00pm 6/12/2022 ➡️ Acres

#SheepFire (Update) 5:00pm 6/12/2022

➡️ Acres - 775, 5% contained

➡️ Strong and erratic winds pushing fire through dry fuels.

➡️ Firefighters from both the ground and air continue to work to suppress the fire.

🛑Evacuation order -EVACUATION ORDER area:
East of Green
West of Highway 2/138
South of Snowline
North of Desert Front Rd.

🛑Evacuation warning in effect for Wrightwood (San Bernardino County Side)

If warning becomes order:
Cell phone outage reported in the area of Wrightwood. Incident commanders are aware. Law enforcement would go door to door to those under evacuation order.

State Assemblymember Eloise Reyes The members of

State Assemblymember Eloise Reyes

The members of the San Bernardino County Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 935 proudly endorse your 2022 re-election to the State Assembly.
Firefighters commend your record of service in supporting public safety. We are especially appreciative of your leadership in securing additional firefighting resources that are helping us to better protect the communities which we serve.
The people of San Bernardino County can count on you to fight for their concerns and to represent them effectively at the State Capitol. You have our strong support and we look forward to continue working closely together to improve fire protection for
local residents.
Best regards.
Jim Grigoli, President
San Bernardino County Professional Firefighters, IAFF #Local935

Vote NO on Measure Z: 🔴 COSTLY: By cutting you

Vote NO on Measure Z:

🔴 COSTLY:
By cutting your fire protection services, Measure Z will RAISE homeowners insurance costs by raising insurance premiums. Renters will face monthly rent increases as landlords receive higher insurance costs.

🔴 UNSAFE:
Measure Z will delay response times in medical emergencies by nearly 9 minutes. By slowing the delivery of life-saving medical services, Measure Z will put the safety of you and your family at greater risk.

🔴 EXTREME:
Measure Z will slash Emergency Medical and Fire Protection Services by over $42 million resulting in the closure of 15 local fire stations. Our mountain and desert communities will be especially hard hit by the fire station closures caused by Measure Z.

🔴 DECEPTIVE:
THE PROPONENTS OF THIS BALLOT MEASURE ARE LYING TO YOU. San Bernardino County has not closed County Fire Stations. In fact, our Fire Protection District was established by local voters to keep fire stations open.

YOUR SAFETY IS AT RISK #SupportFirefighters #NOonMeasureZ #Local935

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