Programs
Please note, due to our fire academy we will not be able to accommodate any station tours and/or school visits between the weekdays March 17th - May 22nd.
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AED Program
In 2000, the City of Anaheim was the first city in Orange County to develop its own “PAD” program (Public Access Defibrillation).
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Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
Anaheim CERT promotes the ongoing training and participation of our volunteer force by providing many educational opportunities to better prepare for and respond to disasters.
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Explorer Program
Is open to youth between 14-20 years of age designed to provide hands on experience for those interested or considering a career as a firefighter. Is open to youth between 14-20 years of age designed to provide hands on experience for those interested or considering a career as a firefighter. We accept applications once a year in January. For more information please call: 714-765-4036.
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Home Safety Visit Program
Find out how you can sign up for a home safety visit from Anaheim Fire & Rescue.
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Paramedic Membership Program
The Paramedic Membership Program is an official program offered by Anaheim Fire & Rescue, which offsets the cost of emergency medical responses.
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RACES
Thank you for your interest in the Anaheim Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) program, sponsored by the Anaheim Fire & Rescue's Office of Disaster Preparedness.
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Small Hydrocarbon Pick-Up Program
Read about efficient and effective means of managing and handling certain wastes on public property generated by spills, abandonment and traffic accidents.
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Used Oil & Household Hazardous Waste
The Anaheim Fire Department’s Community Relations Section and the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB) maintain a program that promotes the proper management of used oil and household hazardous waste.
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Wear Your Helmet Like A Pro
Anaheim Fire & Rescue has developed the Wear Your Helmet Like A Pro initiative to protect Anaheim’s youth from head injuries.
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READY, SET, GO!
Ready, Set, Go! gives you the tools to protect you, your family, property and community from wildfires. Many residents have built their homes and landscaped without fully understanding the impact that could result from wildfire.