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| The Operations Division is one of the two Divisions within the Lodi Fire Department. As the Fire Chief plans the direction of the department is the Operations Division Chiefs responsibility to implement these plans. |
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Under the Operations Chief are four Battalion Chiefs. One B.C. is the Training Officer while the other three oversee a suppression shift each. |
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As the incidents and the equipment needed in the Fire Service become more complex so has the Lodi Fire Department. As each “Line” personnel receive many hours of training through the year it has become impossible to be fully knowledgeable in all areas. To answer the challenge the Department has established special teams. Click here for more team information. |
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As the City of Lodi continues to grow, more Fire Stations are required to meet the standard response time. Currently Lodi has four Fire Stations, the fifth fire station is in the design phase and a general location for station six has been determined. Click here for more station information. |
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The Lodi Fire Department has a diverse pool of specialized equipment to meet the the ever changing needs. Among the equipment is a HazMat response vehicle, Mobile Operation Center and Public Education Trailer. Click here for more information on equipment. |
The following is a partial breakdown of the 4724 calls that the Department responded to in 2006. |
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Fires |
223 |
Medical/Rescue |
3072 |
Service/Assistance |
426 |
False Call – Good Intent |
643 |
False Call- Alarm System |
293 |
Hazard – Not a Fire |
54 |
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The Lodi Fire Department opens for employment applications approximately once every two years. The next application cycle is scheduled for the Summer of 2009. For more information click here. |
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Contacting us: |
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Fire Admin. Office:(209) 333-6735
Fire Prevention: (209) 333-6739
Fax: (209) 333-6844
E-mail: fire@lodi.gov |
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