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It takes between five to seven minutes for engines to arrive on scene after a 9-1-1 call has been placed.

Need assistance? Let us know. Call us Community risk reduction (fire inspections): (714) 567-3240 Field prevention services: (714) 573-6254 Planning and Development (building codes/technical questions): (714) 576-6108 Clerk of the Authority (public records requests and reports): (714) 573-6040 Community education (fire safety presentations): (714) 567-3253 Volunteer opportunities (firefighting and fire cadet program): (714) 573-6050 Media...

We are committed to a work environment, free of harassment and discrimination, where employees can look forward to coming to work each day. Our dedicated risk management section minimizes risk and maximizes safety and productivity, while our highly engaged employee relations team interacts with applicants and employees to administer employee benefits, uphold merit principles, and...

Paramedic subscription program To find out or enroll in the paramedic subscription program (also called "Emergency Medical Subscription"), call (714) 647-5454 or visit our website. Ambulance services Ambulance services are provided by C.A.R.E. Ambulance. For more information about these services, please call (714) 288-3800. Paramedic billing questions If you have questions about your paramedic bill,...

Fire Safety Inspections for existing structuresFire Plan Review and inspection of new developmentComplaints or to report fire hazards, egress issues etc.Permits for business owners with general questions fees or billingGas Pipeline SafetyCommunity Risk Reduction (Fire Inspections): (714) 567-3240 Field Prevention Services: (714) 573-6254Planning & Development (Building Codes/Technical Questions): (714) 576-6108

Signup now for next NON-CERTIFIED CPR/Stop the Bleed Course Periodically, OCFA offers free, NON-CERTIFIED Hands-Only CPR and Stop the Bleed courses!  Through this course, you will learn crucial life-saving skills.   We are currently planning the class for 2023 based on interest level from residents.  If you live or work in Santa Ana, please add your...

Want to see the fire truck or engine? Look for us at these events! *Please note:  While we  are scheduled to be at these events, firefighters always remain in service and 9-1-1 calls are priority!  This means we may arrive late or need to leave early due to calls for service.  However, we make every...

April is National Poetry Month. Check out our collection of poetry-related books to inspire your own creation. Books for Kids The Poet of Piney Woods by Raczka, Bob The Poet Wolf loves to write pithy verse in the pine forest, but his forest friends see not a poet, but a hungry wolf. That is, until...

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Santa Ana's newly-formed SMART program, (Santa Ana Multi-Disciplinary Response Teams), is a pilot program between the City of Santa Ana and City Net. This program is our newest effort to provide trauma informed care services to address homelessness within the City. Santa Ana has had a strong and successful relationship with City Net for several...

Thanks to careful financial planning during the pandemic, the City of Santa Ana has an additional $42 million available in its budget for one-time spending. The City Council voted on Tuesday, Jan. 18, to spend some of this money on projects including: Juneteenth Celebration and other City events Tree trimming Sidewalk, alley and traffic improvements...

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Celebrate Juneteenth In celebration of Juneteenth, read about the history and its historical significance. Checkout a number of books and a resources readily available at the Santa Ana Public Library. Juneteenth and its significance The Santa Ana Public Library is proud to present an informational video on Juneteenth and its significance to the African-American community...

The Santa Ana History Room will be closed to the public alongside the Main Library closure beginning June 20, 2024. Please contact us for more information. Local institutions During the History Room closure, here is a list of local Orange County institutions containing Santa Ana’s history. Orange County Archives (Santa Ana History) 211 W Santa...

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