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Now Hiring Paid Call Firefighters The Scotts Valley Fire Protection District is in the process of reviewing applications for Paid Call Firefighter. The Paid Call Firefighter supplements the Fire Department’s regular career Firefighters on emergency incidents and in community service activities. Paid Call Firefighters must meet specific entrance requirements and participate in a selection/testing process. Click here for more info! |
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Forms now only need to be mailed oncePetitions for Redetermination were previously required to be sent to three locationsIn past years, Cal Fire required forms be mailed to three locations. However, as a result of legislation passed last year, you now only need to mail your Petition for Redetermination to Cal Fire or its designee. Currently Cal Fire is instructing property owners to mail their petition to the agency's Suisun City processing center. |
Register Your Cell Phone or VoIP home phone For Emergency Notifications in Santa Cruz County. Sign up to have your cell phone and/or VoIP home phone included in the new Emergency Notification system used by Santa Cruz Regional 9-1-1 personnel to send important messages to residents and businesses within Santa Cruz County. If you have Comcast, Vonage or any other VoIP phone provider, and you have registered your home address with that provider, your calls to 911 should be routed correctly. However, in order for the reverse 911 system to work for you, you will need to register it with Santa Cruz Regional 9-1-1. |
| Does your child play with matches? Does he or she seem curious about fire? Not sure what to do? Check out our Juvenile Firesetter Program information. |
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The Scotts Valley Fire District is pleased to name
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SCOTTS VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ANNOUNCES THE PROMOTION OF
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SCOTTS VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT HONORS
Crivello began his fire service career as a volunteer firefighter on January 1, 1981, became a paid firefighter on October 1, 1984, promoted to Driver/Operator in 1987 and to Captain in 2001. Captain Crivello supervises a fire station crew and is a member of the Santa Cruz Hazardous Materials Interagency Team (SCHMIT). Captain Crivello is the second senior member of the twenty-five career firefighters including thirty-six year veteran Captain Pete Stelling and thirty plus year employees: Battalion Chiefs Jim Delucchi, Tim Theilen and Ron Whittle and Captains Mike Pasquini and Butch Theilen.
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SCOTTS VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT’S GARRETT GRIGG HONORED BY THE SAN JOSE FIREFIGHTERSBURN FOUNDATION Grigg has volunteered at the Burn Foundation’s Burn Camps for The San Jose Firefighters Burn Foundation is committed to being a proactive educational and financial presence for the advancement in treatment and care of burn survivors and their families. The Foundation supports: Burn Survivor Re-entry Programs, Burn Camps for Children, Adult Burn Survivor Support Groups and Retreats, and Financial Support for Burn Families. www.sjfirefightersburnfoundation.org The Santa Clara Valley Medical Center has been fortunate to have a Regional Burn Center for many burned patients who are unfortunate enough to require specialized treatment, either as an inpatient and/or as an outpatient. They provide care for injured adults and children from Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Benito and parts of San Mateo, Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. The Scotts Valley Fire Protection District joins the San Jose Firefighters Burn Foundation and the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Regional Burn Center in honoring Garrett Grigg for his outstanding service and dedication for the past seventeen years. |
The Scotts Valley Fire District is pleased to name Dennis came to Scotts Valley Fire after a fifteen-year career in the bicycle industry. After many years of extensive travelling to mountain bike races he decided it was time for a change. Following in the footsteps of his father who was a long-time volunteer firefighter in upstate New York and his uncle a smokejumper in Montana, Dennis decided to pursue a career in the fire service. Having originally studied business administration, Dennis went back to school and received an Associate Degree in Fire Technology from Cabrillo College and became a licensed Paramedic. He began his fire service career with the SVFD, in April 2005, as a Paid Call Firefighter and was appointed as a Temporary Shift Firefighter, in August 2005, and a Full Time Firefighter, in November 2005. On November 7, 2009, Dennis was promoted to Engineer and currently serves as an Acting Captain and as a Fire Investigator. Dennis is known for his quiet competence and as the go-to guy for anything mechanical. In 2014, he completed 160 hours of hazardous materials training to become certified as a Haz-Mat Technician. SVFD recognizes Engineer/Paramedic Dennis Petteys as its Firefighter of the Year for making a positive difference every day. |
SCOTTS VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT HONORS
Stelling began his fire service career as a probationary fireman on January 1, 1980, was promoted to Engineer April 1, 1984, and to Captain on July 1, 1990. Captain Stelling is the most senior member of the twenty-three career firefighters including current fire district employees with at least thirty years of service: Battalion Chiefs Jim Delucchi, Tim Theilen and Ron Whittle and other Captains John Crivello, Mike Pasquini and Butch Theilen. SVFPD provides year round fire protection services, including paramedic services, to twenty-two and one-half square mile area from the Santa Cruz city limits to Laurel Curve from Henry Cowell State Park to Glen Canyon/Vine Hill Roads and includes all of the City of Scotts Valley. The population of the District is approximately eighteen thousand six hundred, including about eleven thousand within the city limits. SVFPD is governed by an elected board of five citizens and responded to 1,947 calls for service in 2014, from its two fire stations. SVFD Honors Captain Pete Stelling for 35 Years of Service
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| Fire Incidents for 2016 | |
January |
196 |
February |
135 |
March |
169 |
April |
158 |
May |
160 |
June |
172 |
July |
168 |
| Total | 1158 |
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Free Public CPR Training Scotts Valley Fire Protection District provides complimentary CPR classes to the community. This Bystander CPR course is approved by the Santa Cruz County EMS Agency. |
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The Board of Directors for the Scotts Valley Fire District meet on the second Wednesday of every month. The meetings are held in the Scotts Valley City Council Chambers at 7:00pm. |
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Scotts Valley Fire Protection District Standards of Response Coverage documents. |
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Learn how to use your child safety seat correctly. As a service to the residents of the Scotts Valley Fire District, we offer free child seat safety inspections. To schedule an inspection, contact Megan Bridges at (831) 438-0211. 
Scotts Valley, California, January 13, 2016 – The Scotts Valley Fire Protection District (SVFPD) Board of Directors honored Captain John J. Crivello with a proclamation recognizing his thirty-five years of dedicated and exceptional service to the Scotts Valley Fire Protection District, the Fire Service and the Community. 
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Scotts Valley, California, February 17, 2015 – The Scotts Valley Fire Protection District (SVFPD) Board of Directors honored Captain Pete Stelling with a proclamation recognizing his thirty-five years of dedicated and exceptional service to the Scotts Valley Fire Protection District, the Fire Service and the Community. 