The Mission of the Fremont Fire Department is to deliver the services necessary to minimize the loss of life and property threatened by the hazards of fire, medical and rescue emergencies, hazardous materials incidents, and disaster situations in our community. The Fremont Fire Department provides emergency fire protection, rescue and emergency medical services for the city of Fremont. Responding fire companies come from 11 strategically-located fire stations staffed with 13 companies. Programs supporting this service include fire prevention and suppression, paramedic-level emergency medical services, hazardous materials spills response and containment and emergency medical dispatch. The Administrative Services Division is responsible for finance, organizational and operational analysis and management of the department s records system.
Staff also coordinate programs and action items with other public and private agencies.
The Training and Support Services Division prepares and conducts employee training and coordinates volunteer program efforts for the Department. The Training Section develops and conducts ongoing skills training and staff development programs for the Department. In February 1997, Fremont Fire Department was designated as one of only six Accredited Local State Training Academies by the California State Fire Marshal. Operations Division personnel respond to fire, emergency medical aid and rescue calls from 13 fire stations located throughout Fremont. Operations includes paramedic emergency medical services delivered from fire engines, a hazardous materials emergency response team, and the Fire Department Dispatch Center with dispatchers trained in emergency medical dispatch.