Mission
To serve and safeguard the people and protect the property and resources of San Luis Obispo County through education preparedness and emergency response.
Vision
The San Luis Obispo County Fire Department will exceed expectations and maintain the highest standards of preparedness, training, and emergency response.
Values
Integrity, Competence, Teamwork, Courage, Commitment
RT @xslimt3: SLO County to pause administration of specific lot of Moderna vaccine. Visit for more information. htt…
Read MoreRT @SLOPublicHealth: Need a ride to your vaccine appt? 🚙 Call RTA Runabout at (805) 541–2544 or Ride-On at (805) 541-8747 to schedule a no-…
Read MoreRT @CALFIRE_PIO: #RT @CAL_FIRE: Starting the new year with #FireSafe habits can prevent a disaster in your home. Whether it’s a fan in the…
Read MoreRT @CALFIRE_PIO: #RT @CAL_FIRE: A #RedFlagWarning is in effect for parts of Southern CA due to gusty winds and low humidity from today thro…
Read MoreRT @SLOPublicHealth: Congrats to Ronald (81) and Caroline (79), who received their vaccine today! 🙌 They were the first residents to be va…
Read MoreBurn Season Opens January 6, 2021
Due to recent rainfall and vegetation moisture levels, backyard burning permits will be authorized effective January 6, 2021. The burn season, which typically runs through
San Luis Obispo County Assistant Chief Alan Peters Retires
After 16 years (1988-2004) working in the private timber industry all over the western United States, Chief Peters, a Registered Professional Forester (RPF), joined CAL
Scott Jalbert Retires as San Luis Obispo Unit Chief
Unit Chief Scott Jalbert is retiring, effective December 12, 2020. Chief Jalbert has led CAL FIRE’s San Luis Obispo Unit since April 1, 2016, with