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​​Company 20 of the Shasta County Fire Department in Shingletown

​is composed of 15 volunteer firefighters. The first responders operate two (2) Type II structure fire engines, two (2) 3,000-gallon water tenders, one (1) Type III wildland engine, one (1) rescue with extrication tools and two (2) ALS (advanced life support) ambulance style non-transporting rescues. The equipment is housed in three different fire stations, one in the Alward Way fire station on Hwy 44, Bambi station in Shasta Forest Village, and Starlight Pines station.

Company 20, along with Cal Fire Station 22, is responsible for responding to incidents in a roughly 125 square mile response area ranging from approximately 1,500 feet to nearly 6,000 feet in elevation. This area is part of Battalion 3 of the Shasta County Fire Department. The company responds to between 300 - 600 incidents per year.

Company 20 volunteers generally train on Tuesday (if there is a 5th Tuesday night in a month, there will be no training on that Tuesday) nights at 7pm at the Alward Fire Station in the Van Stellman Fire Training Center on Hwy 44 at Alward Way, unless they are called out.

To the communities of the Shingletown area from Company 20

Winter precautions Is your flue clean and working properly?  It is a good idea to have a professional inspect your wood stove/fireplace prior to winter.

Is your carbon monoxide detector working?  Do you know you need one in every room?

Be sure to wrap your outside faucets or cover them to avoid a burst pipe when the temperature hits the freezing mark.

These are just a few tips to prepare for winter, check our home page for more links and information.

Is your address visible for responding emergency personnel?  Valuable time can be lost spent looking for an address. You can order a reflective address sign by using the links on our home page. 

Shingletown Volunteer Fire Department Company 20, together with CAL FIRE Station 22, are ready to respond and defend our community and surrounding areas when they are called.  If you see them in the community, please thank them for their service.

Thank you to all who have and continue to donate to SVFD with memberships and direct donations.  All donated items from our residents or Shingletown businesses for our fundraising events are appreciated very much.  Shingletown is such a giving community.

You can donate or join using Paypal here on the website, or send your donation or membership to the address below (Please write "Donation" or "Membership" in the memo line on your check) and mail to:

​Shingletown Volunteer Fire

Department, Inc.

P.O. Box 266

Shingletown, CA 96088

Thank you for your past and continued support!

           SHINGLETOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT COMPANY 20

Company 20 of the Shasta County Fire Department in Shingletown is composed of 11 volunteer firefighters. The firefighters operate two (2) Type II structure fire engines, two (2) 3,000 gallon water tenders, one (1) Type III wildland engine,  one (1) rescue with extrication tools and two (2) ALS (advanced life support) ambulance style non-transporting rescues. The equipment is housed in three different fire stations, one in the Shasta Forest subdivision, one in the Starlight Pines subdivision, and themain fire station located alongHwy 44.

Company 20, along with Cal Fire Station 22, is responsible for responding to incidents in a roughly 125 square mile response area ranging from approximately 1,500 feet to nearly 6,000 feet in elevation. This area is part of Batallion 3 of the Shasta County Fire Department. The company responds to between 300 - 600 incidents per year. We generally train on Tuesday (if there is a 5th Tuesday night in a month, there will be no training on thatTuesday) nights at 7pm at the Alward Fire Station in the Van Stellman Fire Training Center on Hwy 44 at Alward Way unless we are called out.

Fire-Rescue-Volunteering

2020 Total Calls

608

23 Veg Fires
1 Structure Fires
34 Other Fires
481 Medicals
5 Hazmat/ FMS
64 Public Assists/Other

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