Job Opening for Firefighter Paramedic
Application Link Below - Filing Deadline July 16, 2018

https://www.scottsvalleyfire.com/wordpress1/current-job-openings/

Child Passenger Safety Program

Learn how to use your child safety seat correctly. As a service to the residents of the Scotts Valley Fire District, we offer free child seat safety inspections. To schedule an inspection, contact Megan Bridges at (831) 438-0211. More info

BURN PERMITS NOW REQUIRED!

Kidde Smoke Alarm Recall

Information Bulletin

Public Notice for Stale Dated Warrants 4/7/2017

Forms now only need to be mailed once

Petitions for Redetermination were previously required to be sent to three locations

In past years, Cal Fire required forms be mailed to three locations. However, as a result of legislation passed last year, you now only need to mail your Petition for Redetermination to Cal Fire or its designee. Currently Cal Fire is instructing property owners to mail their petition to the agency's Suisun City processing center.

As a result of Assembly Bill 2048, taxpayers are now only required to mail Petitions for Redetermination to Cal Fire: “A petition for redetermination of the application of this chapter shall be in writing and be sent to the department or its designee.”

The address for mailing your Petition for Redetermination is as follows:
Fire Prevention Fee Service Center, Attn: Petitions, P.O. Box 2254, Suisun City, CA 94585

Register Your Cell Phone or VoIP home phone For Emergency Notifications in Santa Cruz County. Sign up to have your cell phone and/or VoIP home phone included in the new Emergency Notification system used by Santa Cruz Regional 9-1-1 personnel to send important messages to residents and businesses within Santa Cruz County. If you have Comcast, Vonage or any other VoIP phone provider, and you have registered your home address with that provider, your calls to 911 should be routed correctly. However, in order for the reverse 911 system to work for you, you will need to register it with Santa Cruz Regional 9-1-1.

Does your child play with matches? Does he or she seem curious about fire? Not sure what to do? Check out our Juvenile Firesetter Program information.

Fire Incidents for 2018
January	199
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Total	199
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Free Public CPR Training Scotts Valley Fire Protection District provides complimentary CPR classes to the community. This Bystander CPR course is approved by the Santa Cruz County EMS Agency. Students will learn how to perform CPR and how to relieve airway obstructions or choking in adults, children and infants, public access AED, and bystander Basic First Aid upon request. The class is geared for non-health care professionals who want to be ready in case of an emergency. Classes are offered quarterly and held at the Scotts Valley Fire Department, 7 Erba Lane in Scotts Valley. Class schedules are available at www.scottsvalleyfire.com. All classes begin at 9:00 a.m. and last for approximately 3 hours.After successful completion of the class, students will receive a Bystander CPR and First Aid Course card. If you have any questions regarding the CPR program or private CPR training for businesses and/or other community groups, please email bgreen@scottsvalleyfire.com
The Board of Directors for the Scotts Valley Fire District meet on the second Wednesday of every month. The meetings are held in the Scotts Valley City Council Chambers at 7:00pm. Click Here for Monthly Board Agenda and Information Packet.
Scotts Valley Fire Protection District Standards of Response Coverage documents. Powerpoint Presentation PDF Document
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