Nathan J. Trauernicht, MPA
(Interim Fire Chief)
Phone 530.538.2480
Fax 530.538.2477
E-mail
nathant@cityoforoville.org
The Oroville Fire Department is located at
2055 Lincoln Street
To report an emergency, Call 911
Message From the Chief
Mission Statement
The Mission of the Oroville Fire Department is to provide the highest level of service to our community by protecting and preserving life, property, and the environment while providing support, encouragement, and motivation through the professional development of those within the organization. Our Ultimate Goal: Always do what it takes to serve the customer...
General Information
POSITION VACANT, Deputy Chief of Operations & Prevention Divisions
Administrative Office
2055 Lincoln Street, Oroville , CA 95966
Telephone 530-538-2480 Fax 530-538-2477
E-mail:
N/A
Les Bowers, Battalion Chief of Support & Training Divisions
Administrative Office
2055 Lincoln Street, Oroville , CA 95966
Telephone 530-538-2480 Fax 530-538-2477
E-mail:
bowerswl@cityoforoville.org
Oroville Fire Station One
2055 Lincoln Street, Oroville, CA 95966
Telephone 530-538-2487 Fax 530-538-2489
The facility includes the Administrative Offices, Classroom, Maintenance,
Storage facilities and Emergency Operations Center.
Normal business Hours are 0800-1700 hours Monday - Friday
The fire department was established in 1856, and today consists
of 21 full time personnel and 12 paid call Fire Fighters. The department
responded in the year 2003, to 3,301 emergencies and public services.
OROVILLE CITY FIRE RESCUE provides ALL RISK EMERGENCY SERVICES and Customer
Services for the citizens of Oroville.
Telephone Directory
City of Oroville Fire Department - 530.538.2480
Fire Captains Desk & Station Information - 530.538.2487
Fire Administration Fax - 530.538.2477
Fire Captains Desk Fax - 530.538.2489
Service Area
Within the City Jurisdiction are 13 square miles of area, 71 miles of city streets,
5,372 homes, 2,804 detached structures, 213 attached improvements, 766 (2-4)
multi-family housing units, 1,254 (5+)multi-family housing units, 335 mobile homes,
and 1 Airport, 2 Runways and 3 Industrial Parks. Additionally, Oroville is
intersected by State Hwys 70 & 162, and to the west by State Hwy 99.
Unofficial City population of 15,000 with a surrounding unincorporated population
of 60,000.
Service Delivery
The City Council has adopted the Fire Department Standards of Cover Guidelines
to the safety element of the General Plan to guide future growth issues, and
staff recommends the maintenance of this standard. The goal statements are:
"Fire Department travel times should place a first-due unit at scene within
five
minutes travel time, for 90% of fire and medical incidents."
"Fire Department units shall be located and staffed such that an effective
response force of four units with eight personnel minimum shall be available
to all areas of the City within a maximum of ten minutes travel time, for
90% of all structure fires."
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