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Woodside Fire
Protection District

3111 Woodside Rd
Woodside, CA 94062
650.851.1594
650.851.3960 fax

Welcome!                                           

The Woodside Fire Protection District (WFPD) serves 32 square miles in southern San Mateo County. It encompasses the Town of Woodside, the Town of Portola Valley and several unincorporated areas such as Ladera, Los Trancos Woods, Vista Verde, Emerald Lake, and the Skyline area.

The WFPD also participates in a comprehensive San Mateo County alarm system and the statewide mutual aid system. This makes firefighting resources available throughout our County and State.
The Woodside Fire Protection District offers numerous Community Services.

These services include CPR/First Aid training and certification classes, CERPP (Citizens for Emergency Response and Preparedness Program) and home inspections.


For more information, on these programs, please call (650) 851-1594 or contact our Public Education Officer, Selena Brown (650) 423-1406.

FEATURED LINKS

STOP DROP ROLL BIKE RIDE 2008

2008 CHIPPER DATES

Solar System Requirements

Fire Safety Tips:
 for Building in Fire Prone Areas

 Perimeter Clearance Fire Code

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Information

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Board of Director's

Next Meeting: June 30, 2008 Agenda
 

PUBLIC EDUCATION


First Aid Classes
Learn:
  • To assess victim care
  • Wound and Injury Care
  • Control Severe Bleeding
  • Burn Care

2008 CLASS
SCHEDULES AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD

*Be sure to call ahead to see if any spaces are available. (650.851.1594)

 

 
The brushy hillsides and grassy fields of our community present the potential for a major wildfire. The mix of wildland fuels and homes create a tremendous fire problem. Fires do not only happen in Southern California and the Oakland Hills, they can and will happen here.


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