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First Responders Local Jurisdictions Alameda County Fire Department Alameda County Operational Area Alameda City Fire Department Alderpoint Volunteer Fire Department Alhambra Fire Department Altaville-Melones Fire Protection District Amador Fire Protection District American Canyon Fire Protection District Anaheim Fire & Rescue Anderson Valley Fire Department Angels Camp Fire Department Antelope Valley Fire Protection District Apple Valley Fire Protection District Aptos/La Selva Fire Protection District Arcadia Fire Department Atascadero Fire and Emergency Services Auburn Volunteer Fire Department Bakersfield Fire Department Barona Fire Protection District Barstow Fire Protection District Beckwourth Fire Protection District Benicia Fire Department Berkeley Fire Department Beverly Hills Fire Department Bishop Volunteer Fire Department Bodega Bay Fire Protection District Boulder Creek Fire Protection District Brea Fire Department Burbank Fire Department Calaveras Consolidated Fire Protection District Calaveras County Operational Area Camp Roberts Fire Department Carlsbad Fire Department Carpinteria/Summerland Fire Protection District Cathedral City Fire Department Cazadero Community Service District Central County Fire Department Central Fire Protection District of Santa Cruz County Central Marin Fire Authority Chester Fire Protection District Chico Fire Department 1 Chino Valley Fire District Chula Vista Fire Department Clements Rural Fire Protection District Cloverdale Fire Protection District Clovis Fire Department Colusa Fire Department Comptche Volunteer Fire Department Compton Fire Department Contra Costa County Operational Area Contra Costa County Fire Protection District Copperopolis Fire Protection District Corona Fire Department Coronado Fire Department Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue Department Cosumnes Community Services District Crescent Mills Fire Protection District Crockett-Carquinez Fire Protection District Culver City Fire Department Davis Fire Department Del Mar Fire Department Denair Fire Protection District Desert Hot Springs Fire Department Dixon Fire Department Downey Fire Department Dunsmuir - Castella Fire Department East Bay Regional Parks Fire Department East Contra Costa Fire Protection District Eastvale Fire Department Ebbetts Pass Fire District El Cajon Fire Department El Centro Fire Department El Dorado County Fire Protection District El Dorado Hills Fire Department El Segundo Fire Department Encinitas Fire Department Escondido Fire Department Fairfield Fire Department Fallen Leaf Community Service District Volunteer Fire Department Fillmore Fire Department Folsom Fire Department Forestville Fire Protection District Fort Bragg Fire Protection Authority Fountain Valley Fire Department Fremont Fire Department 2 French Camp McKinley Fire Protection District Fresno County Operational Area Fresno Fire Department Fullerton Fire Department Garden Valley Fire Protection District Geyserville Fire Protection District Glendale (CA) Fire Department Gold Ridge Fire Protection District Graeagle Fire Protection District Grass Valley Fire Department Graton Fire Protection District Greenville Fire Protection District Gridley Fire Department Groveland Community Services District Fire Department Hanford Fire Department - 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