Coming in late December, a new National Fallen Firefighters Foundation documentary called "San Diego Fire - Rescue, Leadership So Everyone Goes Home." It looks at the challenges line officers and fire chiefs face in trying to keep firefighters safe and healthy as deal with the many hazards that come with the job. San Diego Fire-Rescue Department | National Fallen Firefighters Foundation

In May, SD Fire-Rescue firefighters completed a specially designed in-service training (IST) focused on wildland firefighting. The scenario is an immediate need strike team response to a brush fire in Mission Trails Regional Park and includes an incident within an incident (IWI) during which firefighters simulate a trapped crew with burn injuries. Developing situational awareness, managing risk, communication, and teamwork are just some of the concepts addressed in this IST. During the exercise,

At the end of March, members of the Tijuana Fire Department were invited to San Diego for a demonstration of a rescue rope system used by SD Fire-Rescue firefighters. 🚒🔥👩🏽‍🚒 Engine and truck companies from Station 12 (Lincoln Park) provided the apparatus and performed the demonstration. This training is part of the Binational Fire Program which supports educational opportunities for firefighters from agencies south of the border. 🚒👏🏽 TJFD firefighters truly appreciated the experience. 🚒

🚨 HAPPENING NOW in San Diego 🚨 Fire crews from San Diego Fire-Rescue Department are responding to a reported fire at Senior Garden on 3rd Ave. Emergency vehicles are on scene and the area is active. 🎥 @rqd2_media #BreakingNews #SanDiego #HappeningNow #SDAlerts #FireResponse | The Best of San Diego

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