Capt. Nora Ellis
Shift commander
Runs the duty shift, sets riding assignments, and reviews every working fire before the next tour.
Team
People on this shift
Lt. Samir Haddad
Rescue company
Leads Operation Force drills and the joint training we do with the hospital.
FF. Priya Nair
Community safety
Schedules alarm clinics, school visits, and the public meetings posted on this site.
PM. Luis Ortega
Paramedic
Senior medic on the ambulance. Writes the monthly notes we share with clinic partners.
Projects
Work beyond the emergency calls
Harbor school drills
Every classroom mapped a primary exit and a second way out, then practiced once with the lights down.
Market-row alarms
Shop owners on the row replaced expired alarms and wrote a shared meeting place for the block.
Clinic handoff drill
Lobby staff and the ambulance crew practiced a collapse call so the path to the door stays clear.
Gallery
Around the stations
FAQs
Questions the desk hears most
Which number should I call?
For a fire, a rescue, or a medical emergency, use the emergency line on this page. For inspections, tours, and supply questions, use the contact form or the station email.
Can you check the alarms in my home?
Yes. Ask for a community-safety visit. A crew will test what you have, tell you what is missing, and fit a replacement if we have stock that day.
Do you inspect businesses?
We review suppression systems and write a fire statement for the owner. Larger plan reviews may be booked through the contact form so the right inspector is on duty.
Are station tours open to anyone?
Families, schools, and neighborhood groups are welcome. Book ahead so we are not in the middle of a training burn or a long call.
How do supply enquiries work?
The shop lists items the station can usually provide. Send an enquiry and we confirm price, stock, and a pickup time. This site does not take payment.