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The Fire Department in Woodland is truly a historic institution. For more than 125 years, the Woodland Fire Department has worked to protect its community from the dangers of fires. Today the Fire Department continues this community service with all of the modern resources at its disposal. The administrative office is located at 532 Court Street in a magnificent building that suits its long track record of service to the community.
The City of Woodland serves its community with three permanent fire stations, each of which is staffed by firefighters 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Utilizing the facilities at Station #3, the Fire Department constantly trains to improve the quality and responsiveness of its service to Woodland.
In addition to fighting fires, the department attempts to prevent fires before they occur by providing educational outreach to people of all ages within the community.
If you have more detailed questions about the Woodland Fire Department, including in-depth questions regarding the department’s history, services and statistics, please see the side bar on the left hand side of this page for further details.
Our Mission
To preserve and improve the safety and welfare for all by:
- Providing quality fire prevention and emergency services at a level defined and supported by the community
- Promoting community involvement on an individual and organizational level
- Providing an emphasis on partnerships for training, education and service delivery
- Planning for the City's future emergency service needs
New Fire Administration Office Hours:
Starting January 4th 2010, the office counter at 532 Court Street will be open from
8 am to 11 am - Please call 530-661-5860 after 11 am for further choices and information needed. (This time change is due to the current fiscal downturn and the lowering of staff levels)
Yolo County Hazard Mitigation Plan Survey
The Yolo County Hazard Mitigation Plan is in the process of being updated. This plan identifies hazards and threats within our community from everything from natural disasters to terrorism. The plan also discusses our ability to be prepared and to mitigate and recover from these hazards. Part of the plan update is to offer a survey for the public to provide input regarding concerns about these hazards. This on-line survey can be found at the following link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Hazard_Mitigation-Preparedness
Please take a moment to complete and submit this survey. Paper copies are also available in the City Hall Lobby at 300 First Street, the Woodland Public Library at 201 First Street, and the Woodland Senior Center at 2001 East Street. These paper copies will be available through September 11, 2011. You may return these surveys to the Woodland Fire Department at 532 Court Street.
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