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Helicopter Rescue Technician Program

Firefighters discussing something outdoors during sunset, with emergency lights in the background.
A painted rock on a brick surface reads "Thank You ❤️ Fire Fighters." It expresses gratitude towards firefighters.
Grateful for our Community support
A firefighter sitting on the ground, tenderly caring for a small cat in a rescue situation.
Captain Snyder assisting a cat that was home during a structure fire
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Crews on Engine 328
Two firefighters in yellow gear are working in a grassy area, managing hoses while battling a wildfire in the background.
Firefighters are battling a blaze near a building, with fire trucks and hoses stretched across the road. Smoke is visible in the background.
Residential fire in Pleasant Valley
A firefighter in uniform operates a fire hose connected to a truck, spraying water on the ground.
Training day
A fire truck is parked in front of a dark sky illuminated by a wildfire, highlighting the urgency of fire response efforts.
Engine 328 out on the fireline 
Two firefighters in forest gear smiling for a selfie, with a backdrop of trees and wilderness.
Captain Poganski and Firefighter Serena - out on the fireline
A firefighter in gear is battling a fire at a house, with flames visible in the background and emergency equipment nearby.
Residential fire in Camino
A group of firefighters in uniform stands in front of a fire truck, smiling for the camera.
Congratulations to our newly promoted Engineers and 2 new firefighters
A group of firefighters stands in front of a fire truck holding thank-you signs, showing appreciation and community support.
A huge THANK YOU to Peet's Coffee for recognizing and supporting our fireifghters with a generous donation of coffee!
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PRIDE
A group of individuals in wet suits, wearing helmets, near a riverbank, preparing for water activities on a sunny day.
Swift Water Rescue drills in Coloma

Cool Incident May 22, 2008

Summary: The Cool Incident was a 97 acre wildland fire that started west of Highway 49 across from the quarry, north of the town of Cool on May 22, 2008. The fire was wind driven. No structures were lost or damaged. There were no injuries to firefighters or civilians.

These pictures were taken by and are courtesy of Andrea Schliessmann of the Cool Deli.

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