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The sweet sound of a new rig! Your Anaheim Firefighters conducting another Push In Ceremony of our brand new Engine 12! Engine 12 is officially in service! 🚒 | Anaheim Fire And Rescue

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Anaheim Fire & Rescue partnered with Republic Services for training at their Material Recycling Facility (MRF) facility which allows your firefighters to become familiar with the sprinkler and fire suppression systems at this unique location. Joint training improves pre-planning, communication, and a coordinated response with on-site staff while aiding in improved business continuity after an incident. Thank you to Republic Services for investing in prevention and preparedness and for opening yo

7.4K views · 221 reactions | Thank you all for staying home. As we continue to serve the city of Anaheim, we created a virtual tour of Station 6. We hope you enjoy it! | Anaheim Fire And Rescue | Facebook

Trains pass through Anaheim every day, and many carry hazardous materials. To stay ready, our AF&R Hazardous Materials Response Team joined neighboring agencies for hands-on railcar leak simulations during BNSF Railroad’s HazMat Emergency Training in Corona. Training like this ensures our crews are prepared to mitigate real-world incidents and protect our community safely. #anaheimfireandrescue #anaheimfire #anaheimfirefighters #hazmatteam #station6 #training | Anaheim Fire And Rescue

Station tour highlight? Watching our probationary firefighter race the clock putting on his turnouts in under a minute, then seeing Engine 11 head out the door on a call. That’s how it’s done. #anaheim #anaheimfireandrescue #anaheimfire #anaheimfirefighters | Anaheim Fire And Rescue

USAR training at Station 2, focused on readiness for the current rain. Crews trained in technical rescue skills, ensuring readiness for swift water and complex rescues as weather conditions change. | Anaheim Fire And Rescue