Sacramento Fire is paying tribute to the department's first African American Fire Chief with a new installation featuring the helmet of former Fire Chief Raymond J. Charles. We are excited to have his helmet on permanent display at Public Safety Headquarters.
Please join us in congratulating @ChiefLoesch for his 36 years of fire service. He joined the @PhillyFireDept on October 21, 1985 and worked his way up through the ranks to Deputy Fire Commissioner. In 2018, he was sworn in as Sacramento's 22nd Fire Chief. Congratulations, Chief!
Today marks the third year anniversary for Fire Chief Gary Loesch. Please join us in congratulating him on his third year anniversary with the Sacramento Fire Department.
I am deeply saddened over the loss of Lt. Charles Grover. He proudly served the City of Philadelphia for more than three decades. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and with all the @PhillyFireDept family. #RIP
The PFD is grieving the loss of Lt. Charles Grover, who served the City of Philadelphia as a firefighter for 32 years until his death Sunday. A funeral will be held next week. Details: https://t.co/VhHlY6KnSz
#SacFire’s Mobile Vaccine Unit Brings J&J vaccines to people experiencing homelessness. This is part of a collaboration between @katie4council, #SacFire, UC Davis Emergency Medicine & homeless advocacy groups.
“Our goal is to meet people where they are," said @ChiefLoesch
It's week two of Phase 1A of California's distribution plan of #COVID19Vaccines "Personally, and professionally, the vaccine will start leading us back to normalcy and represents a victory for evidence - based science, teamwork and progress," @ChiefLoesch
Sacramento Fire @ChiefLoesch has completed the International Professional Designation Process. He successfully completed the process that awards the professional designation of “Chief Fire Officer.” Chief Loesch becomes one of only 1,494 CFOs worldwide.
This week, we joined other agencies to pay tribute to @OaklandFireCA's Assistant Chief, Sean Laffan, during an emotional procession from Oakland to #Sacramento. Laffan, who lived in Sacramento, started his career with #OaklandFire in 2000. He died of a heart attack last week.
“When I was a little boy, I wanted to do two things. I wanted to be a race car driver or a fireman.” @ChiefLoesch
Chief Loesch was sworn in on October 2, 2018. Before coming to Sacramento, he served a 33-year career with the @PhillyFireDept#IamSacramentoFire
This early morning fire on the 2100 Block at Evergreen St. took over an hour for firefighters to contain. No injuries occurred. The old @RideSacRT building had been empty and was known by SFD as a dangerous structure. A defensive operation was successful & Investigation underway.
UPDATE** The fire on La Grande Blvd reached 5 Alarms and had 200 personnel on scene . Mutual aid was provided by @metrofirepio@CosumnesFire@sacsheriff and @WestSacFire . 4 firefighters suffered minor injuries