13230 Central Avenue Boulder Creek, CA 95006

Recent Posts
- EMS Week Recognition
  
  May 22, 2018 — Today EMS week was celebrated at the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors meeting. Two events were celebrated with the North Bay Fires of last year being the first. Firefighters Ben Slaughter and Josh Clark were recognized for their... [Read More]
- Firefighter Academy Graduates
  
  May 10, 2018 — Boulder Creek Fire Protection District would like to congratulate Willow Band, Kyle Todd and Erin Tully for their successful completion of the Santa Cruz County Fire Academy. Well done! [Read More]
- Backyard Burn Season Has Ended
  
  — The backyard burn season ended on April 30th, 2018. No backyard burning is allowed after this date. The season will re-open in December. [Read More]

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Current County Dispatches

10:19:45 AM BEN1800009403 Wires down (Ben Lomond Fire) 810 Fanning Grade, Ben Lomond B2203 ?E2213

9:51:57 AM SCO1800010514 Medical emergency (Scotts Valley Fire) Scotts Valley Dr, Scotts Valley >E2511 >M3

9:45:51 AM SCZ1800015390 Medical emergency (Santa Cruz Fire) Mission St, Santa Cruz >E3113 M5

9:18:01 AM WTS1800012815 Medical emergency (Watsonville Fire) Freedom Bl, Watsonville M4 >M6 >T4471

8:57:36 AM CZU1800001047 Motor veh accident (CDF) 24595 Soquel San Jose Rd, Burrell Area M3 ?M6 ?NCZU3

11/20/2018 3:34:16 PM APT1800010795 Structure fire (Aptos Fire) 98 Seacliff Dr, Aptos/La Selva >B3402 >B3403 >C3400 ?C3502 >E3411
>E3413 >E3415 >E3511 >E3512 E3513

11/20/2018 8:00:51 AM WTS1800012786 Motor veh accident (Watsonville Fire) 1487 Freedom Bl, Watsonville >B4403 >C4400 E4411 M4 ?STAR14
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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]