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#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sean Markey was hired by Upland FD in 2006 as a FF/PM. He worked through the ranks and promoted to Captain in 2015. Sean worked as a flight paramedic through REACH helicopter for 2.5 years. In his time with UFD, he was on the Union E-board, developed a business inspection program, and helped create the truck program/training. Sean is currently stationed at FS224 in San Bernardino City. He is truck certified and still holds his paramedic license. He is involved in interviews for new recruits for SBCoFD. Sean and his wife, Denise, live in Alta Loma and have 3 boys; Blake, Bryce, and Jace ages 10, 8, and 7.

Engineer Russell Bell started his fire career by taking an EMT class at Chaffey College in 1987. He was hired by Mercy Ambulance, trained by Mark Machal, partnered with John Commander, and worked alongside Dave Burkart. He obtained a paramedic certification in 1990, and was hired by SBCoFD at a whopping $8.26 an hour. In 1998, Russell transferred to Lake Arrowhead and still says that his best year was at FS92 with Capt. Simonton and Eng. McKay in 2001. He promoted to Engineer in 2002 in Wrightwood but worked as the paramedic on the ambulance. Currently, Russell is at FS53 with an incredible crew. He enjoys his family on his days off and dreams of becoming a professional basketball player.

Firefighter Paramedic Austin Muro began his journey as an explorer with Chino Valley FPD in high school. He has been in EMS for 7 years and a Paramedic since 2014, and worked for AMR, the City and County of Honolulu EMS. He was hired with SBCoFD with Tower 9, and is assigned to FS25 in Crestline. Austin is an explorer advisor with Post 94, and currently working towards finishing his USAR specialty requirements. He lives in Lake Arrowhead with his wife, Makenna, and their 2 dogs. On his time off, he enjoys surfing, boxing, playing music, and the outdoors.

Ambulance Operator Paramedic Nicholas LeFay was hired by SBCoFD in November 2016. He has been assigned to FS25 in Crestline since being hired. He lives in Riverside with his wife, Natalie. On his off time, Nick enjoys camping, off-roading, and spending time with family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sean Markey was hired by Upland FD in 2006 as a FF/PM. He worked through the ranks and promoted to Captain in 2015. Sean worked as a flight paramedic through REACH helicopter for 2.5 years. In his time with UFD, he was on the Union E-board, developed a business inspection program, and helped create the truck program/training. Sean is currently stationed at FS224 in San Bernardino City. He is truck certified and still holds his paramedic license. He is involved in interviews for new recruits for SBCoFD. Sean and his wife, Denise, live in Alta Loma and have 3 boys; Blake, Bryce, and Jace ages 10, 8, and 7.

Engineer Russell Bell started his fire career by taking an EMT class at Chaffey College in 1987. He was hired by Mercy Ambulance, trained by Mark Machal, partnered with John Commander, and worked alongside Dave Burkart. He obtained a paramedic certification in 1990, and was hired by SBCoFD at a whopping $8.26 an hour. In 1998, Russell transferred to Lake Arrowhead and still says that his best year was at FS92 with Capt. Simonton and Eng. McKay in 2001. He promoted to Engineer in 2002 in Wrightwood but worked as the paramedic on the ambulance. Currently, Russell is at FS53 with an incredible crew. He enjoys his family on his days off and dreams of becoming a professional basketball player.

Firefighter Paramedic Austin Muro began his journey as an explorer with Chino Valley FPD in high school. He has been in EMS for 7 years and a Paramedic since 2014, and worked for AMR, the City and County of Honolulu EMS. He was hired with SBCoFD with Tower 9, and is assigned to FS25 in Crestline. Austin is an explorer advisor with Post 94, and currently working towards finishing his USAR specialty requirements. He lives in Lake Arrowhead with his wife, Makenna, and their 2 dogs. On his time off, he enjoys surfing, boxing, playing music, and the outdoors.

Ambulance Operator Paramedic Nicholas LeFay was hired by SBCoFD in November 2016. He has been assigned to FS25 in Crestline since being hired. He lives in Riverside with his wife, Natalie. On his off time, Nick enjoys camping, off-roading, and spending time with family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sean Markey was hired by Upland FD in 2006 as a FF/PM. He worked through the ranks and promoted to Captain in 2015. Sean worked as a flight paramedic through REACH helicopter for 2.5 years. In his time with UFD, he was on the Union E-board, developed a business inspection program, and helped create the truck program/training. Sean is currently stationed at FS224 in San Bernardino City. He is truck certified and still holds his paramedic license. He is involved in interviews for new recruits for SBCoFD. Sean and his wife, Denise, live in Alta Loma and have 3 boys; Blake, Bryce, and Jace ages 10, 8, and 7.

Engineer Russell Bell started his fire career by taking an EMT class at Chaffey College in 1987. He was hired by Mercy Ambulance, trained by Mark Machal, partnered with John Commander, and worked alongside Dave Burkart. He obtained a paramedic certification in 1990, and was hired by SBCoFD at a whopping $8.26 an hour. In 1998, Russell transferred to Lake Arrowhead and still says that his best year was at FS92 with Capt. Simonton and Eng. McKay in 2001. He promoted to Engineer in 2002 in Wrightwood but worked as the paramedic on the ambulance. Currently, Russell is at FS53 with an incredible crew. He enjoys his family on his days off and dreams of becoming a professional basketball player.

Firefighter Paramedic Austin Muro began his journey as an explorer with Chino Valley FPD in high school. He has been in EMS for 7 years and a Paramedic since 2014, and worked for AMR, the City and County of Honolulu EMS. He was hired with SBCoFD with Tower 9, and is assigned to FS25 in Crestline. Austin is an explorer advisor with Post 94, and currently working towards finishing his USAR specialty requirements. He lives in Lake Arrowhead with his wife, Makenna, and their 2 dogs. On his time off, he enjoys surfing, boxing, playing music, and the outdoors.

Ambulance Operator Paramedic Nicholas LeFay was hired by SBCoFD in November 2016. He has been assigned to FS25 in Crestline since being hired. He lives in Riverside with his wife, Natalie. On his off time, Nick enjoys camping, off-roading, and spending time with family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sean Markey was hired by Upland FD in 2006 as a FF/PM. He worked through the ranks and promoted to Captain in 2015. Sean worked as a flight paramedic through REACH helicopter for 2.5 years. In his time with UFD, he was on the Union E-board, developed a business inspection program, and helped create the truck program/training. Sean is currently stationed at FS224 in San Bernardino City. He is truck certified and still holds his paramedic license. He is involved in interviews for new recruits for SBCoFD. Sean and his wife, Denise, live in Alta Loma and have 3 boys; Blake, Bryce, and Jace ages 10, 8, and 7.

Engineer Russell Bell started his fire career by taking an EMT class at Chaffey College in 1987. He was hired by Mercy Ambulance, trained by Mark Machal, partnered with John Commander, and worked alongside Dave Burkart. He obtained a paramedic certification in 1990, and was hired by SBCoFD at a whopping $8.26 an hour. In 1998, Russell transferred to Lake Arrowhead and still says that his best year was at FS92 with Capt. Simonton and Eng. McKay in 2001. He promoted to Engineer in 2002 in Wrightwood but worked as the paramedic on the ambulance. Currently, Russell is at FS53 with an incredible crew. He enjoys his family on his days off and dreams of becoming a professional basketball player.

Firefighter Paramedic Austin Muro began his journey as an explorer with Chino Valley FPD in high school. He has been in EMS for 7 years and a Paramedic since 2014, and worked for AMR, the City and County of Honolulu EMS. He was hired with SBCoFD with Tower 9, and is assigned to FS25 in Crestline. Austin is an explorer advisor with Post 94, and currently working towards finishing his USAR specialty requirements. He lives in Lake Arrowhead with his wife, Makenna, and their 2 dogs. On his time off, he enjoys surfing, boxing, playing music, and the outdoors.

Ambulance Operator Paramedic Nicholas LeFay was hired by SBCoFD in November 2016. He has been assigned to FS25 in Crestline since being hired. He lives in Riverside with his wife, Natalie. On his off time, Nick enjoys camping, off-roading, and spending time with family.

Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire ME221A working a palm tree fire this recently in #sanbernardino ⁣⁣⁣⁣
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Repost: @cafirefighters Honoring our sisters and brothers on the front lines today and everyday. #InternationalFirefightersDay

Repost: @abovethe210 Glen Helen Fire Crew staging before hiking up to the #HighlandIC fire in the foothills of northeastern San Bernardino today.
#SBCoFD #Vision4Safety #SBStrong #InmateHandCrew #SanBernardino
(📸: Darren Espiritu/Above The 210)

Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire ME228 FF Cordova getting some action at a large homeless encampment fire. ⁣⁣⁣⁣
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#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Jose Cruz Jose is currently assigned to FS164 in the City of Upland. Jose started his career in 2003 as a PCF, and was hired full time in 2006 with the City of Victorville. He transitioned to SBCoFD in 2008. Jose promoted to Engineer in 2018, and Recently promoted to Captain in February 2020. Jose is one of the Spark of Love coordinators in the Valley Division and is part of the Engineer testing cadre. Jose lives in Fontana with his beautiful wife, Celeste, of 5 years, and 3 year old daughter Victoria.

Engineer William Carlson started his fire service career as an ROP Fire Science student in high school and did ride outs with SBCoFD. In 2004, he was hired as a PCF for SBCoFD and was assigned to FS91. Will was hired by the Forest Service in 2005 and worked his way up to the rank of Engineer. He left the Forest Service in 2012 to start a family, and became a paramedic in 2013. Will was hired full time with SBCoFD in 2014 and promoted to Engineer in 2019. He is a current member of our USAR team, and assigned to FS25 in Crestline. He is married to his wife, Melissa, and together are raising 3 children, Ben, Abby, and Lexi. They enjoy family trips to Mammoth and the river as well as many outdoor activities.

Firefighter Tony Mascorro began his career with SBCoFD in 2013 as an LT Firefighter. He promoted to full time Firefighter in 2016 as part of Tower 7. Tony is currently assigned to FS71 in Fontana and is Truck certified. He is currently working on his ARFF and USAR specialties. Tony is a division Small Engine repair tech and humbly serves as a West Valley Division Rep for Local 935. Tony resides in Fontana with his wife, Jessica, of 12 years and their 3 son’s, Elijah (11), Isaac (5), and Micah (2).

Ambulance Operator Jesse Sembrano has been with SBCoFD for over a year, currently assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. Jesse has been in EMS for 5 years, 2 of those as a paramedic. Jesse lives in Orange County. On his off time, he enjoys fishing, playing guitar and spending time with his girlfriend and new pug puppy.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Jose Cruz Jose is currently assigned to FS164 in the City of Upland. Jose started his career in 2003 as a PCF, and was hired full time in 2006 with the City of Victorville. He transitioned to SBCoFD in 2008. Jose promoted to Engineer in 2018, and Recently promoted to Captain in February 2020. Jose is one of the Spark of Love coordinators in the Valley Division and is part of the Engineer testing cadre. Jose lives in Fontana with his beautiful wife, Celeste, of 5 years, and 3 year old daughter Victoria.

Engineer William Carlson started his fire service career as an ROP Fire Science student in high school and did ride outs with SBCoFD. In 2004, he was hired as a PCF for SBCoFD and was assigned to FS91. Will was hired by the Forest Service in 2005 and worked his way up to the rank of Engineer. He left the Forest Service in 2012 to start a family, and became a paramedic in 2013. Will was hired full time with SBCoFD in 2014 and promoted to Engineer in 2019. He is a current member of our USAR team, and assigned to FS25 in Crestline. He is married to his wife, Melissa, and together are raising 3 children, Ben, Abby, and Lexi. They enjoy family trips to Mammoth and the river as well as many outdoor activities.

Firefighter Tony Mascorro began his career with SBCoFD in 2013 as an LT Firefighter. He promoted to full time Firefighter in 2016 as part of Tower 7. Tony is currently assigned to FS71 in Fontana and is Truck certified. He is currently working on his ARFF and USAR specialties. Tony is a division Small Engine repair tech and humbly serves as a West Valley Division Rep for Local 935. Tony resides in Fontana with his wife, Jessica, of 12 years and their 3 son’s, Elijah (11), Isaac (5), and Micah (2).

Ambulance Operator Jesse Sembrano has been with SBCoFD for over a year, currently assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. Jesse has been in EMS for 5 years, 2 of those as a paramedic. Jesse lives in Orange County. On his off time, he enjoys fishing, playing guitar and spending time with his girlfriend and new pug puppy.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Jose Cruz Jose is currently assigned to FS164 in the City of Upland. Jose started his career in 2003 as a PCF, and was hired full time in 2006 with the City of Victorville. He transitioned to SBCoFD in 2008. Jose promoted to Engineer in 2018, and Recently promoted to Captain in February 2020. Jose is one of the Spark of Love coordinators in the Valley Division and is part of the Engineer testing cadre. Jose lives in Fontana with his beautiful wife, Celeste, of 5 years, and 3 year old daughter Victoria.

Engineer William Carlson started his fire service career as an ROP Fire Science student in high school and did ride outs with SBCoFD. In 2004, he was hired as a PCF for SBCoFD and was assigned to FS91. Will was hired by the Forest Service in 2005 and worked his way up to the rank of Engineer. He left the Forest Service in 2012 to start a family, and became a paramedic in 2013. Will was hired full time with SBCoFD in 2014 and promoted to Engineer in 2019. He is a current member of our USAR team, and assigned to FS25 in Crestline. He is married to his wife, Melissa, and together are raising 3 children, Ben, Abby, and Lexi. They enjoy family trips to Mammoth and the river as well as many outdoor activities.

Firefighter Tony Mascorro began his career with SBCoFD in 2013 as an LT Firefighter. He promoted to full time Firefighter in 2016 as part of Tower 7. Tony is currently assigned to FS71 in Fontana and is Truck certified. He is currently working on his ARFF and USAR specialties. Tony is a division Small Engine repair tech and humbly serves as a West Valley Division Rep for Local 935. Tony resides in Fontana with his wife, Jessica, of 12 years and their 3 son’s, Elijah (11), Isaac (5), and Micah (2).

Ambulance Operator Jesse Sembrano has been with SBCoFD for over a year, currently assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. Jesse has been in EMS for 5 years, 2 of those as a paramedic. Jesse lives in Orange County. On his off time, he enjoys fishing, playing guitar and spending time with his girlfriend and new pug puppy.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Jose Cruz Jose is currently assigned to FS164 in the City of Upland. Jose started his career in 2003 as a PCF, and was hired full time in 2006 with the City of Victorville. He transitioned to SBCoFD in 2008. Jose promoted to Engineer in 2018, and Recently promoted to Captain in February 2020. Jose is one of the Spark of Love coordinators in the Valley Division and is part of the Engineer testing cadre. Jose lives in Fontana with his beautiful wife, Celeste, of 5 years, and 3 year old daughter Victoria.

Engineer William Carlson started his fire service career as an ROP Fire Science student in high school and did ride outs with SBCoFD. In 2004, he was hired as a PCF for SBCoFD and was assigned to FS91. Will was hired by the Forest Service in 2005 and worked his way up to the rank of Engineer. He left the Forest Service in 2012 to start a family, and became a paramedic in 2013. Will was hired full time with SBCoFD in 2014 and promoted to Engineer in 2019. He is a current member of our USAR team, and assigned to FS25 in Crestline. He is married to his wife, Melissa, and together are raising 3 children, Ben, Abby, and Lexi. They enjoy family trips to Mammoth and the river as well as many outdoor activities.

Firefighter Tony Mascorro began his career with SBCoFD in 2013 as an LT Firefighter. He promoted to full time Firefighter in 2016 as part of Tower 7. Tony is currently assigned to FS71 in Fontana and is Truck certified. He is currently working on his ARFF and USAR specialties. Tony is a division Small Engine repair tech and humbly serves as a West Valley Division Rep for Local 935. Tony resides in Fontana with his wife, Jessica, of 12 years and their 3 son’s, Elijah (11), Isaac (5), and Micah (2).

Ambulance Operator Jesse Sembrano has been with SBCoFD for over a year, currently assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. Jesse has been in EMS for 5 years, 2 of those as a paramedic. Jesse lives in Orange County. On his off time, he enjoys fishing, playing guitar and spending time with his girlfriend and new pug puppy.

Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire working a recent early morning commercial fire in the Del Rosa area of the city. .
No viruses 🦠 were obtained, given or harmed in the taking of these photos
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@sanbernardinocountyfire @Local935 @train_your_probie @firefightersmotive @ffprovinggrounds @kempterfirewire @firefighter_feuerwehr @chief_miller1 #Local935 #BDC #firedepartment #fire #emergency #photojournalism #firephotographer #firefighter #fireengine #firerescue #IAFF #abc7eyewitness #bomberodesigns #chiefmiller #firnatine #leatherheadssocialclub #firefighterposts #firefighting_obsession #californiafirefighter #califirefighters #thefirenews #fire_rescue56 #thinredline #feuerwehrmagazin #trainyourprobie⁣⁣⁣⁣ #chiefmillerambassadors

Repost: @oldcajoncrew6 Day 1 was Pack test, orientation, and crew pace hike. Today! Day 2 with PT pace hike, class, camp recognition, and surprise workout later. Two weeks of critical training has started for Old Cajon as the returnees and 7 new seasonal start their 2020 fire season. #oldcajonhandcrew#sbcofd#local935#fire#firefighters#wildlandfirefighters#fireseason2020

Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire working a recent semi trailer fire on I-15 in #Devore ⁣⁣⁣⁣
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@sanbernardinocountyfire @Local935 @train_your_probie @firefightersmotive @ffprovinggrounds @kempterfirewire @firefighter_feuerwehr @chief_miller1 #Local935 #BDC #firedepartment #fire #emergency #photojournalism #firephotographer #firefighter #fireengine #firerescue #IAFF #abc7eyewitness #bomberodesigns #chiefmiller #firnatine #leatherheadssocialclub #firefighterposts #firefighting_obsession #californiafirefighter #califirefighters #thefirenews #fire_rescue56 #thinredline #feuerwehrmagazin #trainyourprobie⁣⁣⁣⁣ #chiefmillerambassadors

Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire ME232 FF Greenlee putting in some work at a recent truck fire in the #cajonpass ⁣⁣⁣⁣
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@sanbernardinocountyfire @Local935 @train_your_probie @firefightersmotive @ffprovinggrounds @kempterfirewire @firefighter_feuerwehr @chief_miller1 #Local935 #BDC #firedepartment #fire #emergency #photojournalism #firephotographer #firefighter #fireengine #firerescue #IAFF #abc7eyewitness #bomberodesigns #chiefmiller #firnatine #leatherheadssocialclub #firefighterposts #firefighting_obsession #californiafirefighter #califirefighters #thefirenews #fire_rescue56 #thinredline #feuerwehrmagazin #trainyourprobie⁣⁣⁣⁣ #chiefmillerambassadors

Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire working a traffic collision on Highland Ave at the 259 in #sanbernardino this evening. ⁣⁣⁣⁣
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@sanbernardinocountyfire @Local935 @train_your_probie @firefightersmotive @ffprovinggrounds @kempterfirewire @firefighter_feuerwehr @chief_miller1 #Local935 #BDC #firedepartment #fire #emergency #photojournalism #firephotographer #firefighter #fireengine #firerescue #IAFF #abc7eyewitness #bomberodesigns #chiefmiller #firnatine #leatherheadssocialclub #firefighterposts #firefighting_obsession #californiafirefighter #califirefighters #thefirenews #fire_rescue56 #thinredline #feuerwehrmagazin #trainyourprobie⁣⁣⁣⁣ #chiefmillerambassadors

Repost: @564fire @sanbernardinocountyfire ME226 on arrival of an auto fire in #sanbernardino ⁣⁣⁣⁣
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@sanbernardinocountyfire @Local935 @train_your_probie @firefightersmotive @ffprovinggrounds @kempterfirewire @firefighter_feuerwehr @chief_miller1 #Local935 #BDC #firedepartment #fire #emergency #photojournalism #firephotographer #firefighter #fireengine #firerescue #IAFF #abc7eyewitness #bomberodesigns #chiefmiller #firnatine #leatherheadssocialclub #firefighterposts #firefighting_obsession #californiafirefighter #califirefighters #thefirenews #fire_rescue56 #thinredline #feuerwehrmagazin #trainyourprobie⁣⁣⁣⁣ #chiefmillerambassadors

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Dan Tellez began his fire service career in 1986 as a PCF with Barstow Fire Protection District and was hired full time there in 1988. Dan worked part-time for Adelanto FD during 1991 until he accepted a Captain’s position with them. He was the explorer post advisor, and PCF academy instructor. In 1999, Dan transitioned with Adelanto FD to SBCoFD and later transferred to FS53 where he assisted with training and supervising inmates, who worked alongside fire crews. Captain Tellez is currently assigned to FS53 in Baker. Dan has been married for 33 years to his beautiful wife, Suzanne. They have 3 daughters, Amanda, and Catalina. They also have 4 grandchildren, Josiah, Leland, Julian and Levi. On days off he enjoys spending time with family on the water, traveling, hiking, fishing, wood working and refurbishing furniture.

Engineer Jason Brooks is currently assigned to FS91 in Lake Arrowhead. Brooks joined SBCoFD in 1998 with the CSA38 transition. During his career, he has served the communities of: San Antonio Heights, Devore, Muscoy, Fontana, Joshua Tree, and Yucca Valley. Engineer Brooks is an active member in the County’s USAR program and has participated in deployments to Montecito and Paradise CA. Jason has been married to his wife, Kaila, for 24 years and has three children, Courtney (21), Grayson (19), and Kaidyn (15). When Jason is not working he enjoys traveling, camping, fishing, and time with family.

Firefighter/Paramedic Scott Worthen began his career with SBCoFD as an LT Firefighter in 2014. Scott was hired full time in 2016 with Tower 7. A recent graduate of the Hybrid Paramedic Program at VVC, he is currently assigned to FS25 in Crestline. Scott currently lives in Huntington Beach and on his days off enjoys bodysurfing, working out, hiking, and hanging out with family & friends.

Ambulance Operator Alex Wilson began his career in 2015 as an EMT in LA County. He attended UCLA’s paramedic program and worked as a paramedic in Kern County before being hired with SBCoFD in 2018. Alex is currently assigned to FS8. He lives in Santa Clarita and enjoys dirt biking, mountain biking, and camping.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Dan Tellez began his fire service career in 1986 as a PCF with Barstow Fire Protection District and was hired full time there in 1988. Dan worked part-time for Adelanto FD during 1991 until he accepted a Captain’s position with them. He was the explorer post advisor, and PCF academy instructor. In 1999, Dan transitioned with Adelanto FD to SBCoFD and later transferred to FS53 where he assisted with training and supervising inmates, who worked alongside fire crews. Captain Tellez is currently assigned to FS53 in Baker. Dan has been married for 33 years to his beautiful wife, Suzanne. They have 3 daughters, Amanda, and Catalina. They also have 4 grandchildren, Josiah, Leland, Julian and Levi. On days off he enjoys spending time with family on the water, traveling, hiking, fishing, wood working and refurbishing furniture.

Engineer Jason Brooks is currently assigned to FS91 in Lake Arrowhead. Brooks joined SBCoFD in 1998 with the CSA38 transition. During his career, he has served the communities of: San Antonio Heights, Devore, Muscoy, Fontana, Joshua Tree, and Yucca Valley. Engineer Brooks is an active member in the County’s USAR program and has participated in deployments to Montecito and Paradise CA. Jason has been married to his wife, Kaila, for 24 years and has three children, Courtney (21), Grayson (19), and Kaidyn (15). When Jason is not working he enjoys traveling, camping, fishing, and time with family.

Firefighter/Paramedic Scott Worthen began his career with SBCoFD as an LT Firefighter in 2014. Scott was hired full time in 2016 with Tower 7. A recent graduate of the Hybrid Paramedic Program at VVC, he is currently assigned to FS25 in Crestline. Scott currently lives in Huntington Beach and on his days off enjoys bodysurfing, working out, hiking, and hanging out with family & friends.

Ambulance Operator Alex Wilson began his career in 2015 as an EMT in LA County. He attended UCLA’s paramedic program and worked as a paramedic in Kern County before being hired with SBCoFD in 2018. Alex is currently assigned to FS8. He lives in Santa Clarita and enjoys dirt biking, mountain biking, and camping.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Dan Tellez began his fire service career in 1986 as a PCF with Barstow Fire Protection District and was hired full time there in 1988. Dan worked part-time for Adelanto FD during 1991 until he accepted a Captain’s position with them. He was the explorer post advisor, and PCF academy instructor. In 1999, Dan transitioned with Adelanto FD to SBCoFD and later transferred to FS53 where he assisted with training and supervising inmates, who worked alongside fire crews. Captain Tellez is currently assigned to FS53 in Baker. Dan has been married for 33 years to his beautiful wife, Suzanne. They have 3 daughters, Amanda, and Catalina. They also have 4 grandchildren, Josiah, Leland, Julian and Levi. On days off he enjoys spending time with family on the water, traveling, hiking, fishing, wood working and refurbishing furniture.

Engineer Jason Brooks is currently assigned to FS91 in Lake Arrowhead. Brooks joined SBCoFD in 1998 with the CSA38 transition. During his career, he has served the communities of: San Antonio Heights, Devore, Muscoy, Fontana, Joshua Tree, and Yucca Valley. Engineer Brooks is an active member in the County’s USAR program and has participated in deployments to Montecito and Paradise CA. Jason has been married to his wife, Kaila, for 24 years and has three children, Courtney (21), Grayson (19), and Kaidyn (15). When Jason is not working he enjoys traveling, camping, fishing, and time with family.

Firefighter/Paramedic Scott Worthen began his career with SBCoFD as an LT Firefighter in 2014. Scott was hired full time in 2016 with Tower 7. A recent graduate of the Hybrid Paramedic Program at VVC, he is currently assigned to FS25 in Crestline. Scott currently lives in Huntington Beach and on his days off enjoys bodysurfing, working out, hiking, and hanging out with family & friends.

Ambulance Operator Alex Wilson began his career in 2015 as an EMT in LA County. He attended UCLA’s paramedic program and worked as a paramedic in Kern County before being hired with SBCoFD in 2018. Alex is currently assigned to FS8. He lives in Santa Clarita and enjoys dirt biking, mountain biking, and camping.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Dan Tellez began his fire service career in 1986 as a PCF with Barstow Fire Protection District and was hired full time there in 1988. Dan worked part-time for Adelanto FD during 1991 until he accepted a Captain’s position with them. He was the explorer post advisor, and PCF academy instructor. In 1999, Dan transitioned with Adelanto FD to SBCoFD and later transferred to FS53 where he assisted with training and supervising inmates, who worked alongside fire crews. Captain Tellez is currently assigned to FS53 in Baker. Dan has been married for 33 years to his beautiful wife, Suzanne. They have 3 daughters, Amanda, and Catalina. They also have 4 grandchildren, Josiah, Leland, Julian and Levi. On days off he enjoys spending time with family on the water, traveling, hiking, fishing, wood working and refurbishing furniture.

Engineer Jason Brooks is currently assigned to FS91 in Lake Arrowhead. Brooks joined SBCoFD in 1998 with the CSA38 transition. During his career, he has served the communities of: San Antonio Heights, Devore, Muscoy, Fontana, Joshua Tree, and Yucca Valley. Engineer Brooks is an active member in the County’s USAR program and has participated in deployments to Montecito and Paradise CA. Jason has been married to his wife, Kaila, for 24 years and has three children, Courtney (21), Grayson (19), and Kaidyn (15). When Jason is not working he enjoys traveling, camping, fishing, and time with family.

Firefighter/Paramedic Scott Worthen began his career with SBCoFD as an LT Firefighter in 2014. Scott was hired full time in 2016 with Tower 7. A recent graduate of the Hybrid Paramedic Program at VVC, he is currently assigned to FS25 in Crestline. Scott currently lives in Huntington Beach and on his days off enjoys bodysurfing, working out, hiking, and hanging out with family & friends.

Ambulance Operator Alex Wilson began his career in 2015 as an EMT in LA County. He attended UCLA’s paramedic program and worked as a paramedic in Kern County before being hired with SBCoFD in 2018. Alex is currently assigned to FS8. He lives in Santa Clarita and enjoys dirt biking, mountain biking, and camping.

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Captain Craig Williams was introduced to the Fire Dept. in his high school ROP fire science program. He started as a PCF, LT firefighter, and fulltime Firefighter Paramedic in 2001. Craig promoted to Engineer in 2006, and to Captain in 2014. He is currently assigned to FS25, USAR certified, and serves as the Div. 3 Union Rep. He enjoys serving the community that he lives in and grew up in. He has been married for almost 25 years to his best friend, Jamie and they have three daughters, Olivia 20, Gracie 17 and Sophia 15. They enjoy all the mountains have to offer, boating, fishing, water skiing, snow skiing and hiking.

Engineer Brian Craven began his career in Phelan at FS10 as a PCF. In 2005, he transitioned into the LT firefighter program and became a paramedic in 2006. He was hired full-time in 2008, and assigned to the North Desert division. Brian promoted to Engineer in 2019, and is currently serving the Town of Yucca Valley at FS41. He enjoys spending time with his amazing wife, Jill, and two incredible sons, Wyatt and Zachary. They enjoy traveling, camping and spending time in the outdoors.

Firefighter Paramedic Michael Stachowicz started with SBCoFD in 2006 as a PCF. He became a paramedic in 2013, and worked for AMR for 3 years. Mike was hired full-time with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. He is currently assigned to FS322, ARFF certified, and working on his truck specialty. He lives in the high desert with his wife, Ashley, and their 3 kids, Landon, Aubrey, and Lincoln. On his off time he enjoys spending time with family, snowboarding, coaching his son’s baseball team, and going to Angels games.

Ambulance Operator Pierre Machado is currently assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. He was hired in 2018, and started working in Lake Arrowhead. Pierre has been working in EMS since 2015, starting out in LA County. Pierre is married to his wife, Breanne, and they reside in Rancho Cucamonga. They are expecting their first child, a baby girl, in June. During his off time, Pierre is a DJ and musician. His hobbies include playing a variety of instruments, attending country concerts, and working on cars.

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Captain Craig Williams was introduced to the Fire Dept. in his high school ROP fire science program. He started as a PCF, LT firefighter, and fulltime Firefighter Paramedic in 2001. Craig promoted to Engineer in 2006, and to Captain in 2014. He is currently assigned to FS25, USAR certified, and serves as the Div. 3 Union Rep. He enjoys serving the community that he lives in and grew up in. He has been married for almost 25 years to his best friend, Jamie and they have three daughters, Olivia 20, Gracie 17 and Sophia 15. They enjoy all the mountains have to offer, boating, fishing, water skiing, snow skiing and hiking.

Engineer Brian Craven began his career in Phelan at FS10 as a PCF. In 2005, he transitioned into the LT firefighter program and became a paramedic in 2006. He was hired full-time in 2008, and assigned to the North Desert division. Brian promoted to Engineer in 2019, and is currently serving the Town of Yucca Valley at FS41. He enjoys spending time with his amazing wife, Jill, and two incredible sons, Wyatt and Zachary. They enjoy traveling, camping and spending time in the outdoors.

Firefighter Paramedic Michael Stachowicz started with SBCoFD in 2006 as a PCF. He became a paramedic in 2013, and worked for AMR for 3 years. Mike was hired full-time with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. He is currently assigned to FS322, ARFF certified, and working on his truck specialty. He lives in the high desert with his wife, Ashley, and their 3 kids, Landon, Aubrey, and Lincoln. On his off time he enjoys spending time with family, snowboarding, coaching his son’s baseball team, and going to Angels games.

Ambulance Operator Pierre Machado is currently assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. He was hired in 2018, and started working in Lake Arrowhead. Pierre has been working in EMS since 2015, starting out in LA County. Pierre is married to his wife, Breanne, and they reside in Rancho Cucamonga. They are expecting their first child, a baby girl, in June. During his off time, Pierre is a DJ and musician. His hobbies include playing a variety of instruments, attending country concerts, and working on cars.

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Captain Craig Williams was introduced to the Fire Dept. in his high school ROP fire science program. He started as a PCF, LT firefighter, and fulltime Firefighter Paramedic in 2001. Craig promoted to Engineer in 2006, and to Captain in 2014. He is currently assigned to FS25, USAR certified, and serves as the Div. 3 Union Rep. He enjoys serving the community that he lives in and grew up in. He has been married for almost 25 years to his best friend, Jamie and they have three daughters, Olivia 20, Gracie 17 and Sophia 15. They enjoy all the mountains have to offer, boating, fishing, water skiing, snow skiing and hiking.

Engineer Brian Craven began his career in Phelan at FS10 as a PCF. In 2005, he transitioned into the LT firefighter program and became a paramedic in 2006. He was hired full-time in 2008, and assigned to the North Desert division. Brian promoted to Engineer in 2019, and is currently serving the Town of Yucca Valley at FS41. He enjoys spending time with his amazing wife, Jill, and two incredible sons, Wyatt and Zachary. They enjoy traveling, camping and spending time in the outdoors.

Firefighter Paramedic Michael Stachowicz started with SBCoFD in 2006 as a PCF. He became a paramedic in 2013, and worked for AMR for 3 years. Mike was hired full-time with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. He is currently assigned to FS322, ARFF certified, and working on his truck specialty. He lives in the high desert with his wife, Ashley, and their 3 kids, Landon, Aubrey, and Lincoln. On his off time he enjoys spending time with family, snowboarding, coaching his son’s baseball team, and going to Angels games.

Ambulance Operator Pierre Machado is currently assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. He was hired in 2018, and started working in Lake Arrowhead. Pierre has been working in EMS since 2015, starting out in LA County. Pierre is married to his wife, Breanne, and they reside in Rancho Cucamonga. They are expecting their first child, a baby girl, in June. During his off time, Pierre is a DJ and musician. His hobbies include playing a variety of instruments, attending country concerts, and working on cars.

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Captain Craig Williams was introduced to the Fire Dept. in his high school ROP fire science program. He started as a PCF, LT firefighter, and fulltime Firefighter Paramedic in 2001. Craig promoted to Engineer in 2006, and to Captain in 2014. He is currently assigned to FS25, USAR certified, and serves as the Div. 3 Union Rep. He enjoys serving the community that he lives in and grew up in. He has been married for almost 25 years to his best friend, Jamie and they have three daughters, Olivia 20, Gracie 17 and Sophia 15. They enjoy all the mountains have to offer, boating, fishing, water skiing, snow skiing and hiking.

Engineer Brian Craven began his career in Phelan at FS10 as a PCF. In 2005, he transitioned into the LT firefighter program and became a paramedic in 2006. He was hired full-time in 2008, and assigned to the North Desert division. Brian promoted to Engineer in 2019, and is currently serving the Town of Yucca Valley at FS41. He enjoys spending time with his amazing wife, Jill, and two incredible sons, Wyatt and Zachary. They enjoy traveling, camping and spending time in the outdoors.

Firefighter Paramedic Michael Stachowicz started with SBCoFD in 2006 as a PCF. He became a paramedic in 2013, and worked for AMR for 3 years. Mike was hired full-time with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. He is currently assigned to FS322, ARFF certified, and working on his truck specialty. He lives in the high desert with his wife, Ashley, and their 3 kids, Landon, Aubrey, and Lincoln. On his off time he enjoys spending time with family, snowboarding, coaching his son’s baseball team, and going to Angels games.

Ambulance Operator Pierre Machado is currently assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. He was hired in 2018, and started working in Lake Arrowhead. Pierre has been working in EMS since 2015, starting out in LA County. Pierre is married to his wife, Breanne, and they reside in Rancho Cucamonga. They are expecting their first child, a baby girl, in June. During his off time, Pierre is a DJ and musician. His hobbies include playing a variety of instruments, attending country concerts, and working on cars.

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Captain Jared Newcomer started his journey with SBCoFD in high school. First as an Explorer, then PCF, LT Firefighter, and was hired fulltime in 2007 with Tower 1. He promoted to Engineer in 2014, and Captain in 2015. He currently sits on the San Bernardino County Employee’s Retirement Association as a Board Member/Trustee where he is also a member of the Investment Committee, which oversees the investment strategy of a $10 billion portfolio. He is currently a Board Member of the SBCoFD Benevolent Foundation and an editor for County Fire’s very own FIREWIRE magazine. Jared has an MBA in Leadership & Management with an emphasis in finance from the University of La Verne. He is currently serving the community of Crestline at FS25. On his time off he enjoys mountain biking, camping, traveling and spending time with his beautiful wife Kelly, and their wonderful daughters, Aubrey and Emma.

Engineer Frank Lerma has been in EMS since 1999. He started with Crest Forest FD in 2007, transition to SBCoFD in 2013, and promoted to Engineer in 2019. Currently assigned to FS221, he serves on the EMS committee, and is truck qualified. Frank has been married for 25 years to his wife Christina, and have three kids, Amanda 17, Isaiah 13, and Andria 10. Frank coaches his sons baseball team, enjoys camping, hiking, BBQing and going to Dodgers games.

Firefighter/Paramedic Landen Markegard was hired with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. Landen is currently stationed at 304 and is truck certified. Landen is also ARFF certified, hazmat specialist, and finishing his USAR specialty. Landen lives in the High Desert with his wife Karissa, daughter Charley, and expecting another daughter in July. On his off days Landen enjoys spending time with his family, going to the river, being outdoors, hiking, fishing, and hunting.

Ambulance Operator Noah Haney has been with SBCoFD as an EMT for a year and a half serving the City of Hesperia. Prior to his current position, Noah was an explorer at station 10 for 4 years. Noah currently lives in Oak Hills. On his off time he enjoys indoor rock climbing, camping, hunting, spending time with his family.

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Captain Jared Newcomer started his journey with SBCoFD in high school. First as an Explorer, then PCF, LT Firefighter, and was hired fulltime in 2007 with Tower 1. He promoted to Engineer in 2014, and Captain in 2015. He currently sits on the San Bernardino County Employee’s Retirement Association as a Board Member/Trustee where he is also a member of the Investment Committee, which oversees the investment strategy of a $10 billion portfolio. He is currently a Board Member of the SBCoFD Benevolent Foundation and an editor for County Fire’s very own FIREWIRE magazine. Jared has an MBA in Leadership & Management with an emphasis in finance from the University of La Verne. He is currently serving the community of Crestline at FS25. On his time off he enjoys mountain biking, camping, traveling and spending time with his beautiful wife Kelly, and their wonderful daughters, Aubrey and Emma.

Engineer Frank Lerma has been in EMS since 1999. He started with Crest Forest FD in 2007, transition to SBCoFD in 2013, and promoted to Engineer in 2019. Currently assigned to FS221, he serves on the EMS committee, and is truck qualified. Frank has been married for 25 years to his wife Christina, and have three kids, Amanda 17, Isaiah 13, and Andria 10. Frank coaches his sons baseball team, enjoys camping, hiking, BBQing and going to Dodgers games.

Firefighter/Paramedic Landen Markegard was hired with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. Landen is currently stationed at 304 and is truck certified. Landen is also ARFF certified, hazmat specialist, and finishing his USAR specialty. Landen lives in the High Desert with his wife Karissa, daughter Charley, and expecting another daughter in July. On his off days Landen enjoys spending time with his family, going to the river, being outdoors, hiking, fishing, and hunting.

Ambulance Operator Noah Haney has been with SBCoFD as an EMT for a year and a half serving the City of Hesperia. Prior to his current position, Noah was an explorer at station 10 for 4 years. Noah currently lives in Oak Hills. On his off time he enjoys indoor rock climbing, camping, hunting, spending time with his family.

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Captain Jared Newcomer started his journey with SBCoFD in high school. First as an Explorer, then PCF, LT Firefighter, and was hired fulltime in 2007 with Tower 1. He promoted to Engineer in 2014, and Captain in 2015. He currently sits on the San Bernardino County Employee’s Retirement Association as a Board Member/Trustee where he is also a member of the Investment Committee, which oversees the investment strategy of a $10 billion portfolio. He is currently a Board Member of the SBCoFD Benevolent Foundation and an editor for County Fire’s very own FIREWIRE magazine. Jared has an MBA in Leadership & Management with an emphasis in finance from the University of La Verne. He is currently serving the community of Crestline at FS25. On his time off he enjoys mountain biking, camping, traveling and spending time with his beautiful wife Kelly, and their wonderful daughters, Aubrey and Emma.

Engineer Frank Lerma has been in EMS since 1999. He started with Crest Forest FD in 2007, transition to SBCoFD in 2013, and promoted to Engineer in 2019. Currently assigned to FS221, he serves on the EMS committee, and is truck qualified. Frank has been married for 25 years to his wife Christina, and have three kids, Amanda 17, Isaiah 13, and Andria 10. Frank coaches his sons baseball team, enjoys camping, hiking, BBQing and going to Dodgers games.

Firefighter/Paramedic Landen Markegard was hired with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. Landen is currently stationed at 304 and is truck certified. Landen is also ARFF certified, hazmat specialist, and finishing his USAR specialty. Landen lives in the High Desert with his wife Karissa, daughter Charley, and expecting another daughter in July. On his off days Landen enjoys spending time with his family, going to the river, being outdoors, hiking, fishing, and hunting.

Ambulance Operator Noah Haney has been with SBCoFD as an EMT for a year and a half serving the City of Hesperia. Prior to his current position, Noah was an explorer at station 10 for 4 years. Noah currently lives in Oak Hills. On his off time he enjoys indoor rock climbing, camping, hunting, spending time with his family.

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Captain Jared Newcomer started his journey with SBCoFD in high school. First as an Explorer, then PCF, LT Firefighter, and was hired fulltime in 2007 with Tower 1. He promoted to Engineer in 2014, and Captain in 2015. He currently sits on the San Bernardino County Employee’s Retirement Association as a Board Member/Trustee where he is also a member of the Investment Committee, which oversees the investment strategy of a $10 billion portfolio. He is currently a Board Member of the SBCoFD Benevolent Foundation and an editor for County Fire’s very own FIREWIRE magazine. Jared has an MBA in Leadership & Management with an emphasis in finance from the University of La Verne. He is currently serving the community of Crestline at FS25. On his time off he enjoys mountain biking, camping, traveling and spending time with his beautiful wife Kelly, and their wonderful daughters, Aubrey and Emma.

Engineer Frank Lerma has been in EMS since 1999. He started with Crest Forest FD in 2007, transition to SBCoFD in 2013, and promoted to Engineer in 2019. Currently assigned to FS221, he serves on the EMS committee, and is truck qualified. Frank has been married for 25 years to his wife Christina, and have three kids, Amanda 17, Isaiah 13, and Andria 10. Frank coaches his sons baseball team, enjoys camping, hiking, BBQing and going to Dodgers games.

Firefighter/Paramedic Landen Markegard was hired with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. Landen is currently stationed at 304 and is truck certified. Landen is also ARFF certified, hazmat specialist, and finishing his USAR specialty. Landen lives in the High Desert with his wife Karissa, daughter Charley, and expecting another daughter in July. On his off days Landen enjoys spending time with his family, going to the river, being outdoors, hiking, fishing, and hunting.

Ambulance Operator Noah Haney has been with SBCoFD as an EMT for a year and a half serving the City of Hesperia. Prior to his current position, Noah was an explorer at station 10 for 4 years. Noah currently lives in Oak Hills. On his off time he enjoys indoor rock climbing, camping, hunting, spending time with his family.

Captain Sam Thomas is currently assigned to FS322 in Adelanto. He has 25 years of fire service experience and was promoted to Captain in 2005. He has been a member of the Uniform & Safety Equipment Committee since 2005, Lead instructor, and author of the County Fire Ground Ladder Standard. Sam was also the first Captain ever assigned as Superintendent 6 and is a qualified Division/Group Supervisor. He is married to his wife Amy for close to 30 years, with 3 daughters. They reside in Silverlakes.

Engineer Lee Martin started as an explorer with SBCoFD/CDF in 1992. In 1996 he was hired as a PCF in Phelan, later transferring to FS4. In 2005, Lee was hired full time with 29 Palms FD. Lee came to SBCoFD in 2016 when 29 Palms annexed. He currently resides in Helendale with his daughter and fiancé.

Firefighter Jon Schlotthauer is currently assigned to FS18 in Havasu Landing. He has been a paramedic since 2011 and started his career with the county in 2015 as an A/O at FS8 in Lucerne Valley. He became a full-time Firefighter Paramedic in 2016. Since being with the county, he has completed hazmat training and is a certified Hazmat Specialist. He is also involved in the growing boat program. Jon currently resides in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife, Julie, and is anxiously awaiting the arrival of their first son to be born in April.

Ambulance Operator Nick Torres began his career with SBCoFD in 2019. He has been a paramedic for 3 years and in EMS for 7. Nick is pursuing a career as flight medic, and wants to precept & teach. He and his wife live in Rancho Cucamonga with their two boys (Ages 8 & 2). In his free time he likes to play rec & tournament hockey for first responders teams.

Captain Sam Thomas is currently assigned to FS322 in Adelanto. He has 25 years of fire service experience and was promoted to Captain in 2005. He has been a member of the Uniform & Safety Equipment Committee since 2005, Lead instructor, and author of the County Fire Ground Ladder Standard. Sam was also the first Captain ever assigned as Superintendent 6 and is a qualified Division/Group Supervisor. He is married to his wife Amy for close to 30 years, with 3 daughters. They reside in Silverlakes.

Engineer Lee Martin started as an explorer with SBCoFD/CDF in 1992. In 1996 he was hired as a PCF in Phelan, later transferring to FS4. In 2005, Lee was hired full time with 29 Palms FD. Lee came to SBCoFD in 2016 when 29 Palms annexed. He currently resides in Helendale with his daughter and fiancé.

Firefighter Jon Schlotthauer is currently assigned to FS18 in Havasu Landing. He has been a paramedic since 2011 and started his career with the county in 2015 as an A/O at FS8 in Lucerne Valley. He became a full-time Firefighter Paramedic in 2016. Since being with the county, he has completed hazmat training and is a certified Hazmat Specialist. He is also involved in the growing boat program. Jon currently resides in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife, Julie, and is anxiously awaiting the arrival of their first son to be born in April.

Ambulance Operator Nick Torres began his career with SBCoFD in 2019. He has been a paramedic for 3 years and in EMS for 7. Nick is pursuing a career as flight medic, and wants to precept & teach. He and his wife live in Rancho Cucamonga with their two boys (Ages 8 & 2). In his free time he likes to play rec & tournament hockey for first responders teams.

Captain Sam Thomas is currently assigned to FS322 in Adelanto. He has 25 years of fire service experience and was promoted to Captain in 2005. He has been a member of the Uniform & Safety Equipment Committee since 2005, Lead instructor, and author of the County Fire Ground Ladder Standard. Sam was also the first Captain ever assigned as Superintendent 6 and is a qualified Division/Group Supervisor. He is married to his wife Amy for close to 30 years, with 3 daughters. They reside in Silverlakes.

Engineer Lee Martin started as an explorer with SBCoFD/CDF in 1992. In 1996 he was hired as a PCF in Phelan, later transferring to FS4. In 2005, Lee was hired full time with 29 Palms FD. Lee came to SBCoFD in 2016 when 29 Palms annexed. He currently resides in Helendale with his daughter and fiancé.

Firefighter Jon Schlotthauer is currently assigned to FS18 in Havasu Landing. He has been a paramedic since 2011 and started his career with the county in 2015 as an A/O at FS8 in Lucerne Valley. He became a full-time Firefighter Paramedic in 2016. Since being with the county, he has completed hazmat training and is a certified Hazmat Specialist. He is also involved in the growing boat program. Jon currently resides in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife, Julie, and is anxiously awaiting the arrival of their first son to be born in April.

Ambulance Operator Nick Torres began his career with SBCoFD in 2019. He has been a paramedic for 3 years and in EMS for 7. Nick is pursuing a career as flight medic, and wants to precept & teach. He and his wife live in Rancho Cucamonga with their two boys (Ages 8 & 2). In his free time he likes to play rec & tournament hockey for first responders teams.

Captain Sam Thomas is currently assigned to FS322 in Adelanto. He has 25 years of fire service experience and was promoted to Captain in 2005. He has been a member of the Uniform & Safety Equipment Committee since 2005, Lead instructor, and author of the County Fire Ground Ladder Standard. Sam was also the first Captain ever assigned as Superintendent 6 and is a qualified Division/Group Supervisor. He is married to his wife Amy for close to 30 years, with 3 daughters. They reside in Silverlakes.

Engineer Lee Martin started as an explorer with SBCoFD/CDF in 1992. In 1996 he was hired as a PCF in Phelan, later transferring to FS4. In 2005, Lee was hired full time with 29 Palms FD. Lee came to SBCoFD in 2016 when 29 Palms annexed. He currently resides in Helendale with his daughter and fiancé.

Firefighter Jon Schlotthauer is currently assigned to FS18 in Havasu Landing. He has been a paramedic since 2011 and started his career with the county in 2015 as an A/O at FS8 in Lucerne Valley. He became a full-time Firefighter Paramedic in 2016. Since being with the county, he has completed hazmat training and is a certified Hazmat Specialist. He is also involved in the growing boat program. Jon currently resides in Rancho Cucamonga with his wife, Julie, and is anxiously awaiting the arrival of their first son to be born in April.

Ambulance Operator Nick Torres began his career with SBCoFD in 2019. He has been a paramedic for 3 years and in EMS for 7. Nick is pursuing a career as flight medic, and wants to precept & teach. He and his wife live in Rancho Cucamonga with their two boys (Ages 8 & 2). In his free time he likes to play rec & tournament hockey for first responders teams.

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Captain Erik Dahlberg was hired with SBCoFD in 2002, promoted to Captain in 2018 and currently assigned to FS221 in San Bernardino. He has spent the majority of his career at truck stations and enjoys being a member of the truck cadre.
Erik lives in Mammoth Lakes with his wife Michelle, and two sons, Harper(9) and Cedar(7). They enjoy staying active as a family through outdoor recreation year round.

Engineer Brian Wells is assigned to FS71 in the City of Fontana. He started his career in 2000 with Victorville FD and in 2009, transitioned to SBCoFD. Brian has been an engineer for the last 16 years and is a part of the apparatus committee. He has spent a good deal of time building, reviewing fire apparatus specs, and traveling to the many fire apparatus vendors county fire uses. On his off days, Brian enjoys hitting the lake, off roading, and hanging out with family.

Firefighter/paramedic Kyle Jerkins began his career with SBCoFD as an AO in 2017. Kyle was hired full time in 2018 with Tower 9. He is currently assigned in Lucerne Valley at FS8. Kyle is married to his wife, Kristi, and recently celebrated the birth of their first born baby boy, Joseph. Off duty, Kyle enjoys spending time with family, going to Lake Havasu, camping, fishing and wood working.

Ambulance Operator Jordan Blanchard has been with SBCoFD for 3 years. He started as an EMT at FS25 and recently reclassed as a paramedic and is now assigned to FS 41 in Yucca Valley. Jordan is married with a 5 year old daughter, and another little girl due in June. His family lives in Rancho Santa Margarita and they try to get outdoors whenever they can.

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Captain Erik Dahlberg was hired with SBCoFD in 2002, promoted to Captain in 2018 and currently assigned to FS221 in San Bernardino. He has spent the majority of his career at truck stations and enjoys being a member of the truck cadre.
Erik lives in Mammoth Lakes with his wife Michelle, and two sons, Harper(9) and Cedar(7). They enjoy staying active as a family through outdoor recreation year round.

Engineer Brian Wells is assigned to FS71 in the City of Fontana. He started his career in 2000 with Victorville FD and in 2009, transitioned to SBCoFD. Brian has been an engineer for the last 16 years and is a part of the apparatus committee. He has spent a good deal of time building, reviewing fire apparatus specs, and traveling to the many fire apparatus vendors county fire uses. On his off days, Brian enjoys hitting the lake, off roading, and hanging out with family.

Firefighter/paramedic Kyle Jerkins began his career with SBCoFD as an AO in 2017. Kyle was hired full time in 2018 with Tower 9. He is currently assigned in Lucerne Valley at FS8. Kyle is married to his wife, Kristi, and recently celebrated the birth of their first born baby boy, Joseph. Off duty, Kyle enjoys spending time with family, going to Lake Havasu, camping, fishing and wood working.

Ambulance Operator Jordan Blanchard has been with SBCoFD for 3 years. He started as an EMT at FS25 and recently reclassed as a paramedic and is now assigned to FS 41 in Yucca Valley. Jordan is married with a 5 year old daughter, and another little girl due in June. His family lives in Rancho Santa Margarita and they try to get outdoors whenever they can.

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Captain Erik Dahlberg was hired with SBCoFD in 2002, promoted to Captain in 2018 and currently assigned to FS221 in San Bernardino. He has spent the majority of his career at truck stations and enjoys being a member of the truck cadre.
Erik lives in Mammoth Lakes with his wife Michelle, and two sons, Harper(9) and Cedar(7). They enjoy staying active as a family through outdoor recreation year round.

Engineer Brian Wells is assigned to FS71 in the City of Fontana. He started his career in 2000 with Victorville FD and in 2009, transitioned to SBCoFD. Brian has been an engineer for the last 16 years and is a part of the apparatus committee. He has spent a good deal of time building, reviewing fire apparatus specs, and traveling to the many fire apparatus vendors county fire uses. On his off days, Brian enjoys hitting the lake, off roading, and hanging out with family.

Firefighter/paramedic Kyle Jerkins began his career with SBCoFD as an AO in 2017. Kyle was hired full time in 2018 with Tower 9. He is currently assigned in Lucerne Valley at FS8. Kyle is married to his wife, Kristi, and recently celebrated the birth of their first born baby boy, Joseph. Off duty, Kyle enjoys spending time with family, going to Lake Havasu, camping, fishing and wood working.

Ambulance Operator Jordan Blanchard has been with SBCoFD for 3 years. He started as an EMT at FS25 and recently reclassed as a paramedic and is now assigned to FS 41 in Yucca Valley. Jordan is married with a 5 year old daughter, and another little girl due in June. His family lives in Rancho Santa Margarita and they try to get outdoors whenever they can.

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Captain Erik Dahlberg was hired with SBCoFD in 2002, promoted to Captain in 2018 and currently assigned to FS221 in San Bernardino. He has spent the majority of his career at truck stations and enjoys being a member of the truck cadre.
Erik lives in Mammoth Lakes with his wife Michelle, and two sons, Harper(9) and Cedar(7). They enjoy staying active as a family through outdoor recreation year round.

Engineer Brian Wells is assigned to FS71 in the City of Fontana. He started his career in 2000 with Victorville FD and in 2009, transitioned to SBCoFD. Brian has been an engineer for the last 16 years and is a part of the apparatus committee. He has spent a good deal of time building, reviewing fire apparatus specs, and traveling to the many fire apparatus vendors county fire uses. On his off days, Brian enjoys hitting the lake, off roading, and hanging out with family.

Firefighter/paramedic Kyle Jerkins began his career with SBCoFD as an AO in 2017. Kyle was hired full time in 2018 with Tower 9. He is currently assigned in Lucerne Valley at FS8. Kyle is married to his wife, Kristi, and recently celebrated the birth of their first born baby boy, Joseph. Off duty, Kyle enjoys spending time with family, going to Lake Havasu, camping, fishing and wood working.

Ambulance Operator Jordan Blanchard has been with SBCoFD for 3 years. He started as an EMT at FS25 and recently reclassed as a paramedic and is now assigned to FS 41 in Yucca Valley. Jordan is married with a 5 year old daughter, and another little girl due in June. His family lives in Rancho Santa Margarita and they try to get outdoors whenever they can.

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Captain Scott Leidner started as a Paid Call Firefighter at Running Springs Fire Department in 2003 and promoted to a full time position there in 2006. He was hired with San Bernardino City Fire in 2008. Scott was involved with EMS training, testing, and a Tiller Truck Certifier. He Promoted to Engineer in 2015, and transitioned to SBCoFD in 2016. Scott has been involved in Tiller Truck certification, USAR/HazMat Teams, and a member of the Tower Cadre. He recently promoted to Captain this February and is assigned to FS2 in Devore. Scott lives in Lake Arrowhead with his wife and 2 year old son. In their free time they enjoy sailing, skiing, and hiking.

Engineer William Guttierres was born in Brazil and came to the US as a child. He became a citizen at 18 years old. William was hired as a PCF with Victorville Fire Department in 1995, and was hired full time in 1998. He promoted to engineer in 2001 and transitioned to SBCoFD in 2008. William has held an ARFF certification for the duration of his career. He held the position of Union treasurer while with VVFD. William met his wife, Nicole, when they were 16. They have been married now for 21 years. Outside of the Fire Department they enjoy traveling all over the world. William has been a “car guy” his whole life and enjoys going to car shows, and events all over with his car club brothers.

Firefighter Sean Jackson has been in EMS for over 30 years now, beginning with ski patrol in 1989. He patrolled for 13 seasons. His first job on an ambulance began in 1990 with Bear Valley Paramedic in Big Bear. Sean worked 6 years as a flight medic with Mercy Air. Sean began his suppression career with Crest Forest FD in July 2005 and came to SBCoFD in July 2013. Sean has been stationed at 91 in Lake Arrowhead ever since, and is a member of the RTF-6 USAR team. His favorite hobbies are snow skiing and cycling. He also competed in (and completed) the 3000 mile Race Across America as a member of Team Fire Velo in both 2017 and 2019. The team raced to raise awareness of the high level of occupational cancer in the fire service. Sean has two sons, aged 10 and 14.

Ambulance Operator Paramedic Justin Kyle started his career in EMS in 2011 and was hired with SBCoFD in February of 2017. He is currently assigned to FS305 in Hesperia and was previously assigned in Baker and Wrightwood. Justin is also the Clinical Coordinator and a Primary Instructor for Cal State Long Beach EMT Program. He is a preceptor in the ICEMA region. In his free time, he enjoys watching and playing sports, traveling and camping with friends and family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Scott Leidner started as a Paid Call Firefighter at Running Springs Fire Department in 2003 and promoted to a full time position there in 2006. He was hired with San Bernardino City Fire in 2008. Scott was involved with EMS training, testing, and a Tiller Truck Certifier. He Promoted to Engineer in 2015, and transitioned to SBCoFD in 2016. Scott has been involved in Tiller Truck certification, USAR/HazMat Teams, and a member of the Tower Cadre. He recently promoted to Captain this February and is assigned to FS2 in Devore. Scott lives in Lake Arrowhead with his wife and 2 year old son. In their free time they enjoy sailing, skiing, and hiking.

Engineer William Guttierres was born in Brazil and came to the US as a child. He became a citizen at 18 years old. William was hired as a PCF with Victorville Fire Department in 1995, and was hired full time in 1998. He promoted to engineer in 2001 and transitioned to SBCoFD in 2008. William has held an ARFF certification for the duration of his career. He held the position of Union treasurer while with VVFD. William met his wife, Nicole, when they were 16. They have been married now for 21 years. Outside of the Fire Department they enjoy traveling all over the world. William has been a “car guy” his whole life and enjoys going to car shows, and events all over with his car club brothers.

Firefighter Sean Jackson has been in EMS for over 30 years now, beginning with ski patrol in 1989. He patrolled for 13 seasons. His first job on an ambulance began in 1990 with Bear Valley Paramedic in Big Bear. Sean worked 6 years as a flight medic with Mercy Air. Sean began his suppression career with Crest Forest FD in July 2005 and came to SBCoFD in July 2013. Sean has been stationed at 91 in Lake Arrowhead ever since, and is a member of the RTF-6 USAR team. His favorite hobbies are snow skiing and cycling. He also competed in (and completed) the 3000 mile Race Across America as a member of Team Fire Velo in both 2017 and 2019. The team raced to raise awareness of the high level of occupational cancer in the fire service. Sean has two sons, aged 10 and 14.

Ambulance Operator Paramedic Justin Kyle started his career in EMS in 2011 and was hired with SBCoFD in February of 2017. He is currently assigned to FS305 in Hesperia and was previously assigned in Baker and Wrightwood. Justin is also the Clinical Coordinator and a Primary Instructor for Cal State Long Beach EMT Program. He is a preceptor in the ICEMA region. In his free time, he enjoys watching and playing sports, traveling and camping with friends and family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Scott Leidner started as a Paid Call Firefighter at Running Springs Fire Department in 2003 and promoted to a full time position there in 2006. He was hired with San Bernardino City Fire in 2008. Scott was involved with EMS training, testing, and a Tiller Truck Certifier. He Promoted to Engineer in 2015, and transitioned to SBCoFD in 2016. Scott has been involved in Tiller Truck certification, USAR/HazMat Teams, and a member of the Tower Cadre. He recently promoted to Captain this February and is assigned to FS2 in Devore. Scott lives in Lake Arrowhead with his wife and 2 year old son. In their free time they enjoy sailing, skiing, and hiking.

Engineer William Guttierres was born in Brazil and came to the US as a child. He became a citizen at 18 years old. William was hired as a PCF with Victorville Fire Department in 1995, and was hired full time in 1998. He promoted to engineer in 2001 and transitioned to SBCoFD in 2008. William has held an ARFF certification for the duration of his career. He held the position of Union treasurer while with VVFD. William met his wife, Nicole, when they were 16. They have been married now for 21 years. Outside of the Fire Department they enjoy traveling all over the world. William has been a “car guy” his whole life and enjoys going to car shows, and events all over with his car club brothers.

Firefighter Sean Jackson has been in EMS for over 30 years now, beginning with ski patrol in 1989. He patrolled for 13 seasons. His first job on an ambulance began in 1990 with Bear Valley Paramedic in Big Bear. Sean worked 6 years as a flight medic with Mercy Air. Sean began his suppression career with Crest Forest FD in July 2005 and came to SBCoFD in July 2013. Sean has been stationed at 91 in Lake Arrowhead ever since, and is a member of the RTF-6 USAR team. His favorite hobbies are snow skiing and cycling. He also competed in (and completed) the 3000 mile Race Across America as a member of Team Fire Velo in both 2017 and 2019. The team raced to raise awareness of the high level of occupational cancer in the fire service. Sean has two sons, aged 10 and 14.

Ambulance Operator Paramedic Justin Kyle started his career in EMS in 2011 and was hired with SBCoFD in February of 2017. He is currently assigned to FS305 in Hesperia and was previously assigned in Baker and Wrightwood. Justin is also the Clinical Coordinator and a Primary Instructor for Cal State Long Beach EMT Program. He is a preceptor in the ICEMA region. In his free time, he enjoys watching and playing sports, traveling and camping with friends and family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Scott Leidner started as a Paid Call Firefighter at Running Springs Fire Department in 2003 and promoted to a full time position there in 2006. He was hired with San Bernardino City Fire in 2008. Scott was involved with EMS training, testing, and a Tiller Truck Certifier. He Promoted to Engineer in 2015, and transitioned to SBCoFD in 2016. Scott has been involved in Tiller Truck certification, USAR/HazMat Teams, and a member of the Tower Cadre. He recently promoted to Captain this February and is assigned to FS2 in Devore. Scott lives in Lake Arrowhead with his wife and 2 year old son. In their free time they enjoy sailing, skiing, and hiking.

Engineer William Guttierres was born in Brazil and came to the US as a child. He became a citizen at 18 years old. William was hired as a PCF with Victorville Fire Department in 1995, and was hired full time in 1998. He promoted to engineer in 2001 and transitioned to SBCoFD in 2008. William has held an ARFF certification for the duration of his career. He held the position of Union treasurer while with VVFD. William met his wife, Nicole, when they were 16. They have been married now for 21 years. Outside of the Fire Department they enjoy traveling all over the world. William has been a “car guy” his whole life and enjoys going to car shows, and events all over with his car club brothers.

Firefighter Sean Jackson has been in EMS for over 30 years now, beginning with ski patrol in 1989. He patrolled for 13 seasons. His first job on an ambulance began in 1990 with Bear Valley Paramedic in Big Bear. Sean worked 6 years as a flight medic with Mercy Air. Sean began his suppression career with Crest Forest FD in July 2005 and came to SBCoFD in July 2013. Sean has been stationed at 91 in Lake Arrowhead ever since, and is a member of the RTF-6 USAR team. His favorite hobbies are snow skiing and cycling. He also competed in (and completed) the 3000 mile Race Across America as a member of Team Fire Velo in both 2017 and 2019. The team raced to raise awareness of the high level of occupational cancer in the fire service. Sean has two sons, aged 10 and 14.

Ambulance Operator Paramedic Justin Kyle started his career in EMS in 2011 and was hired with SBCoFD in February of 2017. He is currently assigned to FS305 in Hesperia and was previously assigned in Baker and Wrightwood. Justin is also the Clinical Coordinator and a Primary Instructor for Cal State Long Beach EMT Program. He is a preceptor in the ICEMA region. In his free time, he enjoys watching and playing sports, traveling and camping with friends and family.

#Service #Professionalism #Dedication

𝕨𝕨𝕨.𝕚𝕒𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝.𝕠𝕣𝕘
𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣- @𝕊𝔹ℂ𝕠𝔽𝔽𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝔽𝕒𝕔𝕖𝕓𝕠𝕠𝕜-@𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕋𝕦𝕓𝕖-𝕊𝕒𝕟 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕠 ℂ𝕆 𝔽𝔽𝕤

#SBCoFD #Local935 #Firefighters #Firefighting #FireDepartment

#Service #Professionalism #Dedication

𝕨𝕨𝕨.𝕚𝕒𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝.𝕠𝕣𝕘
𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣- @𝕊𝔹ℂ𝕠𝔽𝔽𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝔽𝕒𝕔𝕖𝕓𝕠𝕠𝕜-@𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕋𝕦𝕓𝕖-𝕊𝕒𝕟 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕠 ℂ𝕆 𝔽𝔽𝕤

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Come out & support our event honoring Retired San Bernardino County Fire Firefighter Cory Norton and his battle with cancer. #Service #Dedication #Professionalism

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sam Bashaw is assigned to FS14 in the City of Wrightwood. Bashaw started his career in 1984 with the City of San Bernardino Fire Department, and annexed into the County Fire family in 2016. Prior to joining County Fire, Sam was one of the training captains for the City of San Bernardino for 12 years. Sam has been married to his wife, Ann, for 39 years and reside in the City of Phelen. Sam and Ann have a large family of 13 children and 12 grandchildren.

Engineer Kalyn Salgado started her career with SBCoFD as a PCF in 2006. She was hired full time in 2007 with Tower II. She promoted to Engineer in 2015 and currently is assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. Kalyn has been married to her husband Jake for 9 years and has two beautiful girls, Emree (5) and Elsie (3). When she is not working she enjoys woodworking, baking, and camping with her family.

Firefighter/Paramedic Brad Micallef started his career as a volunteer firefighter for Riverside County Fire in 2001. He was hired as an LT Firefighter for SBCoFD in 2006 at FS23. Brad obtained his paramedic cert in 2009 and in 2010, was hired at First Irwin FD as one of the first paramedics on an Army helicopter. In 2014 Brad was hired by CalFire in Palm Desert as a FF/PM. He was hired by SBCoFD in 2017 and served as the Tower Leader for Tower 8. Since then, he has been involved with teaching firefighter survival, RIC, and auto extrication with Crafton Hills Fire Academy as well Riverside County Fire and SBCoFD towers. Brad was part of SBCoFD auto extrication cadre that tested out the new battery powered extrication tools. Brad has served the communities in Division 6, Division 1, and currently is assigned to FS227 in San Bernardino. Brad lives in Rosena Ranch with his wife, Ariel, and daughter, Maddie.

Ambulance Operator Adam Galvan has been with the department for 4 years as an AO PM. Adam has served the communities of Yucca Valley, Crestline, Lake Arrowhead and is currently assigned to FS305 in Hesperia. He lives with his fiancé, Nancy and their 3 children in Highland. On his off days, Adam enjoys hiking, golfing and spending time with his Family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sam Bashaw is assigned to FS14 in the City of Wrightwood. Bashaw started his career in 1984 with the City of San Bernardino Fire Department, and annexed into the County Fire family in 2016. Prior to joining County Fire, Sam was one of the training captains for the City of San Bernardino for 12 years. Sam has been married to his wife, Ann, for 39 years and reside in the City of Phelen. Sam and Ann have a large family of 13 children and 12 grandchildren.

Engineer Kalyn Salgado started her career with SBCoFD as a PCF in 2006. She was hired full time in 2007 with Tower II. She promoted to Engineer in 2015 and currently is assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. Kalyn has been married to her husband Jake for 9 years and has two beautiful girls, Emree (5) and Elsie (3). When she is not working she enjoys woodworking, baking, and camping with her family.

Firefighter/Paramedic Brad Micallef started his career as a volunteer firefighter for Riverside County Fire in 2001. He was hired as an LT Firefighter for SBCoFD in 2006 at FS23. Brad obtained his paramedic cert in 2009 and in 2010, was hired at First Irwin FD as one of the first paramedics on an Army helicopter. In 2014 Brad was hired by CalFire in Palm Desert as a FF/PM. He was hired by SBCoFD in 2017 and served as the Tower Leader for Tower 8. Since then, he has been involved with teaching firefighter survival, RIC, and auto extrication with Crafton Hills Fire Academy as well Riverside County Fire and SBCoFD towers. Brad was part of SBCoFD auto extrication cadre that tested out the new battery powered extrication tools. Brad has served the communities in Division 6, Division 1, and currently is assigned to FS227 in San Bernardino. Brad lives in Rosena Ranch with his wife, Ariel, and daughter, Maddie.

Ambulance Operator Adam Galvan has been with the department for 4 years as an AO PM. Adam has served the communities of Yucca Valley, Crestline, Lake Arrowhead and is currently assigned to FS305 in Hesperia. He lives with his fiancé, Nancy and their 3 children in Highland. On his off days, Adam enjoys hiking, golfing and spending time with his Family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sam Bashaw is assigned to FS14 in the City of Wrightwood. Bashaw started his career in 1984 with the City of San Bernardino Fire Department, and annexed into the County Fire family in 2016. Prior to joining County Fire, Sam was one of the training captains for the City of San Bernardino for 12 years. Sam has been married to his wife, Ann, for 39 years and reside in the City of Phelen. Sam and Ann have a large family of 13 children and 12 grandchildren.

Engineer Kalyn Salgado started her career with SBCoFD as a PCF in 2006. She was hired full time in 2007 with Tower II. She promoted to Engineer in 2015 and currently is assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. Kalyn has been married to her husband Jake for 9 years and has two beautiful girls, Emree (5) and Elsie (3). When she is not working she enjoys woodworking, baking, and camping with her family.

Firefighter/Paramedic Brad Micallef started his career as a volunteer firefighter for Riverside County Fire in 2001. He was hired as an LT Firefighter for SBCoFD in 2006 at FS23. Brad obtained his paramedic cert in 2009 and in 2010, was hired at First Irwin FD as one of the first paramedics on an Army helicopter. In 2014 Brad was hired by CalFire in Palm Desert as a FF/PM. He was hired by SBCoFD in 2017 and served as the Tower Leader for Tower 8. Since then, he has been involved with teaching firefighter survival, RIC, and auto extrication with Crafton Hills Fire Academy as well Riverside County Fire and SBCoFD towers. Brad was part of SBCoFD auto extrication cadre that tested out the new battery powered extrication tools. Brad has served the communities in Division 6, Division 1, and currently is assigned to FS227 in San Bernardino. Brad lives in Rosena Ranch with his wife, Ariel, and daughter, Maddie.

Ambulance Operator Adam Galvan has been with the department for 4 years as an AO PM. Adam has served the communities of Yucca Valley, Crestline, Lake Arrowhead and is currently assigned to FS305 in Hesperia. He lives with his fiancé, Nancy and their 3 children in Highland. On his off days, Adam enjoys hiking, golfing and spending time with his Family.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sam Bashaw is assigned to FS14 in the City of Wrightwood. Bashaw started his career in 1984 with the City of San Bernardino Fire Department, and annexed into the County Fire family in 2016. Prior to joining County Fire, Sam was one of the training captains for the City of San Bernardino for 12 years. Sam has been married to his wife, Ann, for 39 years and reside in the City of Phelen. Sam and Ann have a large family of 13 children and 12 grandchildren.

Engineer Kalyn Salgado started her career with SBCoFD as a PCF in 2006. She was hired full time in 2007 with Tower II. She promoted to Engineer in 2015 and currently is assigned to FS8 in Lucerne Valley. Kalyn has been married to her husband Jake for 9 years and has two beautiful girls, Emree (5) and Elsie (3). When she is not working she enjoys woodworking, baking, and camping with her family.

Firefighter/Paramedic Brad Micallef started his career as a volunteer firefighter for Riverside County Fire in 2001. He was hired as an LT Firefighter for SBCoFD in 2006 at FS23. Brad obtained his paramedic cert in 2009 and in 2010, was hired at First Irwin FD as one of the first paramedics on an Army helicopter. In 2014 Brad was hired by CalFire in Palm Desert as a FF/PM. He was hired by SBCoFD in 2017 and served as the Tower Leader for Tower 8. Since then, he has been involved with teaching firefighter survival, RIC, and auto extrication with Crafton Hills Fire Academy as well Riverside County Fire and SBCoFD towers. Brad was part of SBCoFD auto extrication cadre that tested out the new battery powered extrication tools. Brad has served the communities in Division 6, Division 1, and currently is assigned to FS227 in San Bernardino. Brad lives in Rosena Ranch with his wife, Ariel, and daughter, Maddie.

Ambulance Operator Adam Galvan has been with the department for 4 years as an AO PM. Adam has served the communities of Yucca Valley, Crestline, Lake Arrowhead and is currently assigned to FS305 in Hesperia. He lives with his fiancé, Nancy and their 3 children in Highland. On his off days, Adam enjoys hiking, golfing and spending time with his Family.

#Service #Professionalism #Dedication

𝕨𝕨𝕨.𝕚𝕒𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝.𝕠𝕣𝕘
𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣- @𝕊𝔹ℂ𝕠𝔽𝔽𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝔽𝕒𝕔𝕖𝕓𝕠𝕠𝕜-@𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕋𝕦𝕓𝕖-𝕊𝕒𝕟 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕠 ℂ𝕆 𝔽𝔽𝕤

#SBCoFD #Local935 #Firefighters #MiracleLeague #Baseball #FireService #FireDepartment

#Service #Professionalism #Dedication

𝕨𝕨𝕨.𝕚𝕒𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝.𝕠𝕣𝕘
𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣- @𝕊𝔹ℂ𝕠𝔽𝔽𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝔽𝕒𝕔𝕖𝕓𝕠𝕠𝕜-@𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕋𝕦𝕓𝕖-𝕊𝕒𝕟 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕠 ℂ𝕆 𝔽𝔽𝕤

#SBCoFD #Local935 #Firefighters #MiracleLeague #Baseball #FireService #FireDepartment

#Service #Professionalism #Dedication

𝕨𝕨𝕨.𝕚𝕒𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝.𝕠𝕣𝕘
𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣- @𝕊𝔹ℂ𝕠𝔽𝔽𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝔽𝕒𝕔𝕖𝕓𝕠𝕠𝕜-@𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕋𝕦𝕓𝕖-𝕊𝕒𝕟 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕠 ℂ𝕆 𝔽𝔽𝕤

#SBCoFD #Local935 #Firefighters #BoatOps #FireService #FireDepartment #Paramedic #Rescue

#Service #Professionalism #Dedication

𝕨𝕨𝕨.𝕚𝕒𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝.𝕠𝕣𝕘
𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣- @𝕊𝔹ℂ𝕠𝔽𝔽𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝔽𝕒𝕔𝕖𝕓𝕠𝕠𝕜-@𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕋𝕦𝕓𝕖-𝕊𝕒𝕟 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕠 ℂ𝕆 𝔽𝔽𝕤

#SBCoFD #Local935 #Firefighters #BoatOps #FireService #FireDepartment #Paramedic #Rescue

#Service #Professionalism #Dedication

𝕨𝕨𝕨.𝕚𝕒𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝.𝕠𝕣𝕘
𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣- @𝕊𝔹ℂ𝕠𝔽𝔽𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝔽𝕒𝕔𝕖𝕓𝕠𝕠𝕜-@𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕋𝕦𝕓𝕖-𝕊𝕒𝕟 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕠 ℂ𝕆 𝔽𝔽𝕤

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#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Zack Taylor started his career with SBCoFD in 2002. As a firefighter, he was a Spark Of Love coordinator, a tower instructor, and part of the paramedic testing cadre. As an engineer, he developed the Engineer study guide, and assisted in Engineer Workshops. Today, Zack serves the community of Yucca Valley at FS41, where he enjoys strengthening relationships with local leaders. He is honored to be South Desert’s Local 935 VP. He is passionate about playing baseball to support the local Miracle League organization. He lives with his wife Molly, and two kids, Frankie and Zeke, in Temecula. He enjoys surfing, snowboarding, golf, art, music, and traveling with his family.

Engineer Brian Agrelius is currently working at FS161 in the City of Upland. Brian started his career with SBCoFD in 2008 at FS91 in Lake Arrowhead. While there, he obtained his USAR accreditation and has been an active member with RTF-6. During his time with County Fire he has obtained his State Fire Instructor and was deployed to the Montecito Incident with RTF-6 in 2018. Brian and his wife Jamie have been married for 10 years and look forward to many more.

Firefighter Tim Arabit started with SBCoFD in 2013 as an LT Firefighter. Tim was hired full time with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. He is currently assigned to FS72 and holds specialties in Hazmat, ARFF, and USAR. Tim is apart of the SBCoFD Honor Guard, serves as a background investigator, and has recently completed all of his instructor courses. He lives with his wife of 4 years in Palm Springs, and they are expecting their first baby in May.

Ambulance Operator Matt Katz has been with SBCoFD since November 2016. He’s been a paramedic since 2012, and is currently assigned to FS53 in Baker. Matt is the head of the Negotiations Committee for the Ambulance Operator rank and recently became one of the 2 Union Reps for the AO's, as well as an FTO. Matt lives in Victorville with his wife, Tiffany, and their two children. He enjoys traveling, camping, boating, and taking family trips to Disneyland.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Zack Taylor started his career with SBCoFD in 2002. As a firefighter, he was a Spark Of Love coordinator, a tower instructor, and part of the paramedic testing cadre. As an engineer, he developed the Engineer study guide, and assisted in Engineer Workshops. Today, Zack serves the community of Yucca Valley at FS41, where he enjoys strengthening relationships with local leaders. He is honored to be South Desert’s Local 935 VP. He is passionate about playing baseball to support the local Miracle League organization. He lives with his wife Molly, and two kids, Frankie and Zeke, in Temecula. He enjoys surfing, snowboarding, golf, art, music, and traveling with his family.

Engineer Brian Agrelius is currently working at FS161 in the City of Upland. Brian started his career with SBCoFD in 2008 at FS91 in Lake Arrowhead. While there, he obtained his USAR accreditation and has been an active member with RTF-6. During his time with County Fire he has obtained his State Fire Instructor and was deployed to the Montecito Incident with RTF-6 in 2018. Brian and his wife Jamie have been married for 10 years and look forward to many more.

Firefighter Tim Arabit started with SBCoFD in 2013 as an LT Firefighter. Tim was hired full time with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. He is currently assigned to FS72 and holds specialties in Hazmat, ARFF, and USAR. Tim is apart of the SBCoFD Honor Guard, serves as a background investigator, and has recently completed all of his instructor courses. He lives with his wife of 4 years in Palm Springs, and they are expecting their first baby in May.

Ambulance Operator Matt Katz has been with SBCoFD since November 2016. He’s been a paramedic since 2012, and is currently assigned to FS53 in Baker. Matt is the head of the Negotiations Committee for the Ambulance Operator rank and recently became one of the 2 Union Reps for the AO's, as well as an FTO. Matt lives in Victorville with his wife, Tiffany, and their two children. He enjoys traveling, camping, boating, and taking family trips to Disneyland.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Zack Taylor started his career with SBCoFD in 2002. As a firefighter, he was a Spark Of Love coordinator, a tower instructor, and part of the paramedic testing cadre. As an engineer, he developed the Engineer study guide, and assisted in Engineer Workshops. Today, Zack serves the community of Yucca Valley at FS41, where he enjoys strengthening relationships with local leaders. He is honored to be South Desert’s Local 935 VP. He is passionate about playing baseball to support the local Miracle League organization. He lives with his wife Molly, and two kids, Frankie and Zeke, in Temecula. He enjoys surfing, snowboarding, golf, art, music, and traveling with his family.

Engineer Brian Agrelius is currently working at FS161 in the City of Upland. Brian started his career with SBCoFD in 2008 at FS91 in Lake Arrowhead. While there, he obtained his USAR accreditation and has been an active member with RTF-6. During his time with County Fire he has obtained his State Fire Instructor and was deployed to the Montecito Incident with RTF-6 in 2018. Brian and his wife Jamie have been married for 10 years and look forward to many more.

Firefighter Tim Arabit started with SBCoFD in 2013 as an LT Firefighter. Tim was hired full time with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. He is currently assigned to FS72 and holds specialties in Hazmat, ARFF, and USAR. Tim is apart of the SBCoFD Honor Guard, serves as a background investigator, and has recently completed all of his instructor courses. He lives with his wife of 4 years in Palm Springs, and they are expecting their first baby in May.

Ambulance Operator Matt Katz has been with SBCoFD since November 2016. He’s been a paramedic since 2012, and is currently assigned to FS53 in Baker. Matt is the head of the Negotiations Committee for the Ambulance Operator rank and recently became one of the 2 Union Reps for the AO's, as well as an FTO. Matt lives in Victorville with his wife, Tiffany, and their two children. He enjoys traveling, camping, boating, and taking family trips to Disneyland.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Zack Taylor started his career with SBCoFD in 2002. As a firefighter, he was a Spark Of Love coordinator, a tower instructor, and part of the paramedic testing cadre. As an engineer, he developed the Engineer study guide, and assisted in Engineer Workshops. Today, Zack serves the community of Yucca Valley at FS41, where he enjoys strengthening relationships with local leaders. He is honored to be South Desert’s Local 935 VP. He is passionate about playing baseball to support the local Miracle League organization. He lives with his wife Molly, and two kids, Frankie and Zeke, in Temecula. He enjoys surfing, snowboarding, golf, art, music, and traveling with his family.

Engineer Brian Agrelius is currently working at FS161 in the City of Upland. Brian started his career with SBCoFD in 2008 at FS91 in Lake Arrowhead. While there, he obtained his USAR accreditation and has been an active member with RTF-6. During his time with County Fire he has obtained his State Fire Instructor and was deployed to the Montecito Incident with RTF-6 in 2018. Brian and his wife Jamie have been married for 10 years and look forward to many more.

Firefighter Tim Arabit started with SBCoFD in 2013 as an LT Firefighter. Tim was hired full time with SBCoFD in 2016 with Tower 7. He is currently assigned to FS72 and holds specialties in Hazmat, ARFF, and USAR. Tim is apart of the SBCoFD Honor Guard, serves as a background investigator, and has recently completed all of his instructor courses. He lives with his wife of 4 years in Palm Springs, and they are expecting their first baby in May.

Ambulance Operator Matt Katz has been with SBCoFD since November 2016. He’s been a paramedic since 2012, and is currently assigned to FS53 in Baker. Matt is the head of the Negotiations Committee for the Ambulance Operator rank and recently became one of the 2 Union Reps for the AO's, as well as an FTO. Matt lives in Victorville with his wife, Tiffany, and their two children. He enjoys traveling, camping, boating, and taking family trips to Disneyland.

SBCoFD firefighters recently attended the Fontana State of the City. #Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD firefighters on scene of a recent residential structure fire in San Bernardino. Due to heavy fire involvement the fire spread to a two story structure adjacent to the original point of origin. #Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD firefighters on scene of a recent residential structure fire in San Bernardino. Due to heavy fire involvement the fire spread to a two story structure adjacent to the original point of origin. #Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sheehy started as an LT with County Fire in October of 2003, a week before the Old Fire started (his first strike team assignment). He was hired full time in January of 2005. He has worked in all divisions and is currently assigned to Station 161. Captain Sheehy lives in Upland with his wife, Corinne and son, Lucas. He enjoys indoor skydiving, MMA, and Jiu Jitsu as hobbies. Sheehy is in charge of the Upland Explorer Post 955, serves on the Workers Comp Committee, and an E-board member of the Benevolent Foundation. He is currently working on a Bachelors Degree in Public Service Administration, while teaching himself to speak Spanish. If he is not engaged at work or in one of his hobbies, you can find him at home for a Sunday Funday with family and friends.

Engineer Kenny White started as a PCF in 2005. He worked his way up through the ranks from LT firefighter, to Tower 4 graduate in 2010. He is currently assigned to Station 224. Kenny is one of the Spark of Love coordinators for the valley division, and serves as the drum sergeant for Local 935 Professional Pipes and Drums. He enjoys playing outfield with the Local 935 softball team. Kenny currently lives in Murrieta with his wife of 13 years, Sharon. They have two daughters, Rhaylee and Taelyn. He enjoys sitting around watching his kids play softball all year and family trips whenever possible.

Firefighter/Paramedic Ethan Blood is currently assigned to Station 71. Ethan was hired in 2015 as a part of Tower 6. He has been in EMS for 10 years and held a paramedic license for 6. Prior to working for the SBCoFD, Ethan was a reserve firefighter for Riverside County Fire for 3 years. In his off time, Ethan enjoys playing basketball, off-roading, and spending time with his wife Katy, and son Will.

Ambulance Operator Austin Mashburn - Austin has been with SBCoFD as an AO EMT for 3 years, serving the City of Hesperia. Recently, he graduated the Victor Valley College Paramedic Program and has been promoted to AO Paramedic. His new assignment will be Station 14 . Austin lives in Irvine with his wife, McKenna. He enjoys mountain biking, traveling, and snorkeling.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sheehy started as an LT with County Fire in October of 2003, a week before the Old Fire started (his first strike team assignment). He was hired full time in January of 2005. He has worked in all divisions and is currently assigned to Station 161. Captain Sheehy lives in Upland with his wife, Corinne and son, Lucas. He enjoys indoor skydiving, MMA, and Jiu Jitsu as hobbies. Sheehy is in charge of the Upland Explorer Post 955, serves on the Workers Comp Committee, and an E-board member of the Benevolent Foundation. He is currently working on a Bachelors Degree in Public Service Administration, while teaching himself to speak Spanish. If he is not engaged at work or in one of his hobbies, you can find him at home for a Sunday Funday with family and friends.

Engineer Kenny White started as a PCF in 2005. He worked his way up through the ranks from LT firefighter, to Tower 4 graduate in 2010. He is currently assigned to Station 224. Kenny is one of the Spark of Love coordinators for the valley division, and serves as the drum sergeant for Local 935 Professional Pipes and Drums. He enjoys playing outfield with the Local 935 softball team. Kenny currently lives in Murrieta with his wife of 13 years, Sharon. They have two daughters, Rhaylee and Taelyn. He enjoys sitting around watching his kids play softball all year and family trips whenever possible.

Firefighter/Paramedic Ethan Blood is currently assigned to Station 71. Ethan was hired in 2015 as a part of Tower 6. He has been in EMS for 10 years and held a paramedic license for 6. Prior to working for the SBCoFD, Ethan was a reserve firefighter for Riverside County Fire for 3 years. In his off time, Ethan enjoys playing basketball, off-roading, and spending time with his wife Katy, and son Will.

Ambulance Operator Austin Mashburn - Austin has been with SBCoFD as an AO EMT for 3 years, serving the City of Hesperia. Recently, he graduated the Victor Valley College Paramedic Program and has been promoted to AO Paramedic. His new assignment will be Station 14 . Austin lives in Irvine with his wife, McKenna. He enjoys mountain biking, traveling, and snorkeling.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sheehy started as an LT with County Fire in October of 2003, a week before the Old Fire started (his first strike team assignment). He was hired full time in January of 2005. He has worked in all divisions and is currently assigned to Station 161. Captain Sheehy lives in Upland with his wife, Corinne and son, Lucas. He enjoys indoor skydiving, MMA, and Jiu Jitsu as hobbies. Sheehy is in charge of the Upland Explorer Post 955, serves on the Workers Comp Committee, and an E-board member of the Benevolent Foundation. He is currently working on a Bachelors Degree in Public Service Administration, while teaching himself to speak Spanish. If he is not engaged at work or in one of his hobbies, you can find him at home for a Sunday Funday with family and friends.

Engineer Kenny White started as a PCF in 2005. He worked his way up through the ranks from LT firefighter, to Tower 4 graduate in 2010. He is currently assigned to Station 224. Kenny is one of the Spark of Love coordinators for the valley division, and serves as the drum sergeant for Local 935 Professional Pipes and Drums. He enjoys playing outfield with the Local 935 softball team. Kenny currently lives in Murrieta with his wife of 13 years, Sharon. They have two daughters, Rhaylee and Taelyn. He enjoys sitting around watching his kids play softball all year and family trips whenever possible.

Firefighter/Paramedic Ethan Blood is currently assigned to Station 71. Ethan was hired in 2015 as a part of Tower 6. He has been in EMS for 10 years and held a paramedic license for 6. Prior to working for the SBCoFD, Ethan was a reserve firefighter for Riverside County Fire for 3 years. In his off time, Ethan enjoys playing basketball, off-roading, and spending time with his wife Katy, and son Will.

Ambulance Operator Austin Mashburn - Austin has been with SBCoFD as an AO EMT for 3 years, serving the City of Hesperia. Recently, he graduated the Victor Valley College Paramedic Program and has been promoted to AO Paramedic. His new assignment will be Station 14 . Austin lives in Irvine with his wife, McKenna. He enjoys mountain biking, traveling, and snorkeling.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Sheehy started as an LT with County Fire in October of 2003, a week before the Old Fire started (his first strike team assignment). He was hired full time in January of 2005. He has worked in all divisions and is currently assigned to Station 161. Captain Sheehy lives in Upland with his wife, Corinne and son, Lucas. He enjoys indoor skydiving, MMA, and Jiu Jitsu as hobbies. Sheehy is in charge of the Upland Explorer Post 955, serves on the Workers Comp Committee, and an E-board member of the Benevolent Foundation. He is currently working on a Bachelors Degree in Public Service Administration, while teaching himself to speak Spanish. If he is not engaged at work or in one of his hobbies, you can find him at home for a Sunday Funday with family and friends.

Engineer Kenny White started as a PCF in 2005. He worked his way up through the ranks from LT firefighter, to Tower 4 graduate in 2010. He is currently assigned to Station 224. Kenny is one of the Spark of Love coordinators for the valley division, and serves as the drum sergeant for Local 935 Professional Pipes and Drums. He enjoys playing outfield with the Local 935 softball team. Kenny currently lives in Murrieta with his wife of 13 years, Sharon. They have two daughters, Rhaylee and Taelyn. He enjoys sitting around watching his kids play softball all year and family trips whenever possible.

Firefighter/Paramedic Ethan Blood is currently assigned to Station 71. Ethan was hired in 2015 as a part of Tower 6. He has been in EMS for 10 years and held a paramedic license for 6. Prior to working for the SBCoFD, Ethan was a reserve firefighter for Riverside County Fire for 3 years. In his off time, Ethan enjoys playing basketball, off-roading, and spending time with his wife Katy, and son Will.

Ambulance Operator Austin Mashburn - Austin has been with SBCoFD as an AO EMT for 3 years, serving the City of Hesperia. Recently, he graduated the Victor Valley College Paramedic Program and has been promoted to AO Paramedic. His new assignment will be Station 14 . Austin lives in Irvine with his wife, McKenna. He enjoys mountain biking, traveling, and snorkeling.

SBCoFD firefighters on scene of a recent commercial structure fire in San Bernardino. First arriving units found a small contents from from a commercial building. #Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD firefighters on scene of a recent commercial structure fire in San Bernardino. First arriving units found a small contents from from a commercial building. #Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD firefighters on scene of a commercial structure fire in San Bernardino. First arriving found heavy smoke and fire from an abandoned restaurant. No injuries were reported and the cause is currently under investigation
#Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD firefighters on scene of a commercial structure fire in San Bernardino. First arriving found heavy smoke and fire from an abandoned restaurant. No injuries were reported and the cause is currently under investigation
#Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Joe Barna is currently assigned as a captain to Station 94 on the infamous west side of Lake Arrowhead. He is an Upland Fire transplant, having served that department in two separate stints (long story) over nearly 20 years, with a brief stay in between at Norco Fire. In his short time here he has made an impact, notably presenting the current “4/8” schedule to Local 935. He currently serves as the Mountain Division Vice President, Staffing Desk administrator, and has taken on the task of running the explorer post out of Station 94. He and wife Leann have been married for 20 years; together they have four daughters ranging from 15-23 years of age and a 1 year old grandson. They reside in Lake Arrowhead.

Engineer Dennis Weaver started with the county as a Deputy Sheriff and was later hired with Upland Fire after almost 10 years as a reserve firefighter. Dennis comes from a mechanical background previously being employed as a heavy equipment technician. Dennis’ passion is fabricating metal and he previously owned an off-road fab shop. He is currently stationed in Wrightwood where he enjoys the challenges of ice and snow rescue. Dennis’ wife Tamara also is a county employee for the last 17 years. Together they have 4 children, Tatum 8, Pierce 4, Sloane 2, and one angel baby Raelyn. Dennis and his wife run a non-profit called Rae of Hope which helps Families that have suffered a loss. https://buff.ly/2v322ZO

Firefighter Bryson Rahier is a firefighter/paramedic at Station 161 in Upland. A paramedic for the past five years, he got his start as an A/O EMT at Station 41 in Yucca Valley before eventually being hired to a career suppression position four years ago. Rahier and wife Dani have been married for five years; they have two daughters named Molly (5) and Layla (1).

Ambulance Operator James Ferguson has been with County Fire since June of 2016. He has been an EMT for 6 years, and spent 8 years prior with the Marine Corps. James lives in Victorville with his wife of 11 years, Helena, and daughter, Ashlynn, who is 8. James holds a degree in culinary arts and when not at work enjoys fishing and woodworking.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Joe Barna is currently assigned as a captain to Station 94 on the infamous west side of Lake Arrowhead. He is an Upland Fire transplant, having served that department in two separate stints (long story) over nearly 20 years, with a brief stay in between at Norco Fire. In his short time here he has made an impact, notably presenting the current “4/8” schedule to Local 935. He currently serves as the Mountain Division Vice President, Staffing Desk administrator, and has taken on the task of running the explorer post out of Station 94. He and wife Leann have been married for 20 years; together they have four daughters ranging from 15-23 years of age and a 1 year old grandson. They reside in Lake Arrowhead.

Engineer Dennis Weaver started with the county as a Deputy Sheriff and was later hired with Upland Fire after almost 10 years as a reserve firefighter. Dennis comes from a mechanical background previously being employed as a heavy equipment technician. Dennis’ passion is fabricating metal and he previously owned an off-road fab shop. He is currently stationed in Wrightwood where he enjoys the challenges of ice and snow rescue. Dennis’ wife Tamara also is a county employee for the last 17 years. Together they have 4 children, Tatum 8, Pierce 4, Sloane 2, and one angel baby Raelyn. Dennis and his wife run a non-profit called Rae of Hope which helps Families that have suffered a loss. https://buff.ly/2v322ZO

Firefighter Bryson Rahier is a firefighter/paramedic at Station 161 in Upland. A paramedic for the past five years, he got his start as an A/O EMT at Station 41 in Yucca Valley before eventually being hired to a career suppression position four years ago. Rahier and wife Dani have been married for five years; they have two daughters named Molly (5) and Layla (1).

Ambulance Operator James Ferguson has been with County Fire since June of 2016. He has been an EMT for 6 years, and spent 8 years prior with the Marine Corps. James lives in Victorville with his wife of 11 years, Helena, and daughter, Ashlynn, who is 8. James holds a degree in culinary arts and when not at work enjoys fishing and woodworking.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Joe Barna is currently assigned as a captain to Station 94 on the infamous west side of Lake Arrowhead. He is an Upland Fire transplant, having served that department in two separate stints (long story) over nearly 20 years, with a brief stay in between at Norco Fire. In his short time here he has made an impact, notably presenting the current “4/8” schedule to Local 935. He currently serves as the Mountain Division Vice President, Staffing Desk administrator, and has taken on the task of running the explorer post out of Station 94. He and wife Leann have been married for 20 years; together they have four daughters ranging from 15-23 years of age and a 1 year old grandson. They reside in Lake Arrowhead.

Engineer Dennis Weaver started with the county as a Deputy Sheriff and was later hired with Upland Fire after almost 10 years as a reserve firefighter. Dennis comes from a mechanical background previously being employed as a heavy equipment technician. Dennis’ passion is fabricating metal and he previously owned an off-road fab shop. He is currently stationed in Wrightwood where he enjoys the challenges of ice and snow rescue. Dennis’ wife Tamara also is a county employee for the last 17 years. Together they have 4 children, Tatum 8, Pierce 4, Sloane 2, and one angel baby Raelyn. Dennis and his wife run a non-profit called Rae of Hope which helps Families that have suffered a loss. https://buff.ly/2v322ZO

Firefighter Bryson Rahier is a firefighter/paramedic at Station 161 in Upland. A paramedic for the past five years, he got his start as an A/O EMT at Station 41 in Yucca Valley before eventually being hired to a career suppression position four years ago. Rahier and wife Dani have been married for five years; they have two daughters named Molly (5) and Layla (1).

Ambulance Operator James Ferguson has been with County Fire since June of 2016. He has been an EMT for 6 years, and spent 8 years prior with the Marine Corps. James lives in Victorville with his wife of 11 years, Helena, and daughter, Ashlynn, who is 8. James holds a degree in culinary arts and when not at work enjoys fishing and woodworking.

#Facesof935 Highlighting our members

Captain Joe Barna is currently assigned as a captain to Station 94 on the infamous west side of Lake Arrowhead. He is an Upland Fire transplant, having served that department in two separate stints (long story) over nearly 20 years, with a brief stay in between at Norco Fire. In his short time here he has made an impact, notably presenting the current “4/8” schedule to Local 935. He currently serves as the Mountain Division Vice President, Staffing Desk administrator, and has taken on the task of running the explorer post out of Station 94. He and wife Leann have been married for 20 years; together they have four daughters ranging from 15-23 years of age and a 1 year old grandson. They reside in Lake Arrowhead.

Engineer Dennis Weaver started with the county as a Deputy Sheriff and was later hired with Upland Fire after almost 10 years as a reserve firefighter. Dennis comes from a mechanical background previously being employed as a heavy equipment technician. Dennis’ passion is fabricating metal and he previously owned an off-road fab shop. He is currently stationed in Wrightwood where he enjoys the challenges of ice and snow rescue. Dennis’ wife Tamara also is a county employee for the last 17 years. Together they have 4 children, Tatum 8, Pierce 4, Sloane 2, and one angel baby Raelyn. Dennis and his wife run a non-profit called Rae of Hope which helps Families that have suffered a loss. https://buff.ly/2v322ZO

Firefighter Bryson Rahier is a firefighter/paramedic at Station 161 in Upland. A paramedic for the past five years, he got his start as an A/O EMT at Station 41 in Yucca Valley before eventually being hired to a career suppression position four years ago. Rahier and wife Dani have been married for five years; they have two daughters named Molly (5) and Layla (1).

Ambulance Operator James Ferguson has been with County Fire since June of 2016. He has been an EMT for 6 years, and spent 8 years prior with the Marine Corps. James lives in Victorville with his wife of 11 years, Helena, and daughter, Ashlynn, who is 8. James holds a degree in culinary arts and when not at work enjoys fishing and woodworking.

SBCoFD firefighters responded to a traffic collision with extrication in Fontana. First arriving units found a trash truck with one immediate patient that required extensive extrication. #Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD Firefighters on scene of a recent residential structure fire in the City of San Bernardino. First arriving engine found a working attic fire upon arrival. Aggressive coordinated fire attack allowed units to quickly gain the upper hand. No injuries were reported

#Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD Firefighters on scene of a recent residential structure fire in the City of San Bernardino. First arriving engine found a working attic fire upon arrival. Aggressive coordinated fire attack allowed units to quickly gain the upper hand. No injuries were reported

#Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

#Service #Professionalism #Dedication

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𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕥𝕖𝕣- @𝕊𝔹ℂ𝕠𝔽𝔽𝕃𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕝𝟡𝟛𝟝
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𝕐𝕠𝕦𝕋𝕦𝕓𝕖-𝕊𝕒𝕟 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕠 ℂ𝕆 𝔽𝔽𝕤

#SBCoFD #Local935 #Firefighters #DisasterPrep #IAFF #Emergency

SBCoFD Firefighters recently responded to a Traffic Collision with Fire on the 15 freeway. Please remember when you see emergency vehicles on the road way to slow down and move over to give crews a safe work space.
#Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD Firefighters recently responded to a Traffic Collision with Fire on the 15 freeway. Please remember when you see emergency vehicles on the road way to slow down and move over to give crews a safe work space.
#Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

Crew members from Station 23 in Grand Terrace supporting a local Girl Scout lemonade stand.

#Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

SBCoFD Firefighters recently responded to a residential structure fire recently in Yucca Valley. First arriving units found heavy smoke and fire upon arrival. Quick coordinated attack allowed for quick knock down of the blaze.
#Duty #Honor #Community #AllRisk

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