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Mission Statement
The San Andreas Fire & Rescue Department is a department focused on education, self-development and a place of teaching. We aim to preserve the life and property of citizens of the San Andreas, as well as serving the public in the best ways possible. We are tasked with fire prevention, technical rescue, motor-vehicle accidents, and so much more in our operations. Our Chain of Command is dedicated to giving you the best experience possible as a member of our department. Our training is extensive, covering both classroom teaching and practical training aspects, and with a heavy emphasis in relation to On-The-Job training. Overall, our department is a friendly, happy place, with an extensive and diverse family of people from all around where we encourage all of our members to always try to develop themselves to the best of their ability.
SAFR Command Staff
Fire Chief - [CAR 1] J. Dodds
Deputy Fire Chief - [CAR 2] J. Silva
Assistant Fire Chief - [CAR 3] L. Snyder
Battalion Chief - Vacant
Battalion Chief - Vacant
SAEMS Command Staff
Chief Of EMS - [EMS 1] M. Garrett
Deputy EMS Chief - [EMS 2] T. Shaw
Assistant EMS Chief - Vacant
Operations Chief - [OPS 1] K. Kaid
District Chief - Vacant
Our Subdivisions!
Our department has many subdivisions within to allow our members to expand their knowledge and allow us to properly handle any situation at hand!
Hazmat
Head - [BATT 1] Batt. Chief M. McPaul
Asst. Head - [FT-54] A. Davis
HAZMAT operators are trained to handle a large variety of different calls ranging in scale and in what material they involve. These operators are highly knowledgeable in hazardous materials isolation, decontamination, and cleanup.
Fire Marshal
Head - [CAR 5] Capt. T. Shaw
Fire marshals perform responsible work in the Code of Law and San Andreas Fire Code, they serve as peace officers in the State of San Andreas and carry firearms. They search and examine evidence at scenes involving fire, in order to conduct a proper arson investigation.
Wildland Firefighting
Head - [CAR 3] Asst. Chief W. Garland
Wildland firefighting is in place to assist, contain, prevent, and stop wildland fires/brush fires. These firefighters specialize in fighting extremely rural and difficult terrain fires.
Air Med
The purpose of Airmed is to give life support during transport and to expedite transport to the hospital on critical patients. The goal is to be the fastest and safest form of transport for any patient.
Search and Rescue (SAR)
Head - [CAR 7] Capt. K. De Jong
The purpose of SAR is to offer a quick, efficient, and safe way to rescue those whom are not within reach of normal ground apparatus. SAR utilizes a helicopter, 3 separate rescue boats, and array of land ops vehicles, the fleet is capable of reaching patients or victims in the roughest weather, land, and sea conditions.
Advanced Technical Rescue
Head - [FT-46] K. Sanchez.
Advanced technical rescue covers multiple crucial areas of rescue within the fire department. These firefighters handle calls ranging for building collapses to cliffside rescues.
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Our Department
SAFR
The Fire Chief of SAFR is the highest ranking official of the department. Holding ultimate power and control over the department, they oversee and monitor the entirety of the operations within the department to ensure the success of their department as a whole. Responsible for making the most difficult decisions when necessary and ultimately the last line of disciplinary action - the Fire Chief does not take their position lightly.
SAEMS
The Deputy Fire Chief is the second highest authority of the department. Acting as the Fire Chief’s right-hand and ensuring that if a matter is to be brought to the Fire Chief, it is done purely within reason and if the Deputy Fire Chief cannot handle said matter. The Deputy Fire Chief oversees the CoC, alongside the Assistant Fire Chief, to ensure that all Line Officers are working as expected and all duties for the Chain of Command are performed in full.