Roseville Fire Department

06/23/2026

Have illegal fireworks at home? Now is the time to get rid of them safely.

To help keep our community safe, we're offering a Fireworks Amnesty Program. Residents can bring unwanted illegal fireworks to a fire station for safe disposal, no questions asked.

⚠️ Please do not leave fireworks at the station door. Ring the doorbell and hand them directly to a firefighter.

If the fireworks have been modified, damaged, or appear unstable, do not transport them. Contact our dispatch center to arrange for safe disposal 916-774-5000 x1

Every year, illegal fireworks cause injuries, fires, and property damage. Help us prevent emergencies before they happen by disposing of them properly.

Watch the video to learn more and help keep our community safe this Fourth of July.

06/05/2026

Heads up, Roseville!

On Monday, June 8, CAL FIRE NEU will be holding their annual Fiddyment Training Burn. Smoke may be visible here in Roseville during the training.

Please see attached news release regarding the annual Fiddyment training burn in western Placer County.

06/04/2026

During CPR & AED Awareness Week, we were honored to be a part of recognizing an extraordinary group of individuals whose actions demonstrated the power of the Chain of Survival.

When a local student experienced a medical emergency at West Park High School, a teacher immediately called for help, a school nurse quickly began CPR and used an AED, a City of Roseville, California Police Department School Resource Officer helped coordinate the scene, Roseville Police and Fire dispatchers ensured the appropriate resources were quickly dispatched to the scene, Roseville Firefighters provided advanced life support medical treatment, American Medical Response - Sacramento Valley EMS paramedics treated and transported the patient, and Kaiser Roseville Hospital staff continued critical care upon the patients arrival at the ER.

Thank you to everyone who played a role in this remarkable team effort and for your commitment to serving our community. This students story reminds us that lives are rarely saved by one person alone. Because of all of the individuals involved in this Chain of Survival, a young person now has the opportunity to continue living, learning, and pursuing their future.

Thank you to Sierra-Sacramento Valley Ems Agency and Sutter Roseville Hospital for organizing the event.

05/17/2026

This afternoon at 12:29, Roseville Fire Dispatchers began receiving multiple reports of a fire in the yard of a home. The fire was reported as a tree on fire from a controlled burn and quickly spreading.

This first arriving Roseville unit was on scene at 12:34, and found a detached outbuilding on fire with lots of vegetation surrounding it and quickly spreading fueled by strong winds. Multiple other fire units were on scene shortly after, including mutual aid from Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District. An aggressive fire attack operation kept the fire contained and did not extend to any additional structures.

Some residents in the area were briefly evacuated by City of Roseville, California Police Department and Placer County Sheriff's Office from their homes and have since been allowed back in. No injuries were reported during the incident.

Red Flag Warning conditions create a dangerous environment for outdoor burning. With dry vegetation, low humidity, and strong winds, fires can spread rapidly and become uncontrollable within minutes. Please avoid outdoor burning during Red Flag Warning days and help keep our community safe.

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Multiple fire and police units are on scene of a fire in a detached outbuilding in the Cresthaven neighborhood. The fire is under control at this time and no structures or other building are threatened.

05/15/2026

Heads up neighbors of Woodcreek High School, there will be fireworks at the school tonight, Friday, May 15, at approximately 8:45 p.m.

This is for a private event at the school and not open to the public.

05/12/2026

Placer County Government is updating its Community Wildfire Protection Plan, and they need your input. This plan shapes how the county prioritizes wildfire risk reduction across western Placer — protecting homes, businesses, watersheds and the communities we all call home.

Take the survey and share your opinion.

05/09/2026

Congratulations to the following individuals who received recognition at the 25th Annual City Awards Banquet that was held tonight:
- Customer Service Award – Administrative Assistant Deanna Schondelmayer
- Extraordinary Performance Award – Captain Jason Strother
- Communications Unit Person of the Year - Alexandria Noon
- Unsung Hero – Engineer Zac Graydon
- Engine Truck Company Award – Captain Brian Guernsey, Engineer Adam Phillips, and Firefighter Paramedic Branson Meyers
- Firefighter of the Year – Kyle Wilmore

Special thank you to our local businesses, churches, and community at large that produced and hosted the City Awards Banquet for our Roseville Police and Fire personnel. More information about the event can be found here: http://cityawardshub.com/roseville-city-awards-banquet

05/07/2026

Update: SIREN TESTING HAPPENING TODAY (Thursday, May 7) at approximately 12 noon.

You may have noticed that yesterday’s scheduled Union Pacific siren test was not heard in some surrounding neighborhoods. During the test, Union Pacific identified an issue with the broadcast system. This is exactly why regular testing is conducted, to ensure the system is functioning properly and to identify any problems that need attention.

Union Pacific has been working to address the issue and will be conducting the siren test today (Thursday, May 7) at noon to confirm the system is operating correctly. We appreciate their partnership and thank the community for your patience and understanding.

05/05/2026

Union Pacific Railroad will be testing their Emergency Notification System at the J.R. Davis Yard on Wednesday, May 6 at noon.

Residents in the vicinity of the railyard may hear the emergency notification broadcast siren testing. These routine tests of the system are coordinated to ensure the functionality of the system and happen on the first Wednesday in February, May, August, and November at 12 noon.

Here are steps that we recommend all residents take to prepare for any emergency that might affect our region:
- Register for Placer Alert (www.placer-alert.org). This is an emergency notification system used by our Fire and Police departments to notify residents of emergency situations that may affect them and would be used in conjunction with the Union Pacific siren should there be an incident at the railyard where residents needed to be notified. If you wish to receive these notifications on your cell phone, you have to register your information.

- Be prepared should you need to evacuate. More tips on how to be prepared can be found at www.ready.gov

- Some emergency notification systems (such as a siren) can only transmit limited data and in the case of the siren only to a limited area. Many times information during emergencies remains dynamic and can change frequently. We encourage all residents to be signed up to receive emergency alerts (www.placer-alert.org) and to know where to look for additional verified information when they receive or hear a notification.

The following locations are places that may contain pertinent information during an incident:
• Roseville Police
https://www.facebook.com/RosevilleCaliforniaPolice
https://twitter.com/RSVL_Police
• Roseville Fire
https://www.facebook.com/RosevilleFire
https://twitter.com/RSVL_Fire
• City of Roseville Website
www.roseville.ca.gov

You do not have to have a social media account to follow the links above. We encourage residents to only call 9-1-1 should they be experiencing or witnessing an emergency.

04/24/2026

4/23 Thursday 9:30 p.m. update. - All roadways are now open. One of the cars involved in today’s incident was an electric vehicle.

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5:15 p.m. - Roseville Fire is on scene of a multi vehicle fire on northbound Sunrise Avenue just past Cirby Way. The fire is currently out and all of the vehicles involved were on a transport truck.

Currently northbound Sunrise Avenue between Cirby Way and approximately Madden Lane is closed to traffic. Please avoid the area as the road will be closed for an extended period of time.