5.2K views · 596 reactions | USAR training at Station 2, focused on readiness for the current rain. Crews trained in technical rescue skills, ensuring readiness for swift water and complex rescues as weather conditions change. | Anaheim Fire And Rescue | Facebook

2.8K views · 140 reactions | The sweet sound of a new rig! Your Anaheim Firefighters conducting another Push In Ceremony of our brand new Engine 12! Engine 12 is officially in service!  | Anaheim Fire And Rescue | Facebook

4.8K views · 194 reactions | Yesterday afternoon, Anaheim Fire &...

Ready to answer the call? Join Anaheim Fire & Rescue as an Ambulance Operator!🚑 This is not just a job but a stepping stone towards a fulfilling career in emergency services. Ambulance Operators provide emergency ambulance transport services and basic first aid assistance during medical response calls and standby events. What do you need? ✔️ High school diploma or equivalent. ✔️ Valid California Driver’s License with Ambulance Driver certification. ✔️ California EMT-1 certificate. ✔️ Current CP

4.8K views · 144 reactions | Take a look at Anaheim’s newest Fire Engine! Anaheim Fire Engine 8 is a 2020 Pierce Type 1 Engine, it holds 500 gallons of water and pumps 1750 GPM (gallons per minute). E-8 is a Paramedic Engine and will proudly serve the citizens of Anaheim out of Fire Station 8 in the canyon area. | Anaheim Fire And Rescue | Facebook

3.6K views · 84 reactions | Anaheim’s Ambulance Operators have...

3.1K views · 26 reactions | Late Monday night, Anaheim Fire & Rescue and Anaheim PD responded to a two-vehicle collision at N. Blue Gum & E. La Palma. One vehicle was fully involved; crews quickly knocked down the fire. One patient treated and transported. : @ochawk #anaheimfireandrescue #vehiclefire #anaheimfirefighters | Anaheim Fire And Rescue | Facebook

277K views · 4.3K reactions | Officially in service! Anaheim Fire & Rescue’s brand new fire truck was placed in service earlier today. The new tiller truck will be operating out of Station 6. | Anaheim Fire And Rescue | Facebook

4.9K views · 108 reactions | Safety starts long before the first race. Anaheim Fire & Rescue Community Risk Reduction Officers were on site at Angel Stadium this weekend for the SMX World Championship, inspecting pyrotechnics and flame effects as part of our commitment to public safety. #fireprevention #smxworldchampionship #angelstadium | Anaheim Fire And Rescue | Facebook