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Throughout its history, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department has encountered thousands of fires and incidents. Here are some of the major events: 1910 - American-Hawaiian Company Freighter Fire 1913 - The Great Standard Oil Fire 1925 - Brunswig Drug Company Fire 1948 - Goodrich Surplus Store Fire 1955 - Burnett Furniture Company

Fire-Rescue Department If you have an emergency, call 9‑1‑1. Fire-Rescue Headquarters 600 B St., Suite 1300 San Diego, CA 92101 619-533-4300 [email protected] Find a Fire Station by ZIP Code

The City of San Diego's Fire-Rescue Department encompasses all fire, emergency medical, lifeguard and emergency management services. This includes 9-1-1 services, fire inspections, permits and community education.

The Witch Creek and Guejito fires were among 21 wildfires burning in Southern California. The Harris Fire in southern San Diego County started the same day as the Witch Creek Fire. It grew to 90,440 acres but did not enter the city. Five people died in the Harris Fire.

Wildfires are unplanned fires that burn in natural areas like forests, grasslands or canyons. These dangerous fires spread quickly and can devastate open space areas as well as communities.

Amid the recent surge in brush fires across San Diego County and the devastating impacts seen in Los Angeles County, we strongly encourage all residents to stay vigilant. Please follow SDFD recommendations closely and prioritize your safety by complying with evacuation orders if issued.

The October 2007 San Diego Wildfires, consisting of seven separate fires within San Diego County, began on October 21, 2007, during a major Santa Ana wind event that lasted for three days.