2025年3月19日 · Whether it's a medical incident, fire, hazardous material incident, rescue situation, or natural disaster, our firefighters are trained and ready to respond.

Starting Monday, April 4, 2022, the new Unique Entity ID from SAM.gov will be the official government-wide identifier used for federal awards. On April 4, 2022, FPDS users will no longer use the DUNS Number to identify vendors. Instead, vendors will only be identified by the Unique Entity ID (SAM).

Administration: Fire Chief : Ryan Harrigan [email protected] (916) 774-5800 Assistant Chief - Operations: Matt Lauchner [email protected]

Organized in 1966, the members of Roseville Firefighters Local 1592 proudly serve those who live, work, and play in the City of Roseville (CA).

Roseville offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, opportunities for growth, and an engaging culture where innovation and collaboration thrive. Roseville Fire Department is in Roseville, CA. Thank you to everyone …

First Presbyterian Day School provides a Christ-centered, college preparatory, private school education for preschool, elementary, and upper school students.

Dry Creek Station 100 was originally part of the Dry Creek Fire District. In 2000, the district was integrated into the Placer County Fire Department. Station 100 is a combination career staffed / reserve volunteer station and services the community of Dry Creek and Western Placer County.

The City of Roseville operates eight Fire Stations and one Training Facility. View the Emergency Response Map (PDF).

The Roseville Fire Department (RSV) provides fire protection and emergency medical services for the City of Roseville, formerly Griders, Junction, and Roseville Junction, located 16 miles north of Sacramento in Placer County, Northern California, It is thought that the city got its name due to the multitude of wild roses growing along a nearby r...

Firefighters have been busy responding to the emergency demand of the community, training, and participating in community events and outreach. An active first month of call volume, coupled with multiple building fires has put us ahead of last year’s call volume pace.