The Livermore Pleasanton Fire Department came to my friend's assistance after he fractured his…read moreankle on a hike in a fairly inaccessible location. They were kind, courageous, and well-coordinated. They're heroes!

Big shout out to the Livermore Fire Department (LFD) from the lab!!…read more Today, my wife who is ill had fallen, couldn't get up, and I couldn't help her. The three men that were dispatched from LFD were gentlemen, respectful, and figured out how to get her back to bed without any pain or discomfort. God bless you all, your coworkers and the Livermore Fire Department for being there when we needed you!!'

I first heard about the Centennial Bulb on the original Bay Area Backroads show. I finally got to…read morestop in and see it for myself this weekend. The firefighter who let me in was very friendly. The little bulb was neat to see.

Big shout out to the Livermore Fire Department (LFD) from the lab!!…read more Today, my wife who is ill had fallen, couldn't get up, and I couldn't help her. The three men that were dispatched from LFD were gentlemen, respectful, and figured out how to get her back to bed without any pain or discomfort. God bless you all, your coworkers and the Livermore Fire Department for being there when we needed you!!'

Firefighters really are the good guys! My 1-year-old son and I were walking into the Great Mall…read morewhen he spotted a fire truck pulling up. He was sooo excited, shouting "fire truck!" over and over. The truck stopped right in front of us, and he got to see it up close--it was his first time ever seeing one in real life! The firemen hopped off, greeted him warmly, and gave him a little fire hat and a sticker. It was such a thoughtful gesture and made his whole day (and mine too, honestly). This was the most heartwarming first encounter he could've had with real-life heroes. Thank you, Milpitas Fire Department, for creating such a special moment for my little guy!

To all of our firefighters, the fierce and fearless people you are. Compassionate and passionate…read moreabout your work. You are the warriors of the community. I commend you all and keep you in my prayers. "Thank You" You are appreciated. I hope your Christmas was blessed. Have a Happy New Year! I have family there. My Aunt Julia would be so proud of you!!!

Station 19 took the time to come to a Berryessa Citizens Advisory Meeting to talk about preventing…read morefires around homes and did a wonderful power point presentation. It was very informative and we thank the firefighters for pointing out the do's and the do not's of fire prevention. Sita Kern

Thank you for giving my Daughter a junior fire helmet and the baby, a rubber duck dressed in…read morefirefighter gear! The house fire I was in happened nearly 15 years ago and I'm not sure if this station responded that night or the one off of Via Cinco de Mayo (station #23). Anyhow.. my Daughter and I baked and dropped off the goodies last summer for station #23 and so I want to make this a monthly thing and I want to incorporate surrounding stations. Yesterday morning we baked a million sugary sweets and dropped it off to station #23 and here after our luncheon in Campbell. I enjoy doing things for others especially since these guys are the ones responsible for me being alive today. I am forever grateful and want to teach the kids that it is a good quality to obtain.. to be generous to others. We'll be back next month! I'll do something savory this time.

Great station, I'd like to capture them going on calls, went with Friends and Got a tour of the…read morestation, I know when I was a kid I had went there for a birthday party, great time Edit, Went there today to take pictures, I apologize for not asking first to take pictures

Awesome fire department and firefighters! Went there at 3 pm on Sunday to ask if they can stop by…read moreour house for my son's 3rd birthday. They came by a few hours later and made my kid's day! Thank you Clayton station 11 team!

Wonderful crew of caring firefighters. They gave our…read morepreschoolers a wonderful tour of their station. Answered all of their questions and showed them many gadgets on the fire trucks & what they were for and that made these kids excited! The kids even got to try on the big suits the firemen wear! This fire station also collects food and gifts for the holidays. You can come take a tour almost anytime, just ring the bell!

My hats off to the Fremont fire department engine #59 and the Alameda county ambulance service…read moreFalck. My father lost his balance on his porch and fell into a potted plant and couldn't get up. Thank goodness for a neighbor walking their dog and calling 911...Bless you! As we go through our day to day lives trying to navigate the chaos of Covid19 and the changes it is bringing... Isolation, quarantines and fears. Learning to stay 6 feet away from our fellow human beings. These first responders are still showing up to their jobs to help others and I am sure they are facing the same fears as the rest of us... The 3 men that showed up to help my father were the kindest, most professional skilled & respectful worker's you could ask for. Kudos to them all for treating my father with kindness & respect. They went so far above & beyond! My family is most appreciative. They even asked if they could clean up the broken pot so there was no sharp mess, who does that? They did! We are so grateful for their help. In all the commotion I didn't get their names so all of our gratitude goes to all of the Fremont fire departments and Falck Alameda county ambulance services. And my dad is fine...

Imagine falling off a ladder and having your foot detached from your leg. Yea, that's what happened…read moreto me. The fire dept arrived within minutes. They assessed the situation, immediately offered pain medication, splinted my foot, and gently placed me on a gurney, all while someone held my hand firmly. Their kindness and genuine concern helped ease my suffering. During the ride to ER, the fireman that stayed with me had positive words of encouragement and kept me smiling with his humor. Our conversation kept me distracted and his words of wisdom still resonate with me. They even had the foresight to have my husband remove my jewelry in case surgery was required, which it was. I wish I had asked for individual names so I could thank each fireman/woman personally. Once I'm able to get around, I plan to stop in for a visit. I'm so proud to live in Fremont and truly feel we have some of the best fire and police force in the state.

A new fire station for the community. Nice and pretty and clean. As a fire station should be. Today…read morethey opened to the public for fire Awareness Week lot of families attended as well as children and the public. Great day.

This review was long overdue. I have to admit one thing though, every one in this department…read moreweather they are permanent here or just put in for temporary are all amazing. I am proud to say that there are real life heroes living in this building. I don't know where to start but many times I have been helped by these heroes over the years. But to keep this review short I would say some of the recent incidents. I usually walk my four dogs on 11th street and sometimes I pass their station as well. One day as I am passing Mr. car wash, a husky who had no one with him saw us and started coming towards us. I was not ready for a dog fight so immediately I turned back and ran to this fire station and told two heroes the situation. With great friendliness two of them left to see the dog. It turned out to be Jules veterinary dog got loose and these two heroes dropped off the dog in Jules and came back. Then one day while I was passing their building my shepherd without any warning walked on their grass and vomited a truck load of vomit. I mean these are large dogs so you can imagine. I was very humiliated but still stopped and asked for a huge bag so I can pick up the vomit. But the hero who opened the door with a friendly smile said don't worry I will get it later. I insisted saying my poop bag isn't big enough, but he said he got it with a smile. Then on March 25th/2021 when I was walking my four dogs something popped in the back of my knee. I blacked out and fell down with excruciating pain. I couldn't move or get up. So I called 911 and three heroes from this building came. My dogs knew I am in pain so started barking at them to protect me. One of the heroes knew exactly what to do with the dogs and instantly calmed them down and went above and beyond to make sure we were fully helped. I can never forget their help until death because my dogs are my life and these heroes treated them so very precious. It's as though service is imprinted on these heroes. Thanks to our Tracy real life heroes:);)