Orange City Fire

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the day starts here.coffee. crew. communication.Today’s leadership briefing focused on incident activity, staffing, trai...
06/17/2026

the day starts here.

coffee. crew. communication.

Today’s leadership briefing focused on incident activity, staffing, training, and operational priorities for the days ahead.

A lot of work happens behind the scenes before the sirens ever sound.

06/13/2026

Career Day at Palmyra Elementary recap:

✅ Fire truck
✅ Firefighters
✅ Junior firefighters
✅ One very popular dog named Sparky

The students came prepared with great questions, big smiles, and some impressive career-day uniforms of their own.

Thanks for having us, Palmyra! We loved spending the day with the next generation of community leaders.

The glow from this morning’s fire could be seen from across the City of Orange.Shortly after 1:30 a.m., Orange City fire...
06/11/2026

The glow from this morning’s fire could be seen from across the City of Orange.

Shortly after 1:30 a.m., Orange City firefighters responded to a rapidly growing pallet yard fire that threatened nearby commercial buildings. As flames spread and conditions intensified, additional resources were called to the scene, ultimately resulting in a 3-alarm response involving 46 firefighters.

For hours, crews worked through the night and into the day protecting surrounding businesses, extinguishing hot spots, and ensuring the fire remained contained to the involved property.

assisted throughout the incident, including the deployment of a drone to help firefighters identify lingering hot spots from above.

Most importantly, no civilian or firefighter injuries were reported.

These photos and videos capture just a small portion of the tremendous effort put forth by firefighters and our mutual aid partners during this incident.

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Shortly after 1:30 a.m., Orange City Fire Department responded to a commercial fire in the 2300 block of N. Batavia Stre...
06/10/2026

Shortly after 1:30 a.m., Orange City Fire Department responded to a commercial fire in the 2300 block of N. Batavia Street.

Firefighters arrived to find heavy fire conditions involving a large pallet yard with exposure threats to nearby commercial buildings. Due to the size and complexity of the incident, additional resources were requested, resulting in a 3-alarm response.

Crews remain on scene conducting firefighting operations and extinguishing hot spots. Motorists are encouraged to avoid the area as operations continue.

We appreciate the assistance of our mutual aid partners and Orange Police Department throughout this incident.

Additional updates will be provided as information becomes available.

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06/04/2026

Would you trust this ride?

Orange City Fire Department recently conducted high-angle rescue training, honing the skills needed to safely move patients and rescuers in challenging environments.

From rooftop operations to stokes basket evolutions, these drills help ensure our firefighters are prepared for the calls that demand precision, teamwork, and technical expertise.

Training doesn’t happen because it’s easy. Training happens because someone may need us at our best.

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05/27/2026

New badges. New beginnings. New AO’s on the road.

Congratulations to Ambulance Operator Class #8 on earning their badges and completing the academy. We’re proud of the hard work, commitment, and determination that brought them to this moment.

Welcome to the Orange City Fire family.

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Garden Grove Hazmat Incident UpdateAs response efforts continue to wind down, Orange City Fire Department remains commit...
05/27/2026

Garden Grove Hazmat Incident Update

As response efforts continue to wind down, Orange City Fire Department remains committed to supporting our regional partners at and .

All evacuation zones associated with the Garden Grove hazardous materials incident have now been reopened. Unified Command is strategically reducing operations, along with the overall operational footprint surrounding the incident site.

We appreciate the patience and cooperation of affected residents and businesses, as well as the many public safety personnel who have worked tirelessly throughout this incident.

We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates should conditions change.

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Some gave everything in service to our country. Today, we honor their sacrifice and remember their legacy. Memorial Day ...
05/25/2026

Some gave everything in service to our country. Today, we honor their sacrifice and remember their legacy. Memorial Day is dedicated to honoring and mourning the military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

As part of the regional response to the ongoing hazardous materials incident, City of Orange CERT volunteers have been a...
05/25/2026

As part of the regional response to the ongoing hazardous materials incident, City of Orange CERT volunteers have been assigned to support and Southern California Animal Response Team shelter operations, assisting displaced residents and animal care efforts across multiple shelter locations.

Additional volunteers may be deployed as support needs continue.

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Orange, CA
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