Draft_Ordinance no. AFPD 012-Prevention Fees Public Hearing Notice for Ordinance 012
AFPD Impact Fee – County of Amador Resolution No. 21-180 [signed]
Ordinance No. AFPD 007 Fire Prevention Fee Schedule [signed]
Ordinance No. AFPD 008 – First Responder Fee for Emergency Medical Services [signed]
Ordinance No. AFPD 009 – Fee Schedule for Parking Violations [signed]
Ordinance No. AFPD 010 CA Fire Code Adoption
2019 ISO Cover Letter – Latest 4/4Y
Amador Fire Protection District Fee Study Report 5-8
Fee Study Report Supporting Documentation
First Responder Fee Q&A Information Update
SAMPLE – Request of Insurance Info Form
CA Agencies with Cost Recovery Programs
Amador Fire would like to take a moment to thank Mace Meadows Golf Course for allowing us utilize their property for air ambulance services.
This is a vital location along highway 88 that allows us to transport patients quickly and safely.
**Photo of Air Med 41 taken today.
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Is this permanent, year round?
Happy to accommodate! Hopefully the passenger is okay! Our thoughts and prayers are with them! 💖🙏
What happened??
hope that gentleman will be ok . 2nd fall in 2 days that was bad 🙁
Thank you
Amador Fire personnel are currently taking a Company Officer 2C class. This class is essential for promotional opportunities within the fire service for a company officer positions.
This class also proves benificial for our firefighters to gain knowledge with businesses in Amador County from the pre-plan inspections to standard business inspections.
We are grateful to have our Fire Marshal Patrick Chew not only be able to teach this course in house to our personnel but also bring his 25 years of fire and prevention experience to the table. Sharing his education and knowledge to our crews strongly benefits the community of Amador County.
Awesome!!! Thank you so much for being there when things get tough...
Hwy 88 is now open after power lines fell across the highway blocking traffic in both directions. Amador Fire crews along with PG&E have cleared the incident.
Amador Fire wants to remind everyone that if you see powerlines or any kind of lines down on the ground or compromised in anyway, please stay back and call 911. Amador Fire along with PG&E will respond and mitigate the problem as appropriate.
Hoping they will be able to have our power back on soon.
Thanks for all the hard you all do. So thankful
I know they are doing their best...hopefully electricity can be restored soon. All be safe and careful at there who are working in this.🙏
Thank you to Amador Fire & PGE