13230 Central Avenue Boulder Creek, CA 95006

Recent Posts
- Evacuation Preparedness!
  
  July 5, 2019 — Are you prepared to evacuate in the event of a large disaster? Check out our new emergency evacuation and planning tab for more information! [Read More]
- Firefighter Academy Graduates
  
  — Boulder Creek Fire Protection District would like to congratulate Tyler Goedeck, Jacob Clausen, Kurtis Rogers and Andy Wise for their successful completion of the Santa Cruz County Fire Academy. Well done! [Read More]
- Backyard Burn Season Has Ended
  
  May 6, 2019 — The backyard burn season ended on April 30th, 2019. No backyard burning is allowed after this date. The season will re-open in December. [Read More]

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Current County Dispatches

9:04:43 AM SCZ1900006290 Medical emergency (Santa Cruz Fire) Frederick St, Santa Cruz ?M100 M3 ?NOGO8 ?PEND1

8:51:48 AM WTS1900004121 Fire alarm (Watsonville Fire) 31 Lassen Wy, Watsonville ?TEST2

8:22:38 AM SCZ1900006288 Fire alarm (Santa Cruz Fire) 3004 Mission St, Santa Cruz ?TEST1

8:17:49 AM BOU1900000581 Medical emergency (Boulder Creek Fire) Two Bar Rd, Boulder Creek M1 >R2166

7:33:28 AM CTL1900004249 Medical emergency (Central Fire) Merrill St, Live Oak ?M100 >M5 ?NOGO1 ?PEND2

8/18/2019 6:30:25 AM SCO1900001405 Vehicle collision (Scotts Valley Fire) Sb Sr 17 N Of Mt Hermon Rd, Scotts Vall >B2502 E2511 >E2512 ?FBLK ?FRED3
>M12

8/17/2019 1:54:04 AM WTS1900004092 Mutual aid requests (Watsonville Fire) Sill Rd / Kinghall Rd, Monterey Co M13

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About the District

The Boulder Creek Volunteer Fire Department was formed in 1892 and the Boulder Creek Fire Protection District established in 1923. The District is guided by a five-person Board of Directors who have staggered four-year terms. The District covers 21 square miles of mountainous terrain and serves approximately 15,000 citizens.

Many people who live in Boulder Creek and Brookdale don’t realize they are protected by a volunteer fire agency. The District currently has 35 dedicated volunteers who provide the same level of service as a paid fire department. These firefighters come from all walks of life and responded to over 800 calls for emergency service last year. They train 3-4 hours weekly, 48 weeks out of the year, and participated in additional outside training. [Read More]