(209) 937-8801 - ext. (Fire Administration - General Information)
(209) 937-8271 - ext. (Fire Prevention)
(209) 937-8019 - ext. (Executive Assistant)

http://www.stocktonca.gov

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The City of Stockton Fire Department staffs 13 Fire Stations, 13 Engine Companies, and four Truck Companies.  The Truck Companies are located at Stations 2, 3, 4, and 7.  The Training,  Communications, and Emergency Medical Services Divisions are located at Station 2, which is considered the central Fire Station. The Urban Search and Rescue Team is also based out of Station 2.  The Hazardous Materials Team (HazMat) is located at Station 3,  and the Water Rescue Program is operated out of Station 6.

Stockton Fire Stations and hospitals are Havens of Safety for children and adults, and two of the state's designated Safe Surrender Sites.  The Safely Surrendered Baby law states that a parent or person with lawful custody who is unable or unwilling to provide care for a newborn, and as long as the baby shows no signs of abuse or neglect, can surrender the newborn at a Safe Surrender Site, confidentially and without fear of prosecution, within 72 hours of birth.  Please click on this link for more information:  https://www.cdss.ca.gov/safe-surrender-baby.

Stockton Station locations:

Station 1 – 1818 South Fresno Avenue, 95206

Station 2 – 110 West Sonora Street, 95203

Station 3 – 1116 East First Street, 95206

Station 4 – 5525 Pacific Avenue, 95207

Station 5 – 3499 Manthey Road, 95206

Station 6 – 1501 Picardy Drive, 95203

Station 7 – 1767 West Hammer Lane, 95209

Station 9 – 550 East Harding Way, 95204

Station 10 – 2903 West March Lane, 95219

Station 11 – 1211 East Swain Road, 95210

Station 12 – 4010 East Main Street, 95215

Station 13 – 3606 Hendrix Drive, 95212

Station 14 – 3019 McNabb Street, 95209

24-hours per day, 7 days per week.