one of my favorite fire stations in san jose. everyone who works here is super sweet. you can just…read morewalk up to the front and knock, or even go in the driveway on saratoga and walk right in. i bring a developmentally disabled guy here weekly, they all recognize him. they have a drawer full of stickers and other knick-knacks for kids. sometimes they'll take us around the block in the truck, or play basketball with us. the firemen here (like at most stations) rock! -note, not sure why yelp is listing the address as senter rd. i specifically wrote 1201 San Tomas Aquino Road, 95117.

I had a really good experience at this Army recruiting center. Sergeant Sou was extremely help and…read moresupportive the entire time. From the beginning, he explained everything clearly and made sure I understood each step, which helped a lot since the process can be overwhelming. Sergeant Sou was always quick to respond, answered all my questions, helped keep my process moving way faster than I expected which I appreciate a lot. On top of that, he also helped keep me motivated with school, always encouraging me to stay focused to do well so I can reach my goals. That meant a lot to me that he genuinely cares about the people he works with, not just enlistment. Overall, this recruiting center is very welcoming and professional. I'm really grateful for the support and motivation that all the recruiters even gave to me as well. I recommend this office to anyone thinking about joining.

Great experience with the recruiting station. Staff Sergeant Sou was professional and always honest…read morethroughout the process, answering every question I had unlike most recruiters who mostly just sweet talk u into enlisting. I initially explored the Navy, but realized the Army was a better fit for me, and the sergeants there helped make that transition smooth and stress-free. Highly recommend this office to anyone considering joining.

Perfect station for southwest side of Palo Alto. We have had CERT/ESV events in the park behind the…read morestation. Very hard working group of FF's and welcoming to the community. Nice station!

Fire Chief Eric Nickel leads a department of 121 personnel (line, prevention and staff) and 7 fire…read morestations. Palo Alto Fire Department staff 6 Fire Engines, 1 Truck, and 3 Ambulances. Then during the months from July to October PAFD staff a wildland engine company at the Foothills Park Fire Station (#8) in response to the heightened wildfire dangers of the summer. PAFD is the EMS provider for both the City of Palo Alto and Stanford University including transport ambulance services.

That poor service, they're inadequate unprofessional and firepower came to the library so you go…read morelibrary and I was suffering a brand hemorrhage I have a brain confusion and all he said without even checking my vitals was you shouldn't disturb 911! I'm even thinking about possibly taking them to court

I would just like to give a big thank you to the gentleman who helped me get through my anxiety…read moreattack. I can't remember their names but I am grateful for people like you. God bless and happy holidays

5 Stars to a wonderful Mountain View Fire Department…read more This one of five Mountain View Fire Department. This station is considered the main fire station. Daily bicycle licensing 4:00 - 5:00 pm Thank you for your service fire fighters.

My son got into the first aid kit and I wasnt sure if he ingested pills because there were empty…read morewrappers everywhere so I called 911. They sent out the fire department and they were there within 5 minutes. They helped me by counting all the pills and making sure that the right amount were there and ruled out that my son most likely didnt ingest them. They were very friendly and easy to talk to despite I was a little freaked out that all of this was actually happening. Thanks for responding so quickly and doing such a great job.

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.

Recently, a fire fighter walked into my small business and declared that we are now considered a…read morelevel 1 facility, which mean they want us to pay $700 per year. We do not store any large chemicals, but when I asked them what is the point of that $700, they told me that it was to "regulate" something. When I pushed them on how, they just said it was to regulate chemicals we have. Sounds more like a money grab. Not a good look for the city to send fire fighters around town just to generate revenue. I'm guessing underfunded pensions? I remember when fire fighters were in the business of protecting public safety, not shaking up local businesses for money. Kind of reminds me of when a gang member walks into an immigrant's small business and demands protection money.

Endless thanks and the highest of praise to the incredible crews who helped the elderly and…read moredisabled residents of 165 Forest Avenue. Condominium complex when the elevators went down. These incredibly skilled and compassionate professionals went FAR out of their way to ensure the safety of a 90, 92 and 87 year old over the course of 48 hours even though it was NOT their job. The fire department is often there when no one else is to take on the hardest jobs, even when it isn't in their job description and we appreciate it more than you know. They don't complain, they don't grumble, they just get on with it. True professionals. I can't thank them enough for literally saving the dad, and ultimately saving my dad's life.

What else is there to say about a fire station in San Mateo County, and in Burlingame in…read moreparticular. We always rely on their services when needed for fire or and paramedic use. They're always putting themselves In harm's Way. And they conduct a lot of very positive social community outreach. I love the Burlingame fire department. Thank you for your service!

Took a CPR certification class here. The class is $40 for Burlingame residents and $50 for…read morenon-residents. I thought the class was going to be 3 hours of boredom but Joe was a great instructor. He kept us awake with funny stories and jokes. Even though it was his third class of the day and he was too tired to stand, he was still energetic and funny enough to keep us awake and attentive. You can really tell that they are providing this class to HELP the community, not for a profit. It's about half the cost of what I've found elsewhere. Also, if you take the class and ever want a 10 minute refresher, Joe offers free touch-ups. He told us that most heart attacks happen in the home, so $40 to save the life of a family member seems like a great deal to me.