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Al Terrell, Fire Chief

The West Sacramento Fire Department has the mission of protecting life, environment, and property within the City of West Sacramento. To effectively complete this mission, the Department has located five fire stations throughout the City, each of which houses one front line fire engine equipped to handle a variety of emergency calls. The five fire stations operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with a combined staffing of 19 personnel on duty. Firefighters work 24-hour tours of duty. There are three work groups called "shifts". Additionally, a Division Chief is assigned as Duty Chief to respond to all structure fires and other major emergencies to provide Incident Command and Scene Management.

Outside the city limits, the Fire Department is responsible for the unincorporated area south of the City of West Sacramento boundary to Babel Slough Road and across to the old Arcade Station on Jefferson Blvd. The Fire Department has Automatic Aid agreements with several Yolo County Fire Departments, and with the City of Sacramento Fire Department.

The Fire Department has three divisions, which provide a wide range of services for the community. These divisions are: Emergency Services, Fire Prevention /Hazardous Materials, and Fire Administration.

The Fire Administration office is located at 2040 Lake Washington Blvd., West Sacramento. Our office hours are Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Our telephone number is (916) 617-4600.



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