Fire Department
The firefighting professionals and staff of the Turlock Fire Department (TFD) are proud to serve the citizens of the City of Turlock in Stanislaus County. Turlock is geographically located in the center of the San Joaquin Valley of California. It is the second largest City in Stanislaus County and is located along the Highway 99 corridor.

Responding to approximately 7,000 calls for service each year (from 4 Fire Stations), TFD is a high-performance fire department. In terms of critical infrastructure, TFD is the emergency service provider for a number of high-hazard occupancies, including commercial processing facilities; 1 hospital with an emergency department; the Stanislaus County Fair Grounds; and California State University Stanislaus, with a student population of more than 9,000 on a 228-acre campus.
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JOIN OUR TEAM
Information about working as a firefighter in Turlock, our explorer program, and how to join us for a ride along.

SERVICES
Services we offer, including smoke detector changes, home safety inspections, station tours, school site presentations, incident reports, and bike licensing.

CPR CLASSES
We partner with American Safety Health Institute to offer CPR classes. Find out when and where we are offering a CPR class.

SAFETY & FIRE PREPAREDNESS
Learn how to be ready to keep you and your family safe in the event of a fire.

BUSINESSES & DEVELOPERS
Information for those opening or running a business or developing in Turlock.

ABOUT US
Learn about our history, how we are structured, our service statistics, our other operations, and our Santa truck tours every December.

SANTA TRUCK
Our Santa truck tours every December.
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This week, members from Turlock, Modesto, and Denair fire departments attending an OES/CSTI certified Haz-Mat Incident Commander course at the Turlock Public Safety Facility.

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Posted on Facebook 9 days ago

Come join the Turlock Fire Department at the Salvation Army’s 11th annual community awareness event. We will be out here today at 893 Lander Ave. from 2pm - 4pm promoting fire safety.

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Posted on Facebook 15 days ago

This morning at approximately 5:48 am all Turlock Fire units responded to the report of a structure fire in the 600 block of Wolfe Ave. First arriving crews found a garage fire that had extended into the attic. Crews brought the fire under control within 30 minutes.

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Posted on Facebook 17 days ago

Visit StanEmergency.com to fill out damage assessment survey to report any damages from the recent storm.
Posted on Facebook 17 days ago

Our thoughts are with the Benavides family as well as our brothers and sisters at AMR. Rest in peace Henry.
Posted on Facebook 20 days ago

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Posted on Facebook 22 days ago

With the upcoming Daylight savings on Sunday, March 12th this is great opportunity to change your home’s smoke detector batteries.

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Posted on Facebook 23 days ago

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Posted on Facebook 23 days ago

Yesterday, at approximately 3:15pm multiple Turlock Fire units responded to the report of a vehicle accident with roll over and on fire in the 4200 block of W Linwood Ave. When crews arrived on scene they found a single vehicle involved in a roll over vehicle accident with the vehicle on fire. The single patient was flown to a local trauma center. Additionally there was one injured dog as well as one deceased dog inside the vehicle.

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Posted on Facebook 24 days ago

The Turlock Fire Department is deeply saddened by the recent passing of retired Reserve Captain Willie Hildebrand. Captain Hildebrand was a legend in Turlock Fire Department history and worked as a reserve from 1966 - 2009 serving the city of Turlock for 43 years. Even after his years as a reserve he would stop by the station to have a cup of coffee and talk to the guys. Captain Hildebrand will be deeply missed.

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Posted on Facebook 27 days ago

Last night at approximately 10:10pm all Turlock Fire units responded to a report of a structure fire in the 300 block of S Broadway. First arriving crews found smoke coming from the roof. Crews found a fire in the attic and quickly brought the fire under control within 20 minutes.

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Posted on Facebook 27 days ago





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