Your Boulder Creek Volunteer Firefighters are happy to announce our 4th of July Pancake Breakfast!!

No-Cost Chipping Program to Help Residents with Storm Cleanup and Wildfire Preparedness

The February 14th Regular Board Meeting has been rescheduled to take place February 20th at 0900 hours. 

January 10, 2023 Board Meeting is canceled due to the expected weather and declared County State of Emergency.

Be prepared!

It's almost here, the Boulder Creek Fire Department's annual Christmas tree lot will be open starting Friday
November 24th!
We are open weekdays from…

The helicopter flying around in our district is not working any emergency incident.

Now that we are heading into storm season, please take a moment to know your zone. Visit community.zonehaven.com to know your evacuation zone.

We are sorry to say that Boulder Creek Fire District will not be hosting our annual 4th of July Pancake Breakfast this year.

We are officially SOLD OUT of Christmas Trees! Happy Holidays!

Santa Cruz County has provided helpful information, please visit Santa Cruz County Debris Flow to check your address.

Boulder Creek Fire Protection District is in the process of developing 3 stations throughout Boulder Creek containing sand and sandbags.

Please help us continue to share these resources with local families: 

A new website from Santa Cruz County for damage assessment was announced in a Cal Fire press briefing Tuesday night (August 25th).

Cal Fire is in the process of inspecting properties for damage as areas become safe enough for fire personnel to do so. They will be establishing a…

While we continue to do our best to protect our community and save as many homes as possible, it is inevitable that we will lose some homes. In this…

Is your child’s birthday in May? If so, we will post a picture of our fire personnel saying happy birthday to your child from now until the end of May…

The backyard burn season ended on April 30th, 2020. No backyard burning is allowed after this date. The season will re-open in December.

Saturday, March 7nd 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Congratulations to Chief McClish on his Retirement! He serviced Boulder Creek fire for a total of 37 years. Happy retirement Chief! We give a warm…

Ash Removal Safety Tips

Are you prepared to evacuate in the event of a large disaster?

Boulder Creek Fire Protection District would like to congratulate Tyler Goedeck, Jacob Clausen, Kurtis Rogers and Andy Wise for their successful…

File of Life

Sand and sand bags are now available at the fire station. The sand is located in the parking lot behind the Sheriffs Substation next door, and the…

November 26th- December 14th Boulder Creek Fire Protection District will begin collecting new unused toys for the Toys For Tots toy drive. Toys can be…

Christmas trees are here! All proceeds from our tree sales go towards the purchase of new EMS and rescue equipment. We always look forward to getting…

Today EMS week was celebrated at the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors meeting. Two events were celebrated with the North Bay Fires of last year…

Boulder Creek Fire Protection District would like to congratulate Willow Band, Kyle Todd and Erin Tully for their successful completion of the Santa…

April 16 through 20 Cal Fire will be conducting defensible space inspections in the Boulder Creek Fire Protection District. The inspectors will be…

Check out the Santa Cruz Sentinel article about the Bear Fire and the very generous gift the residents presented to our department!

We live in an area prone to power line failure.  Power lines can fall due to many different reasons including vehicle accidents, falling trees…

Since we recently changed our clocks for daylight savings time, Boulder Creek Fire would like to remind you to change your smoke detector batteries…

Boulder Creek Fire along with our neighboring volunteers fire departments; Ben Lomond, Felton and Zayante have been awarded a Federal Grant, which…

Our long time Administrative Secretary Patsy Rae Johnson is retired January 27, 2017. She had been with us for 21 years! We honored Pat with a…

The Boulder Creek Fire Protection District would like to thank the community for their overwhelming support passing Measure N. Measure N currently…

Boulder Creek Fire Protection District in partnership with the County of Santa Cruz is providing residents with a Christmas Tree Recycling Program…

INTRODUCTION

It is with our utmost respect and appreciation that we announce the retirement of Fire Captain Dave Scruggs. Dave started his volunteer firefighter…

For all emergencies call 911.  Our local 911 Center is trained to take emergency calls and dispatch our units saving precious time for us to respond…

After four years of epic drought, and almost constant sunny weather, we may have forgotten what real rain looks like and where water goes during a…

If your home, apartment, or business has suffered flood damage, immediately call the agent or company who handles your flood insurance policy. The…

Safety is the most important consideration. Since floodwaters can rise very rapidly, you should be prepared to evacuate before the water level reaches…

The Boulder Creek Fire Protection District has declared two parcels, which lie in the San Lorenzo River, along Irwin Way in Boulder Creek, as surplus…

Boulder Creek Fire Protection District is inviting bids for upgrading the fire station for Voluntary Seismic and ADA Upgrades. This will hopefully…

In March of 2014 the San Lorenzo Valley Rotary Club, in conjunction with the Boulder Creek Fire Protection, provided San Lorenzo Valley High School…

Many of you may have noticed our website has been non-existent for several months. In May of 2014 the District office was flooded by a sprinkler pipe…

Can Emergency Responders find your home or driveway quickly and easily, day or night? The Boulder Creek Fire Protection District has excellent maps…

Just a reminder if you encounter wires that are down please keeps your distance from them. Even if wires are not arcing and sparking they could be…

Boulder Creek Fire Protection District is distributing sand and sandbags for local residents. At this time we are only giving out 10 sandbags per…