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Sacramento Regional Fire Museum

Pioneer mutual hook and ladder society, notice of general membership and monthly board meeting.

Sacramento Regional Fire Musuem 3650 Industrial Blvd. #160 West Sacramento, CA 95691

Saturday, April 20, 2024

General membership meetings are open to all members of Pioneer Mutual Hook and Ladder Society. These meetings are for the purpose to review the past years activities and future of the organization.

Sac Metro Year Book

Sound the alarm! The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District and M.T. Publishing Company, Inc. are uniting once again to create a new pictorial-style history/ yearbook! This 2023, all-color book, will celebrate and honor those men and women who have served in the past and those who are currently serving the district.

19th Annual Swap Meet!

The Sacramento Regional Fire Museum is hosting the 19th Annual Fire Memorabilia Swap Meet on September 18 at 8 am to 2pm! Pre-booked Vendor Spaces are available now for $25 per booth

2023 Swap Meet

Get ready for the 2023 swap meet at the Musuem! Use the button below to learn more about the event and registration details.

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Night at The Fire Museum

On October 8th the Firefighters Burn Institute is hosting a free night at the Fire Museum for Fire Prevention Week! Click below to learn more about the event and all the activities!

For updates on hours check here and our Instagram or Facebook on Fridays after 3pm for weekly updates on our hours. We suggest always checking here before your visit to make sure availability has not changed. Open from 10am to 2pm on select days updated weekly.

Members: Free

Adults; $10

Seniors (65+), Active Duty Military, Students W/ID : $8

Youth (5-17): $5

Children (Under 5): Free

Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.

Group Tours

Got a big group? Schedule your group tour for a group of 10 or more guests in advance and get our group rates.

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The Sacramento Regional Fire Museum is a privately funded non-profit started to preserve, exhibit and educate about the rich history of firefighters in the Sacramento region. If you would like to help us continue to preserve our piece of Sacramento History, please consider donating.

Another great way to support the museum and our preservation of Sacramento firefighter history is to become a museum member. Membership benefits start with free admission to the museum all year round

Volunteers are essential to what we do and it is because of their generosity that we have been able to start a museum dedicated to fire safety and history. If you share our passion for fire history, safety, and education contact us about volunteering at the museum.

3650 Industrial Blvd, West Sacramento, CA 95691 ‍ 916.859.4181 | [email protected]

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Meet the Fire Chief of the Sacramento Fire Department

Chris Costamagna is the Fire Chief for the City of Sacramento, California. Chief Costamagna started his fire service career with Cal Fire in May 1990. Chris entered the Sacramento Fire Department academy on September 11th, 1995.

Before his promotion, he served as the Deputy Chief of Technical Services, responsible for the research and development of the new Personal Protective Equipment and Cancer Reduction Initiative, along with the management of multiple resource development initiatives and several key evolutions, including a new dispatch system in the stations and the delivery of two replacement stations.

Some vital technological advances were upgrading the SCBA fleet from low to high pressure, installing thermal imagers in the department in 2004, and managing divisions. These divisions include logistics, information technology, communications, facilities, and fleet development.

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Early in his career, Chief Costamagna worked on standardizing riding positions and some of the first standard operating guidelines (SOGs), which included riding positions, and standard equipment packages for engines and trucks and the tools assigned to the riding positions. During this time, Chief Costamagna began to get involved with teaching in the fire service, working for Fire Engineering and Firehouse magazines, and teaching both classroom and hands-on training. He continued teaching and working on both the first-generation Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC) packs and the large area search rope and bags that were a necessary complement to the addition of the thermal imaging cameras (TIC) that were placed into service in early 2004.

Chief Costamagna has also been involved with the Urban Search and Rescue Team since 1996, where he has held multiple operational and management positions, from squad leader to task force leader. Chief Costamagna was the Task Force Program Manager and the Western Division Program Manager representative for six years, from May 2011 to 2017. Chris is currently the Task Force Sponsoring Agency Chief, representing the 200-person FEMA Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) Branch team. Chief Costamagna has deployed to several National US&R events, including the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, and more recently deployed as an Incident Support Team member to Texas, Massachusetts, and Puerto Rico during the 2017 and 2021 hurricane seasons.

Chief Costamagna is a graduate of Waldorf University with honors, earning a B.S. in Fire Science Administration and leadership. He has also attended Harvard University’s Kennedy School certificate program on Crisis Management. In 2018, he graduated from Monterey, California's Naval Postgraduate Executive Leadership program. Over the past three decades, he has responded to some of our nation’s most significant disasters in operational and management positions. Along with his responses to catastrophes, Chief Costamagna has always brought his experience back to the department and the city. Chris has worked through the department ranks from firefighter to fire chief since his start in September 1995.

Outside of work, Chris enjoys spending time with his family, including his two adult daughters, who have each been Division One Student athletes and role models to many young women leaders in the community. Chris holds the outdoors close to his heart, as he is an avid alpine skier and hiker.

Sacramento Fire's Executive Team

Welcome to the heart of leadership within the Sacramento Fire Department – the Office of the Chief. Here, we proudly showcase the exceptional individuals who form the Chief's Executive Team, a collective force driving our department's vision and mission.

Comprising three Deputy Chiefs and the Fire Administrative Manager, this distinguished group exemplifies unwavering commitment, expertise, and dedication to our community's safety and well-being. With a wealth of experience and a shared passion for excellence, the Chief's Executive Team plays a pivotal role in shaping the strategies, policies, and initiatives that define our department's approach to firefighting, emergency response, and community engagement. Together, they lead by example and inspire our firefighting family to uphold the highest standards of service, ensuring that Sacramento remains a safer place for all.

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James Tilden Billiter

Deputy Fire Chief Tilden Billiter has been a proud member of the Sacramento Fire Department since 2002 and possesses over 26 years of fire service experience. Tilden has held every rank in the fire service prior to being promoted to Deputy Fire Chief in 2022.

Chief Billiter has been assigned various leadership roles in the department, including Director of Training, Division Manager of Emergency Medical Services, and Shift Commander.

He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Emergency Services Management. Tilden is dedicated and focused on continuing to make the Sacramento Fire Department the most robust, resilient, and relevant organization possible.

John Danciart

Deputy Fire Chief John Danciart has been with the Sacramento Fire Department since 1995. He has served in numerous leadership roles in the department, including assistant chief over both logistics and operations. He was the program supervisor for the Emergency Vehicle Operations Center for nearly a decade.

John is also a founding member of the department’s PPE Committee and Peer Support Unit and has been a champion of member safety and behavioral health for decades, instituting many cancer-prevention and firefighter wellness protocols during his tenure. Additionally, he was a recipient of the department’s Medal of Superior Effort for heroic, life-saving actions in the field. John holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Occupational Studies from California State University Long Beach.

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Michael Taylor

Mike Taylor holds the rank of Deputy Fire Chief. Overseeing operations and training, the 28-year fire service veteran has worked his way up through all the ranks.

Along with numerous fire service certificates, he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Science with a primary in Public Administration and a secondary in Community Health. Chief Taylor has been a division manager overseeing the Department's Emergency Medical Division, the Director of Training, Emergency Vehicle Operations, Special Operations, and Urban Search and Rescue.

Chief Taylor strives to uphold the tradition of serving the community first, while constantly evaluating and evolving the efficiency of service delivery.

As a long-time resident and active community member, he takes great pride in the City of Sacramento. Before joining the Sacramento Fire Department in 2016, he spent most of his fire service career as part of West Sacramento Fire Department.

In 2022, he was featured on an episode of the "I am Sacramento Fire" video series.

Fire Administrative Manager

Meet the Sacramento Fire Administrative Manager

Anne Iturraran

Anne Iturraran, is our dedicated Fire Administrative Manager at the Sacramento Fire Department.

Anne's career journey includes serving as a senior management analyst in Parks and Recreation and a Management Analyst at the Cosumnes Community Services District.

With a robust background in financial oversight and budget management, she has successfully handled multi-million-dollar budgets and provided guidance to one of the largest sections of the Cosumnes Community Services District.

Anne is known for her exceptional customer service skills and her unwavering commitment to earning the trust and respect of her peers.

Anne's portfolio includes the management of various fire software applications. Her dedication to excellence led to her being honored with an invitation to attend the National Fire Academy for Fire Services Financial Management in 2018.

Anne's passion for public safety and her outstanding contributions make her an invaluable asset to our team. We are delighted to have her leading our administrative efforts at the Sacramento Fire Department. In 2022, she was featured on an episode of the "I am Sacramento" video series.

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Fire station open houses begin this Saturday

This Saturday kicks off Sacramento Fire’s open house series. At the open houses, the public is invited to come out and talk with members of their fire department, tour the station, and get valuable life safety and fire prevention tips. The open houses are free to the public and will take place from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on select Saturdays.

These open houses provide a way for residents to get a quick reminder about fire safety. Plus it is rare for the public to get the opportunity to interact with firefighters in non-emergency situations.

Attend a station open house near you! Check out the schedule to see which one is most convenient for you to attend.

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April 18, 2024

Natomas Fire Station Open House Events

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The Sacramento Fire Department will host open house events at stations throughout the city from July through September.

There are currently 24 active fire stations strategically located throughout the Sacramento Fire Department’s service area. Eight stations are north of the American River, seven stations in the central downtown and eastern sections of the city, and nine stations in the southern portion of the city.

Are you interested in seeing what the inside of a fire station looks like? Finding out more about what it’s like to be a firefighter? Round up the family and visit with the fire crews, tour the stations, and learn more about what they do.

Open house events scheduled at Natomas-area stations include:

July 9 — Fire Station No. 43, 4201 El Centro Road, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Sept. 10 — Fire Station No. 18, 746 N. Market Boulevard, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

“We are only featuring one station per Council district,” fire department spokesperson Capt. Keith Wade said. “The reason is because Covid restrictions were removed so late into the year that we couldn’t accommodate our full schedule before the weather changes again.”

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New apartment building being built in Sacramento goes up in flames

By Cecilio Padilla , Kayla Moeller , Rachel Wulff

Updated on: March 26, 2024 / 6:12 PM PDT / CBS Sacramento

SACRAMENTO -- A massive fire erupted overnight into Tuesday at a Sacramento apartment building under construction.

Sacramento Fire says one of their engines was heading back from a medical aid call when they noticed some smoke near 19th and X streets. After investigating it a little further, crews encountered the building engulfed in flames.

The building involved is a new, five-story mixed commercial and apartment structure that was under construction.

Commercial Structure Fire: Engine 5 was heading back from a medical aid call when they noticed smoke in the area. They arrived to a 5 story commercial building under construction with heavy fire. No injuries and the cause is under investigation. pic.twitter.com/CRlXCYsqTI — Sacramento Fire Department (@SacFirePIO) March 26, 2024

Firefighters say at least one building is a total loss. No injuries have been reported.

Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg noted how the project was meant to address the need for affordable housing in the city.

"We are disappointed that it will be delayed but so grateful for the tireless efforts of our firefighters, who worked into the early hours this morning and saved half of the project along Broadway. We are relieved that nobody was hurt," Steinberg wrote on X/Twitter.

Who is the builder and what's next?

The construction company, Brown Construction, Inc. , is based out of West Sacramento. They've been licensed since 1980.

In a statement, the construction company said they were still waiting for more information from fire and other officials.

"Brown Construction's first priority is the safety of the public and safety of crews working in close proximity to the damaged structure. We appreciate the efforts of the Sacramento Fire Department to lessen the amount of damage on this project. At this point we are awaiting additional information from both fire and building departments, as well as insurance providers, regarding cause and next steps forward," the company stated.

In the meantime, Brown Construction has shut down traffic and pedestrian access to areas deemed unstable and says they'll remove those unsafe conditions as soon as possible and get to rebuilding.

Neighbors say it was "like a huge oven"

More than 120 firefighters were deployed to put out the fire and stop the spread. One nearby homeowner says it isn't anything new to hear sirens, but the ongoing sirens alerted him that something was wrong.

"I noticed it just kept coming and coming, and then I noticed my house was a little too warm for this time of night," said Humberto Lopez, who lives nearby. "We went outside and we noticed a big blaze."

Jeanne Neal was one neighbor who walked outside during the active fire and said it felt like she stepped right into summer.

"it was like a huge oven, so hot," Neal said.

Neal added that the scene felt reminiscent of conditions in another state.

"My dad lived in Arizona and he said when you walk outside, sometimes it's kind of like hitting a brick wall," she said. "That's what it was like."

Sacramento Fire said a priority was making sure the flames didn't jump the alley there.

"To have it so close, the fact it was so big, I'm a block from here. How hard would it be to jump over there?" nearby resident Scott Dworkis wondered.

Cecilio Padilla is a writer for CBS13 News and a Sacramento-area native.

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Meet Chad Augustin, Pasadena’s New Fire Chief

Sacramento Deputy Fire Chief Chad Augustin is scheduled to take over as chief of the Pasadena Fire Department on Feb. 22, 2021. (Credit: City of Pasadena/Sacramento fire departments)

Pasadena’s new Fire Chief Chad Augustin is set to take the helm of the Fire Department in just more than two weeks, with initial priorities including disaster preparedness and improving patient care.

After completing his current duties as deputy fire chief of the Sacramento Fire Department, Augustin is scheduled to begin his tenure in Pasadena on Feb. 22.

“As your newest resident, I look forward to living in a city that embraces so much history and tradition while fostering growth in innovation,” Augustin said. “I can’t wait to attend my first Rose Bowl and Rose Parade.”

Augustin rose through the ranks of the Sacramento Fire Department since joining the department in 1999, according to the agency. In addition to his firefighting work, he has also served as a paramedic on a rescue helicopter for the past two decades.

“My goal is for Pasadena to become known as the most resilient city in California,” he said. “The next disaster is coming, whether an earthquake, flood, fire, mudslide, or pandemic, and it is my responsibility to work closely with the community to provide well-prepared and trained staff. Through community partnerships and education, we can achieve this goal.”

Among his achievements in Sacramento, Augustin was instrumental in securing the department’s position as one of only three fire agencies in the state to earn a “Gold Plus” rating from the American Heart Association’s Mission: Lifeline EMS Program in 2019, Sacramento city officials said at the time.

The award recognizes “extensive training and response to maximize the survival chance of patients experiencing what’s known as a ‘STEMI’ — a severe type of heart attack,” according to a city statement .

Augustin said he hoped to do the same in Pasadena.

“I am very passionate about improving patient care and outcomes. I look forward to the Pasadena Fire Department receiving the ‘Gold Plus’ level of recognition for the betterment of the residents we serve,” he said.

“It is a deliberate effort of training, education and partnership with local hospitals to receive this highest level of recognition by the American Heart Association, Augustin added.

“With the excellent reputation of service to the Pasadena community, this award is definitely within reach of the Pasadena Fire Department,” he said.

Augustin was also recognized for heroism in April 2014. Then a captain in the Sacramento Fire Department, “Augustin courageously located and removed an unconscious victim out of a burning building after being told a man was trapped inside,” according to a city statement .

The new chief’s interest in firefighting was sparked at an early age when his parents took him on a tour of a local fire station.

“I was hooked. The impact of that one single visit changed my life forever,” he said. “In fact, the story is that I wore a firefighter costume for the next two weeks straight. That is the kind of impact this Fire Department has and will continue to have for the young residents of Pasadena.”

His admiration for first responders only grew during his first year of college, “when I was struck by a vehicle and transported by ambulance to the hospital,” Augustin recalled. “To this day, I still remember the level of professionalism and compassion that the paramedics provided.

“Soon after, I enrolled in an EMT course and later went on to paramedic training. Twenty-five years later, I still have the privilege of caring for patients and enjoy every minute of it,” he said. “Along with my fire department work, I worked on a medical life-flight helicopter for almost 20 years. The level of teamwork and critical thinking required is immense, and like firefighting, it is very rewarding.”

Augustin said he also enjoys the teamwork and camaraderie of the profession.

“Hands down, the two things I enjoy most about firefighting is the teamwork aspect of the job, as well as the ability to help someone on their worst day,” he said.

“Due to the long work schedules, firefighters frequently spend more time with their co-workers than with their own families,” he added. “Ultimately, we develop familial and trusting relationships. The camaraderie we have not only helps us contend with daily chores and tasks around the firehouse, but it helps us get through emotionally and physically challenging emergency calls.”

When not at work, Augustin enjoys athletics, competing several times in the Police and Firefighter Olympics as a bodybuilder, as well as the Firefighter Olympics in Crossfit.

“My fitness achievements have given me an accessible platform to work with community youths in teaching goal-setting, maintaining focus, discipline, and consistency,” Augustin said. “Working with the youth in the community, while being a positive role model, is one way that I believe I can give back to those that have helped me.”

His work as a helicopter medic also launched a passion for aviation, he said.

“After a decade of flying in the back of the helicopter, I set out to obtain my fixed-wing pilot’s license,” Augustin said. “In two years of squeezing in flight time during my days off, I earned my wings; I really enjoy the peace and freedom that aviation allows.”

Augustin said he was honored to be selected to head the Pasadena Fire Department.

“I am thrilled to be part of the community of Pasadena. As your next fire chief, I will be more than just an employee that works for the city; I will be living in the community and look forward to being your neighborhood fire chief,” he said.

“I really appreciate the level of trust that the community bestows upon us,” Augustin said. “We are welcomed into their homes and have the privilege of working hard to help resolve any emergency. Whether it is helping someone who has fallen and needs assistance getting back up and into bed or fighting a fire, every 911 call allows us an opportunity to serve the public and make their worst day a little bit better.”

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Rancho Cordova fire damages warehouse roof, no injuries reported | Firefighters extinguished a fire early Wednesday morning at a warehouse in Rancho Cordova, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District said. Crews were dispatched around 3:42 a.m. to investigate smoke reported at the 10000 block of Old Placerville Road. After arriving they discovered a significant interior fire and quickly knocked it down. The flames appeared to have damaged the building's support beams, causing a portion of the roof to sag. Find more here .

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Victims speak out after Davis police call vandalisms of Israeli flag a hate crime | The Davis Police Department is asking for the public's help to identify the suspect in a hate crime investigation. Surveillance video released by police shows a man walking into the front yard of a home in East Davis with a large knife early Friday morning. He sliced an Israeli flag and then took the flag. Find more here .

Sacramento woman, 2 children in critical condition from carbon monoxide exposure | An adult woman and two children are suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the Sacramento Fire Department. Crews were called to the 7800 block of Center Parkway on Tuesday for the report of two sick children. Find more here .

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House Republicans send Mayorkas impeachment articles to the Senate, forcing a trial | House impeachment managers walked two articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas across the Capitol to the Senate on Tuesday, forcing senators to convene a trial on the allegations that he has "willfully and systematically" refused to enforce immigration laws. Find more here .

Piece of 'space junk' from International Space Station hits Florida home | NASA confirmed on Wednesday that a 1.6-pound piece of hardware that was used at one time with the International Space Station (ISS) hit a home in Naples, Florida, last month after surviving the trip through Earth's atmosphere. The agency did not release the exact address of the home impacted. Find more here .

Columbia University's president will testify in Congress on college conflicts over Israel-Hamas war | Four months after a contentious congressional hearing led to the resignations of two Ivy League presidents, Columbia University's president is set to appear before the same committee over questions of antisemitism and the school's response to conflicts on campus over the Israel-Hamas war. Find more here .

Maui Fire Department report on deadly wildfire details need for more equipment, mutual aid plans | When wildfires broke out across Maui last August, some firefighters carried victims piggyback over downed power lines to safety and sheltered survivors inside their engines. Another drove a moped into a burning neighborhood again and again, whisking people away from danger one at a time. Find more here .

Bob Graham, ex-US senator and Florida governor, dies at 87 | Former U.S. Sen. and two-term Florida Gov. Bob Graham, who gained national prominence as chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee in the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks and as an early critic of the Iraq war, has died. He was 87. Find more here .

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Wednesday morning will be a pleasant one for much of Northern California, with mostly clear skies and light winds.

Meteorologist Tamara Berg said temperatures will start in the upper 40s to low 50s before it warms up. Peak highs will be in the upper 70s to low 80s, and by the afternoon, the sky could look milky because of clouds drifting in and out. Find more here .

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8 a.m. | A new food distribution location is set to open in the Escalon area of San Joaquin County. Items such as canned vegetables, fruit, meat and dry food will be available at the C.A.R.E Food Bank.

11 a.m. | The California Apprenticeship Summit will happen at the State Building and Construction Trades Council of California on 1231 I Street in Sacramento. Speaking at a news conference will be State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond.

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