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The official page of the Orange County Fire Authority. This is a non-emergency communications tool. Follows are not considered endorsements.
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***CRITICAL INCIDENT UPDATE*** Unified Incident Commander Craig Covey providing this morning‘s update.
OCFA637,347 views • 2 months ago

There is understandable concern about an explosion as one of the possible outcomes. OCFA Division Chief Nick Freeman and Dr. CK, the Orange County Health Officer, provide an operational and health care perspective on the evacuation zones that account for that possibility.
OCFA306,756 views • 2 months ago

Last night, firefighters in Santa Ana were able to save an apartment complex from going up in flames. When crews arrived, two cypress trees burning directly next to the building were completely engulfed in flames and just seconds away from extending into the apartment complex. >
OCFA30,560 views • 18 days ago

🇺🇸 As Orange County prepares to celebrate Independence Day, yesterday we joined our partners from the Orange County Sheriff’s Department and the UCI Burn Center for our annual Fourth of July Safety Press Conference. Together, we shared important reminders to help keep our >>>
OCFA20,192 views • 21 days ago

🚨🚨🚨 3-Alarm Fire – Santa Ana 🚨🚨🚨 Last night, Engine 77 and Truck 76 arrived to find heavy fire showing from a large single-story industrial building containing two businesses. One unit was heavily involved and threatening to extend into the adjacent occupancy. >>>>
OCFA17,359 views • 1 month ago

This afternoon, firefighters quickly contained a brush fire to just 1.31 acres in unincorporated Ladera Ranch. When Engine 56 arrived, crews found the fire burning on a hillside behind multiple homes. Firefighters immediately deployed hose lines and used hand tools to cut >>>
OCFA10,505 views • 18 days ago

Mama Duck’s ducklings needed help. A City of Laguna Niguel duck stood on a wall yesterday, quacking at someone in a car until they got out, saw her stuck ducklings, and reached out to animal services. Firefighters assisted with some ingenuity and “duck tape” to bring them to safety.
OCFA26,842 views • 3 months ago



