Loyola Fire Station is one of two fire stations serving the City of Los Altos. Covering the southern half of the city, the area includes a mix of residential neighborhoods and commercial pockets along Fremont Avenue and Foothill Expressway, with familiar landmarks like Loyola Corners, Rancho Shopping Center, and the City of Los Altos Municipal Service Yard next door to McKenzie Park. In this close-knit community, many nearby residents know our firefighters by name – and we wouldn’t want it any o

Located at the southern end of Santa Clara County, Casa de Fruta Fire Station serves the Pacheco Pass area along Highway 152 to the Merced County line. Situated near the well-known Casa de Fruta roadside attraction, this station covers a busy stretch of the Pacheco Pass Highway along with the surrounding rural and ranchland areas. Firefighters here respond to a high volume of highway incidents, including vehicle collisions, as well as fires and medical calls in this remote region. In this week’s

We’re out at today’s County of Santa Clara, California Fall Public Safety Career Expo! Looking for a rewarding career? Come join us today, Friday, October 17, 2025, from 11am to 2pm at 70 W Hedding Street, James P. McEntee Plaza, San Jose, CA 95110 to meet members of our recruitment team, explore career pathways, and learn how you can serve your community. Can’t make it today? Don’t worry - we’ll also be at the South Bay Regional Public Safety Training Public Safety Career Fair tomorrow, Saturda

We’re excited to share our latest fire station spotlight video featuring Vineyard Fire Station – one of the newest additions to Santa Clara County Fire Department! Vineyard fire station began service on July 1, 2025, when County Fire’s coverage area was expanded into unincorporated South Santa Clara County at the direction of the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors. Vineyard station primarily covers the unincorporated areas of Morgan Hill but also supports expanded incidents in unincorporate

On Saturday, November 15, firefighters on Engines 75 (Los Altos), 76 (Loyola), and 77 (Monta Vista), along with Rescue 74 (El Monte), Truck 74, and Battalion 74, participated in a multi-company drill in Campbell. With storm season upon us, firefighters reviewed and practiced key water rescue techniques. Water incidents are a low frequency and high-risk emergency where every second matters, and hands-on training helps our firefighters stay sharp for the moments when lives depend on it. As always,

2.6K views · 27 reactions | Santa Clara County Park Ranger D'Amore explains a pile burn happening in the foothills of Saratoga in partnership with CAL FIRE Santa Clara Unit and Santa Clara County Fire Department. Thank you for protecting our forest health. Learn more about our fire management at https://parks.santaclaracounty.gov/conservation/fire-management | Santa Clara County Parks | Facebook