San Francisco Fire Department is sending 18 firefighters on one task force of four type-6 fire engines, one type-1 fire engine and one supervisor. This task force of 18 SFFD firefighters is going to the Thompson fire in Northern California on an immediate need request under the California mutual aid system. @cal_oes | San Francisco Fire Department

At a recent tire fire, the Driver of SFFD Engine 25 had 2 other Engines each supplying 2 3” supply lines so that she could pump to the ladder pipe at the tip of the Truck to attack the fire from above while also supplying multiple smaller handlines. It may look confusing at first but she knows exactly what's going where and why! #tractordrawnaerial #fireengine #sanfrancisco #sffd #firefighter #pumppanel | San Francisco Fire Department

SFFD Engine 19 on Buckingham Way in SF’s 7th District appears to have had a temporary driver today. Instead of the Driver’s fire helmet on the dash, look who’s hat is there! #santa ? @myrnamelgard7 | San Francisco Fire Department

6.7K views · 59 reactions | #ThisOldFirehouse today finds Old SFFD Engine Co 7 at 3160 16th st. Original building was built in 1854 and housed the Young American hand drawn engine. 1866 organized as SFFD Hose Co 5. Engine Co 7 in quarters 1868-1906 when the house was destroyed in the great fire. This house was built in 1908 and sold at auction in 1968. | San Francisco Fire Department | Facebook

San Francisco Fire Department utilizes ladders on structure fires daily in San Francisco, which means we train daily on these ladders, whether wooden ground ladders or aerial ladders we train, so we are better prepared for you when you need us. | San Francisco Fire Department

06/13/2025 - Public Safety Press Conference: The San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD) respects our community’s right to protest and engage in First Amendment activities safely. We are committed to serving and protecting the city and county of San Francisco. Our top priority is public safety, and we have a plan in place to ensure that San Francisco remains safe. If you see something suspicious, please report it by calling 911 if you are in San Francisco. | San Francisco Fire Department