Today, command staff members from the San Francisco Fire Department enjoyed a fantastic lunch and entertainment provided by the staff at RT Rotisserie, one of San Francisco’s hidden gems. This is yet another way our San Francisco firefighters support our wonderful community. | San Francisco Fire Department

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (Dec. 11, 2025) - The San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD) has become the largest department in the United States to transition its entire fleet to non-PFAS turnout gear. The gear was purchased in part through a $2.35 million Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) from FEMA and matching funds from the department, amid growing momentum around identifying FAS alternatives in firefighting gear. The department worked with textile innovator Milliken & Company and gear manufacturer F

[RARE] SFFD Engine 35 responding to a medical call in the Financial District in San Francisco

At 1:29pm San Francisco Fire arrived onscene of a car into a building at 551 Nevada between Ogden Av and Crescent Av. The building is an occupied church. Crews are evacuating the building and have requested The Department of Building and Inspection and an additional Ambulance code 3 to respond. 7 patients were evaluated and 3 of those were transported with minor injuries. SFFD’s Heavy Rescue Unit 2 was successful in shoring up the building to deem it safe Allowing DBI to turn it back over to the

The San Francisco Fire Department was proud to host FIRESCOPE this week in San Francisco. FIRESCOPE is an organization that was developed to enhance the ability of firefighting agencies to allocate and manage fire suppression resources in California. This group of dedicated public servants from across California meets regularly to ensure that the needs of their individual communities and the capabilities of each community’s resources are sufficient to provide safety responses when needed. Repres

San Francisco Fire Department utilizes ladders on structure fires daily in San Francisco, which means we train daily on these ladders, whether wooden ground ladders or aerial ladders we train, so we are better prepared for you when you need us. | San Francisco Fire Department