Ben Lomond Volunteer Fire Dept

Ben Lomond Volunteer Fire Dept The Ben Lomond Fire Protection District is a volunteer department protecting the town of Ben Lomond, California, and surrounding area.

The Ben Lomond Fire Protection District is a volunteer department with a Fire Chief, one career employee, twenty-eight volunteer safety members, one clerical and one public education specialist. Protecting the town of Ben Lomond, California, and surrounding area, the Fire District’s boundaries represent a diverse community with responsibility for commercial, residential and wildland/urban interfac

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Mission Statement: It is the mission of the Ben Lomond Fire Protection District to provide life and property protection through fire control, pre-hospital care, fire prevention, code enforcement, public education and emergency management, consistent with prudent utilization of public funds. Organizational Values: Service, Integrity, Respect… our district’s values drive our decisions and actions.

Timber Fire UpdateAs of morning briefing Monday August 17th, the Timber Fire is 5153 acres with 17% containment and 2067...
08/17/2026

Timber Fire Update

As of morning briefing Monday August 17th, the Timber Fire is 5153 acres with 17% containment and 2067 personnel assigned.

Conditions were favorable overnight allowing firing operations to tie up areas along the southern edge of the fire along Partington Ridge.

Crews continue mopping up operations along the coastal side of the fire and address areas of heat along the Big Sur River, the fire remains south of the Big Sur River.

Fire activity was minimal overnight and crews continue to complete firing operations along the northern portion of the fire; improving and completing containment lines.

Today’s training focused on rope operations, quick rappels down embankments, and patient assessment. With winter approac...
08/16/2026

Today’s training focused on rope operations, quick rappels down embankments, and patient assessment. With winter approaching, we know we may find ourselves responding to vehicles that have left the roadway and ended up down embankments.

We’re staying prepared and making sure our personnel are fully trained to safely tackle any situation and protect the community we serve. 💪

Ben Lomond Fire got a call last week from a local preschool asking if we can come teach their kids about fire safety and...
07/18/2026

Ben Lomond Fire got a call last week from a local preschool asking if we can come teach their kids about fire safety and prevention and we had an absolute blast! Thank you Quail Hollow Montessori for inviting us!🚒🧯👨🏽‍🚒

06/28/2026

Come on down to the fire station! Pancake’s are being served🥞

Today, Ben Lomond Fire sent a crew in 2249 to participate in a large-scale controlled burn at Fort Hunter Liggett. Worki...
05/26/2026

Today, Ben Lomond Fire sent a crew in 2249 to participate in a large-scale controlled burn at Fort Hunter Liggett. Working alongside crews from CAL FIRE and the Fort Hunter Liggett Fire Department, our firefighters spent the day training in firing operations and helping safely burn more than 1,000 acres of hazardous summer fuels.

Opportunities like this are invaluable. Real-world training alongside experienced partner agencies helps sharpen our skills, strengthen interagency coordination, and better prepare us to protect the communities we serve when fire season intensifies.

We're grateful to the crews and organizations who welcomed us, shared their knowledge, and made this training possible.
Every opportunity to learn and train together makes all of us stronger and safer.🔥🔥

We had an amazing time with Santa Claus and the wonderful neighborhoods of Ben Lomond, Happy Holidays from Your Ben Lomo...
12/23/2025

We had an amazing time with Santa Claus and the wonderful neighborhoods of Ben Lomond, Happy Holidays from Your Ben Lomond Volunteer Fire Fighters! 🎁🎁🎁 Please feel free to post any pictures or videos you got of Santa strolling through your neighborhood in the comments!

12/21/2025

While responding to an emergency call to help our community, one of our firefighters had his personal vehicle struck by a passing driver near the station on Hwy 9. No injuries occurred, but this serves as an important reminder to slow down and remain attentive when driving near fire stations.If you know whose vehicle this is or have any information regarding the car or driver, please contact the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office at (831) 461-7400, or Ben Lomond Fire Department at (831) 336-5495

🎅 Santa’s on his way… and BLFD is giving him a VIP es**rt! 🚒✨Join us on Monday, Dec. 22nd from 2:00–3:00 PM as Santa mak...
12/12/2025

🎅 Santa’s on his way… and BLFD is giving him a VIP es**rt! 🚒✨

Join us on Monday, Dec. 22nd from 2:00–3:00 PM as Santa makes his way through our community:
• Riverside Ave
• Newell Creek → Rancho Rio
• Larita Dr → Elena Dr → Hihn Rd
• Park Dr → Valley View

Wave, cheer, and maybe even catch a candy toss! 🍬 We can’t wait to see you there! 🎄

When your patient weighs 1,000 pounds, you better not be horsin’ around. 🐴Tonight’s training focused on large animal res...
11/05/2025

When your patient weighs 1,000 pounds, you better not be horsin’ around. 🐴
Tonight’s training focused on large animal rescue - a surprisingly common call in our mountain community.

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9430 Highway 9
Ben Lomond, CA
95005

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