Under direction of the Fire Chief, three Battalion Chiefs direct
the day to day emergency operations of the Fire Department,
responding out of four fire stations strategically located
throughout the City. Redlands firefighters respond to over 11,000
calls for service annually. The Redlands Fire Department is an
all risk, full-service Fire Department, trained in every aspect
of emergency services ranging from:
- Emergency Medical Calls
- Wildland Fires
- Building Fires
- Traffic Accidents
- Hazardous Materials Response, Mitigation, and Control
- Confined Space Rescue
- Bio-Terrorism
- Swift Water Rescue
Dedicated to protecting life, property and the environment, the
fifty-seven men and women in the Emergency Operations Division
strive to provide superior services around the clock to nearly
73,000 citizens and untold visitors; covering an area over 37
square miles, and protecting an assessed valuation of nearly $7
billion dollars in property.
Information Broadcast System
Following is a list of organizations that participate in the
Information Broadcast System:
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KFROG
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Redlands Daily Facts
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Spectrum Cable TV
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City of Redlands TV Channel 3 & 35
These organizations will carry local emergency situational and
informational broadcasts. For information on a more regional
basis, listen to KFI, AM 640. To receive direct information from
the National Weather Service you will need a weather radio.
Weather frequencies for this area are 162.550 Mhz (primary) and
162.475 Mhz (high desert).
For additional emergency planning guidance and information about
emergency preparedness, contact the Emergency Services Division
of the Redlands Fire Department at (909) 798-7600. Emergency
Response Team training is available for CPR, First Aid,
firefighting, search and rescue, disaster triage, victim
transportation, damage assessment, and overall team organization.
