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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#photooftheday #FilePhoto: Firefighters from #SBCoFD responded to a reported vegetation fire in one of the unincorporated areas of the county in division 5 near Helendale. Crews arrived to find a field that had been set on fire from a homeless encampment that quickly spread to surrounding vegetation . Crews worked quickly to minimize the fire spread . #throwback
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#videoclipoftheday 03/23/2025: Arrive on scene with firefighters from Squad 222 in the City of San Bernardino as they set up initial actions at a working garage fire attached to a single-story, single-family home.
In the video, initial tasks can be seen as hose lines and equipment are pulled and set up to the front door while the first company officer completes a 360° walk-around. As the first company officer provides a size-up of conditions at the curbside, they must then complete a full 360° survey of the home to develop a clear understanding of where the fire is burning, where it may be extending to, and identify any potential hazards, rescues, or other significant factors.
Once that assessment is complete, the company officer typically meets up with their firefighters at the point of entry. During that time, firefighters are deploying equipment and looking for opportunities to transition and cool the fire from the exterior before making entry. This transitional approach significantly reduces flashover potential and limits further fire spread and damage.
As additional engine companies arrive, initial crews will move into the structure, working to contain the fire from uninvolved to involved areas. Truck company firefighters will also coordinate with the fire attack crews to perform vertical ventilation as needed, improving visibility, limiting fire spread, and increasing the viability of conditions inside the home.
Quick arrival and suppression efforts successfully contained the fire to the garage, preventing further extension into the residence. Damage was minimized, and no injuries were reported.
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It always amazed me that firefighters are not bunkered up by the time they arrive
Excellent work fire ground tactics we’re done in a timely manner! Quick knockdown nice work!!
Getting work on the squad, hell yeah boys.
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#photooftheday #FilePhoto: Firefighters from #SBCoFD responded to a reported structure fire in the community of Lucerne. . Crews arrived to find a well involved structure that was quickly spreading to surrounding cars, vegetation, and structures. Crews worked quickly to minimize the fire spread, preventing it from reaching surrounding structures and vegetation . #throwback
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Someone didn't have ventilation when making wax hmmm
Meth lab blow up?
Thank you Firefighters 🚒
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#PhotoOfTheDay | Firefighters from #SBCoFD utilize a range of specialized apparatus, including Water Tenders — a critical resource for firefighting operations in areas with limited or no hydrant access.
SBCoFD operates a series of Water Tenders, with capabilities ranging between 1,800 or 3,000 gallons of water. Beyond transporting water to the fireline, these vehicles are equipped to perform a variety of essential functions, including drafting water from alternative sources, establishing water supply sites for helicopter fill operations, and utilizing a front-mounted turret that allows water to be sprayed while the vehicle is in motion.
Whether supporting wildland firefighting, structure protection, or large-scale incidents, Water Tenders are a vital part of the department’s ability to protect lives, property, and natural resources across the county.
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Station 4 in hesperia
I took WT 304 and 301 on a lot of mutual aid
What station?
We are raising money for the family of Ryan Spandrio, who tragically lost his life in an off-duty motorcycle accident on April 15th, 2025. Ryan was a loving husband to Tori, a devoted father to Allison and Macie, and a cherished member of our fire family.
Ryan served as a Firefighter-Paramedic for many years in College Station, Texas, and most recently with San Bernardino County Fire. Ryan was assigned at Fire Station 224, in the City of San Bernardino.
The money raised will go directly to his immediate family to support them while they grieve and heal. Please keep the entire Spandrio family in your thoughts and prayers during this challenging time.
Fundraiser created and managed by Mike McClintock, coworker of Ryan Spandrio, with all proceeds benefitting Tori Spandrio, Ryan’s wife.
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Prayers for his family.
Thank you for your service and sacrifice. RIP
Prayers to all
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the off-duty passing of one of our own, Firefighter Ryan Spandrio.
Ryan proudly served the residents of San Bernardino County as a firefighter assigned to Station 224 in the City of San Bernardino. A dedicated public servant and committed union member, Ryan was known for his compassion, professionalism, and unwavering service to others.
Yesterday, Ryan’s life was tragically cut short in an off-duty accident in Riverside County. That afternoon, a formal procession made up of our members and joined by our brothers and sisters from Riverside County escorted Ryan to the Riverside County Coroner’s Office, a moment of honor and reflection for a life of service.
Local 935 is working closely with the Fire District and Ryan’s family to ensure they are supported in every way possible during this incredibly difficult time. Our Peer Support and Care Teams are also available for any members who need assistance in the days ahead.
We extend our deepest condolences to Ryan’s wife, children, family, and the crews of Station 224. Funeral and memorial service information will be shared as it becomes available.
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Sorry for your loss 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I know the joy being with our firefighters, and the loss too. Brother Ryan RIP. Prayers to you, your family, and friends for comfort and peace during this difficult time.
My condolences to Ryan’s family, friends and to Local 935 members.
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#photooftheday #FilePhoto of firefighters from #SBCoFD at a structure fire in the community of Lucerne Valley during initial arrival. Firefighters arrived to find a well involved structure quickly spreading to surrounding vegetation. Crews worked quickly to contain the fire prevent spread to surrounding structures. #throwback
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charge that hose and get in there😂
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#PhotoOfTheDay #FilePhoto from a structure fire response in Lucerne Valley. Our members from #SBCoFD arrived to find a travel trailer fully involved, with fire extending to multiple adjacent trailers and nearby vegetation. Crews contained the incident and prevented further spread to additional exposures or brush in the area.
Lucerne Valley is one of the more remote areas of Division 5 in the High Desert. Depending on the time of year, cooperators from CAL FIRE or the U.S. Forest Service may be staffed in the area—but that coverage isn’t guaranteed. The next closest SBCo Fire District resource would respond from Spring Valley Lake or Hesperia. We also frequently receive assistance from Apple Valley Fire Protection District during incidents in this area. #throwback
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Jacob remember this one?
NOW HIRING: Ambulance Operator – EMT
Top Step Pay: $71,685/year (Step 8 – potential as you progress through the step system per current approved MOU)
Built-in OT • Strong Benefits • Firehouse Culture
Looking for a fast-paced career that puts you at the center of emergency response? Join #SBCoFD as an Ambulance Operator – EMT—a single-function role focused on operating ambulances throughout San Bernardino County.
You’ll get:
• Top step pay potential of $71,685/year ( step 8 )
• Entry-level salary details available in the MOU
• Overtime pay built into your schedule
• Medical, Dental, Vision & Retirement benefits
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• Station-based work culture with integrated crew experience across diverse response areas
Whether you’re gaining experience for a career in suppression or committed to EMS, this is where it starts. Ambulance Operators work closely with our crews in dynamic, high-tempo environments—responding, transporting, and delivering care as part of a trusted team.
Apply by: April 26 at 5 PM (PT)
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Do you provide patient care or just drive the unit to and from calls regardless of EMT level?
#photooftheday #FilePhoto of firefighters from the #SBCoFD at a traffic accident where a vehicle drove into a wall. These types of emergencies require quick and precise action to ensure the safety of all individuals involved as well as crews arriving.
In situations like this, the primary concerns are securing the vehicle, preventing it from falling on crews, providing medical care to the occupants. SBCoFD personnel, along with other emergency responders, work efficiently to stabilize the scene, assess injuries, and begin the process of safely removing trapped victims from the vehicle while preventing any further hazards. #throwback
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People think these streets are a freeway people needs to slow down before they hit a person or a child😞😞
Slow down!
Why must everyone drive so fast 😫
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Rev Your Engines – It’s Car Show Time!
Join us in Downtown Upland for the San Bernardino County Professional Firefighters Car Show happening Sunday, May 4th, 2025!
Time: 9 AM – 3 PM
Where: Downtown Upland
Why: Classic cars, fire trucks, music, food, and fun for the whole family!
This event proudly supports the San Bernardino County Firefighters Benevolent Foundation – a nonprofit organization that provides emergency financial support to firefighters and their families in times of crisis, illness, or injury. Every entry and donation helps us take care of our own.
Presented by your Local 935 Firefighters
Register your car: Scan the QR code or call 909-452-7047
Live entertainment, food vendors, raffle prizes - you don’t want to miss it!
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