Fire Operations Division
Fire Operations' Role
The Fire Operations Division is the largest of four divisions within the Newport Beach Fire Department. The primary responsibilities of its personnel are life safety, incident stabilization, and the preservation of property and the environment. The Newport Beach Fire Department prides itself on operating as an "all risk" emergency responsible organization responding to:
|
|
Fire Operations is proud to serve the residents and visitors of Newport Beach. We strive to follow our operating principles of Safety, Service, Professionalism. These principles guide us in our mission to deliver excellent customer service and ensure the community remains safe.
Justin Carr,
Assistant Fire Chief
Fire Operations Division
Fire Personnel
The Fire Department staffs eight-fire stations 24/7. The stations are strategically located throughout the city to provide the quickest and most effective response to the area served, with an average response time of less than five minutes. The Fire Department's daily staffing, per shift, includes:
|
|
1 - Battalion Chief |
10 - Fire Apparatus Engineers 10 - Fire Captains |
|
14 - Paramedic/Firefighters 3 - Firefighters |
Note: Strike team's respond to requests for mutual aid throughout the state to fight wildland fires or other types of emergencies.
Apparatus
|
|
8 Fire Engines (one at each fire station) |
2 Aerial Ladder Trucks (one on each side of the City) |
3 Paramedic Rescue Ambulances |
|||
Note: During peak activity, two surge ambulances are staffed by truck personnel for increased ambulance transport capability.
Free viewers are required for some of the attached documents.
They can be downloaded by clicking on the icons below.
Windows Media Player
Word Viewer
Excel Viewer
PowerPoint Viewer
