Fire Department
Chico fire works everyday to address and prevent fires and keep our residents safe.
see photos of the incredible work done during the Park Fire and Bidwell Mansion fire.
Chico fire works everyday to address and prevent fires and keep our residents safe.see photos of the incredible work done during the Park Fire and Bidwell Mansion fire.
Chico fire works everyday to address and prevent fires and keep our residents safe.
see photos of the incredible work done during the Park Fire and Bidwell Mansion fire.
During the Park Fire, our firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the blaze, secure the park, protect homes, and ensure the safety of Chico residents all while also protecting and responding to city residents emergencies unrelated to the Park Fire. Similarly, the swift response to the Bidwell Mansion fire on Dec. 11th showcased the expertise and determination of our firefighters, code enforcement officers, and fire investigation team. Their exceptional effort led to the identification of a suspect responsible for the Bidwell Mansion fire, and is a testament to their pursuit of justice and safety of our community. City of Chico Mayor Kasey Reynolds comments regarding the tragic Bidwell Mansion fire:
“Last night’s fire at the Bidwell Mansion is a devastating loss for Chico. Our firefighters, whether on duty or off, gave their all in the face of this fire. Chico Fire Department coordinated with Chico Police Department, Cal Fire, CSUC PD, State Parks, Butte EMS, Chico Public Works, PGE, and Cal Water on the response to the incident. California State Parks has primary jurisdiction for the incident, and we are coordinating efforts with them. The City of Chico Fire Marshall is working directly with State Parks and state investigators to determine the cause of the fire. As we recover from the loss of our iconic Bidwell Mansion, we’ll continue to rely on the strength of our community to move forward.”
During the Park Fire, our firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the blaze, secure the park, protect homes, and ensure the safety of Chico residents all while also protecting and responding to city residents emergencies unrelated to the Park Fire.
Similarly, the swift response to the Bidwell Mansion fire on Dec. 11th showcased the expertise and determination of our firefighters, code enforcement officers, and fire investigation team. Their exceptional effort led to the identification of a suspect responsible for the Bidwell Mansion fire, and is a testament to their pursuit of justice and safety of our community.
City of Chico Mayor Kasey Reynolds comments regarding the tragic Bidwell Mansion fire:
“Last night’s fire at the Bidwell Mansion is a devastating loss for Chico. Our firefighters, whether on duty or off, gave their all in the face of this fire. Chico Fire Department coordinated with Chico Police Department, Cal Fire, CSUC PD, State Parks, Butte EMS, Chico Public Works, PGE, and Cal Water on the response to the incident. California State Parks has primary jurisdiction for the incident, and we are coordinating efforts with them. The City of Chico Fire Marshall is working directly with State Parks and state investigators to determine the cause of the fire. As we recover from the loss of our iconic Bidwell Mansion, we’ll continue to rely on the strength of our community to move forward.”
“Last night’s fire at the Bidwell Mansion is a devastating loss for Chico. Our firefighters, whether on duty or off, gave their all in the face of this fire. Chico Fire Department coordinated with Chico Police Department, Cal Fire, CSUC PD, State Parks, Butte EMS, Chico Public Works, PGE, and Cal Water on the response to the incident. California State Parks has primary jurisdiction for the incident, and we are coordinating efforts with them. The City of Chico Fire Marshall is working directly with State Parks and state investigators to determine the cause of the fire. As we recover from the loss of our iconic Bidwell Mansion, we’ll continue to rely on the strength of our community to move forward.”
Proudly Serving THE CITIZENS OF Chico Since 1873
Proudly Serving THE CITIZENS OF Chico Since 1873
Proudly Serving THE CITIZENS OF Chico Since 1873
Our Mission
To provide the highest quality fire, rescue, and emergency services to the Chico community in a caring and professional manner.
How can I get Public Records?
How can I get Public Records?
How can I get Public Records?
You may make a request on the City of Chico's Next Request Portal via the City Clerk's Office. Upon receipt of a records request, the City Clerk’s Office will notify Chico Fire Administration who will prepare the copy within 10 days, or notify you of a delay. The fees for reports vary based on the quantity of reports requested and the type of information.
Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)
Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)
Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP)
This StoryMap is an interactive graphic tool to both summarize and visualize the City of Chico’s Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). With this story map, the goal is to inform Chico’s residents and stakeholders about the results of the CWPP and recommended fire mitigation projects. You can find the full, Final Community Wildfire Protection Plan here. (Please note that this story map is not a replacement for the full CWPP.
History of Chico Fire
History of Chico Fire
History of Chico Fire
Chico Fire Department has a long history serving the Chico community, dating back to the 1800’s and Chico’s incorporation.
