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Congratulations to Captain John Thompson on his retirement!! Captain Thompson served our community for the past 26 years. Prior to his time in Tracy he served as a dispatcher for the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department and San Jose Fire Department. We will miss his witty sense of humor, incredible mustache, and his Segway arrivals to work at his favorite Station 97. We know as soon as baseball returns we’ll be seeing him at his beloved Los Angeles Angels games. Enjoy your retirement with your family and don’t be a stranger! #tracyfirefighters #thankyouJT

Happy 4th of July!! We want to remind everyone to have a safe and responsible night of celebrating. #tracyfirefighters #safeandsane #besafe

With the 4th just over a week away we wanted to remind everyone to enjoy fireworks responsibly. Little rainfall and high temperatures have created dangerous fire potential in our area. We hope everyone enjoys the holiday safely! #tracyfirefighters #safeandsanealways

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there! Also thank you to all the dads out serving our communities today!! #tracyfirefighters #fathersday2020

Our thoughts are with the @santacruzcountyso for the loss of Sgt. Damon Gutzwiller and other involved injured deputies.

Our Station 94 is located on the same property as @calfire Station 26 Castlerock. We take advantage of this opportunity to train together often. Today crews worked together on drafting with our engines and portable pumps. @calfiresculocal2881

Today we honor the soldiers who gave their lives while serving their country. The ultimate sacrifice made be these men and women will never be forgotten. #powmia

Thank you @fedex for providing some additional N95 masks for our first responders.

Please help protect us so we can protect you! If calling 911 please inform the call takers with any pertinent information about your symptoms, if you have traveled outside of the country, or have been exposed to anyone with Covid-19(Coronavirus). Our number one priority is our citizens! Please stay safe and vigilant! #tracyfirefighters

As the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) continues to spread throughout California, first responders are encountering the increased risk for exposure. These exposures can lead to illnesses and/or quarantines of first responders in our community. Currently our EMS Agency does not require and does not intend to require any “pre-screening” of calls. This is dangerous for our first responders in San Joaquin County. International recommendations are to pre-screen callers to help protect our responders. These questions are necessary to determine if the patient potentially carries a risk of being infected or exposed with Covid-19. Along with @stocktonfirefighters we have submitted this letter to our EMS Agency requesting that pre-screening be required by call takers and dispatchers in San Joaquin County. We hope to protect ourselves so that we can protect you. #tracyfirefighters

Vernalis, CA – On Monday, March 9, 2020 at 10:35 p.m., crews from the South San Joaquin County Fire Authority responded to a reported fire in a motorhome at the Orchard RV Park, 2700 block of E. State Route 132. While units were responding, it was reported a male victim was being pulled from a window by local residents. Upon arrival, firefighters located the victim outside of the motorhome and immediately initiated patient care. Additional personnel worked to quickly extinguish the fire in the motorhome. Firefighter/Paramedics and personnel from American Medical Response (AMR) were unsuccessful in reviving the 56-year-old man after extensive resuscitative efforts. The victim was the lone occupant of the motorhome. A dog within the vehicle also perished as a result of the fire.

“Upon arrival, crews worked swiftly to resuscitate the victim, unfortunately the gentleman succumbed to his injuries. It is important to ensure we always have working smoke detectors within our homes and recreational vehicles to alert occupants of a fire as early as possible.” – David Bramell, Division Chief

A shout out to all the women around the world and those that are on duty serving our communities! #internationalwomensday2020 #tracyfirefighters #CPF

Today Truck 91 gave a tour to Willow Tree Preschool. We are always happy to have our community come visit us and get a look at what we do each day. #tracyfirefighters #futurefirefighters?

We always enjoy promoting the fire service to the youth as a career option. Recently while off duty, Engineer Carlos Hampton (far left) assisted @modesto_firefighters with a career day presentation at La Lima Jr. High School.

Our thoughts go out the friends and family of Chief Fred Manding who passed away on last week. Chief Manding served as the Chief to our neighboring departments such as @lathrop_manteca_firefighters as well as other departments within the county during his career. Rest easy.

Come one come all! It’s time for the 6th annual Little Rhino Poker tournament. Benefiting the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society. Unlimited re-buys in the first hour. Food provided by Jersey Mikes (small cost). Come support our firefighters who are heading to Seattle for the @llsusa stairclimb! #tracyfirefighters #littlerhino #allin

Thanks @cafirefighters! Check out CPF FIRE WIRE podcast. Link in their bio.

Thank you to these 3 firefighters and military veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice fighting the fires in Australia. Our hearts go out to their loved ones.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the @sanjoaquincountysheriffsoffice and family of Sergeant Cesar Fuentes.

As the fog comes back to the valley, we want to remind people to slow down while driving. With the large amount of commuters on our roads the fog can cause major problems. Drive safe and stay alert! #tracyfirefighters #valleyfog

Fire hydrants in our diverse response district may all appear the same but that’s not the case. Some are connected to municipal water systems while others draw water from a stored tank and well. Our firefighters routinely get out and spin hydrants to analyze pressure and efficiency.

Happy New Year from your Tracy Firefighters! Please remember to be responsible tonight. Designate a driver or call an Uber. We love to see our citizens but not under tragic circumstances. #tracyfirefighters #happynewyear #celebratesafe

Station 7 put their new, crew built table into service today. This was a paid for and built by the station 7 crews. They had some help along the way and would like to thank @rocthethird and Tracy Signs for their help and community pride. Zoom in and find some unique details in the artwork. Firefighter Tallet and Captain Baldocchi headed up the effort.

We hope everyone out there had a great holiday week! A special thank you to all those on duty today serving their communities away from their families. Merry Christmas from your Tracy Firefighters!

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