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. 

For more information, Visit:

https://www.iafflocal935.org/community

                                        

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STATION HIGHLIGHT | STATION 227

Progress toward stronger public safety infrastructure is underway in San Bernardino. County Fire and community partners have broken ground on a new 10,764-square-foot Station 227, replacing a facility that has served for more than 60 years.

Planned resources include a Type I paramedic fire engine, a brush engine and a future squad—supporting faster, stronger emergency response in the Arrowhead neighborhood.

Local 935 thanks the elected officials and community partners who continue to prioritize public safety, modern infrastructure and the replacement of aging fire stations. Investments like this help give firefighters the facilities and resources they need to serve our communities safely and effectively.

Read the official update: main.sbcounty.gov/2026/07/02/county-fire-breaks-ground-on-new-san-bernardino-fire-station-227/

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VIDEO VAULT | April 23, 2026 | Career Outreach

Earlier this spring, SBCoFD personnel met with prospective firefighters to share career pathways, expectations and the commitment required for a fire-service career.

Recruiting and developing career firefighters matters. Service begins long before the first alarm—with clear expectations, strong training, mentoring and a commitment to the communities our members serve.

#VideoVault #throwback #Local935 #SBCoFD #firefighters #fireservicecareers

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X (Twitter): @SBCoFFLocal935
Instagram: @Local935
Facebook: @Local935
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ROCK FIRE | WELCOME HOME

San Bernardino County Fire’s Type 3 Strike Team has returned home after assisting on the Rock Fire in Inyo County.

Working 24-hour operational periods, the team strengthened containment lines through strategic firing operations and deployed thousands of feet of hose around the fire perimeter. The strike team included five specialized wildland engines and a battalion chief serving as strike team leader.

Local 935 is proud of our members’ hard work, dedication and commitment to protecting communities throughout California. Welcome home.

Watch the department’s update: youtu.be/gOsBy7SyK2w

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#photooftheday firefighters from the #SBCoFD responded to a reported structure fire in south desert. 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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GREEN FIRE | July 27–28 | Mountain Home Village

San Bernardino County Fire crews worked alongside CAL FIRE BDU and the San Bernardino National Forest under Unified Command on the Green Fire.

The fire held at 33.5 acres within containment lines while crews continued extinguishing hot spots and reinforcing containment. Local 935 is proud of our members and every partner who worked to protect Mountain Home Village.

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‼️Applications CLOSE 5:00 PM PST on May 22, 2026‼️

NOW HIRING: LATERAL FIREFIGHTER PARAMEDIC

Top Step Firefighter Paramedic Pay: Up to $132,961.92 annually
(Effective 1/6/2029, 2025–2030 Local 935 MOU pay scale. This reflects the top step at the end of the current MOU, not the current-year salary.)

Applications open May 9, 2026 through 5:00 PM PST on May 22, 2026.

San Bernardino County Fire offers one of the most diverse and unique fire service careers in California. Our members serve across a massive all-risk Fire District covering mountains, deserts, urban and suburban communities, major highways, wildland interface areas, lakes, rivers, and remote response zones. That means the job is never one-dimensional. One career here can include engine and truck company operations, wildland fire, EMS, hazmat, Urban Search and Rescue, aviation support, boat operations, specialty assignments, promotional opportunities, and the chance to be part of a Fire District that is progressive, growing, and adopting new technology in the fire service.

We are looking for experienced Firefighter Paramedics who want more than just a job. This is a place to build a career, earn competitive pay, work alongside solid crews, and be part of a culture built on service, professionalism, dedication, camaraderie, and taking care of our communities when it matters most.

What County Fire offers:
✅ Competitive pay with scheduled increases through 2029
✅ Generous retirement benefits
✅ Fully paid medical, dental, and vision for employee and family
✅ Paid Personnel Leave and Sick Leave
✅ Uniform allowance
✅ Specialty assignment opportunities
✅ Promotional and career advancement opportunities
✅ A large, diverse, all-risk Fire District with unmatched operational experience

Minimum requirements include:
✅ 18 years of age or older
✅ Valid driver’s license
✅ High school diploma or GED
✅ One year of active full-time Firefighter experience
✅ Non-probationary and in good standing
✅ Current California Paramedic license or National Registry Paramedic certification
✅ CSFM Firefighter I Certification
✅ Current CPR card
✅ Current ACLS card

Ready to bring your experience to County Fire?

Apply during the filing period and take the next step in your fire service career.

SERVICE • PROFESSIONALISM • DEDICATION
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Website: www.iafflocal935.org
X: @SBCoFFLocal935
Instagram: @Local935
Facebook: @Local935
YouTube: San Bernardino Co FFs
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NOW HIRING: LATERAL FIREFIGHTER PARAMEDIC

Top Step Firefighter Paramedic Pay: Up to $132,961.92 annually
(Effective 1/6/2029, 2025–2030 Local 935 MOU pay scale. This reflects the top step at the end of the current MOU, not the current-year salary.)

Applications open May 9, 2026 through 5:00 PM PST on May 22, 2026.

San Bernardino County Fire offers one of the most diverse and unique fire service careers in California. Our members serve across a massive all-risk Fire District covering mountains, deserts, urban and suburban communities, major highways, wildland interface areas, lakes, rivers, and remote response zones. That means the job is never one-dimensional. One career here can include engine and truck company operations, wildland fire, EMS, hazmat, Urban Search and Rescue, aviation support, boat operations, specialty assignments, promotional opportunities, and the chance to be part of a Fire District that is progressive, growing, and adopting new technology in the fire service.

We are looking for experienced Firefighter Paramedics who want more than just a job. This is a place to build a career, earn competitive pay, work alongside solid crews, and be part of a culture built on service, professionalism, dedication, camaraderie, and taking care of our communities when it matters most.

What County Fire offers:
✅ Competitive pay with scheduled increases through 2029
✅ Generous retirement benefits
✅ Fully paid medical, dental, and vision for employee and family
✅ Paid Personnel Leave and Sick Leave
✅ Uniform allowance
✅ Specialty assignment opportunities
✅ Promotional and career advancement opportunities
✅ A large, diverse, all-risk Fire District with unmatched operational experience

Minimum requirements include:
✅ 18 years of age or older
✅ Valid driver’s license
✅ High school diploma or GED
✅ One year of active full-time Firefighter experience
✅ Non-probationary and in good standing
✅ Current California Paramedic license or National Registry Paramedic certification
✅ CSFM Firefighter I Certification
✅ Current CPR card
✅ Current ACLS card

Ready to bring your experience to County Fire?

Apply during the filing period and take the next step in your fire service career.

SERVICE • PROFESSIONALISM • DEDICATION
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Website: iafflocal935.org
X: @SBCoFFLocal935
Instagram: @Local935
Facebook: @Local935
YouTube: San Bernardino Co FFs
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VIDEO VAULT | April 23, 2026 | Career Outreach

Earlier this spring, SBCoFD personnel met with prospective firefighters to share career pathways and expectations.

SERVICE • PROFESSIONALISM • DEDICATION
http://iafflocal935.org | @SBCoFFLocal935

#VideoVault #Throwback

GREEN FIRE | July 27–28 | Mountain Home Village

San Bernardino County Fire crews worked under Unified Command on the Green Fire. The fire held at 33.5 acres within containment lines as crews continued extinguishing hot spots and reinforcing containment. #GreenFire #Local935

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#PhotoOfTheDay firefighters from the #SBCoFD responded to a reported structure fire in south desert. 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,

ROCK FIRE | WELCOME HOME

Our SBCoFD Type 3 Strike Team is home from the Rock Fire in Inyo County after strengthening containment lines, conducting firing operations and laying thousands of feet of hose.

Proud of our members.



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