Riverside City Firefighters are Community Helpers! The City of Riverside Fire Department understands the importance of teaching young children and people with disabilities not to be fearful of Firefighters responding in an emergency. To some all that gear can look a bit scary but showing them that underneath there is a Firefighter ready to help them and their families can help to calm fears. Thank you, Captain Bruce, Firefighter Paramedic Barmaksyan and Station 1 for explaining how Firefighters

👮‍♂️vs. 👨‍🚒 The City of Riverside Fire Department and Riverside Police Department are getting ready to throw down on the grill. Don’t miss out on the food, fun, and friendly competition at our Battle of the Badges BBQ! 📅: Sunday, June 2 📍: Orange Terrace Park - 20010 Orange Terrace Pkwy. ⏰: 11AM - 3PM Come and enjoy a day of delicious BBQ and local vibes! For more information, visit: RiversideCA.gov/LocalVibes #ILoveRiverside | City of Riverside, CA - City Government

Chief McKinster and the Riverside City Fire Department are proud to announce our newest group of firefighters. Over the past two weeks, they were trained in methods and skills that make the Riverside Fire Department elite. As they join their crews throughout the city, we wish them continued success and safety in their careers. | City of Riverside Fire Department

316K views · 3.1K reactions | Large fires have prompted evacuation orders for 1,500 homes in Riverside, California. Recent heat waves across the West have left the ground dry, leaving room for wildfires to quickly spread out of control. | CNN | Facebook

The Riverside Fire Department will join with Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson and representatives of collaborating local water agencies to celebrate the arrival of a new PumpPod device that will enable RFD to save millions of gallons of water during training exercise with no sacrifice in effectiveness. | City of Riverside, CA - City Government

The Riverside Fire Department will join with Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson and representatives of collaborating local water agencies to celebrate the arrival of a new PumpPod device that will enable RFD to save millions of gallons of water during training exercise with no sacrifice in effectiveness. | City of Riverside Fire Department

Did you know? All City of Riverside Fire Department stations are Safe Surrender sites. Under California’s Safe Surrender Law, you can safely and anonymously bring your newborn (up to 72 hours old) to any fire station—no questions asked. Our crews will make sure your baby receives the care and protection they need. #SafeSurrender #ILoveRiverside #JoinRFD | City of Riverside Fire Department