Welcome to the Selma Fire Department

The Selma Fire Department was established in 1889 as an all volunteer fire department.  Today we proudly protect over 23,000 people in an area of six square miles.  We operate out of two fire stations that protect a wide range of commercial, business and residential property.  Selma is a merging point of two major transportation routes, Freeway 99 and Highway 43. 

The Selma Fire Department is a combination department that strives to minimize loss from fire, hazardous material incidents, natural disasters and other emergency situations while providing emergency medical services at the Emergency Medical Technician – Paramedic (EMT-P) level.  Our ambulances cover over 150 square miles in and around Selma within Fresno County.

Our staffing consists of a full-time fire chief, full-time division chief, 24 full-time firefighting personnel, nine of which are certified paramedics, one fire inspector and one department secretary.  The full-time staff is augmented by 15 reserve firefighters.

The fire department thanks you for visiting our place on the web.  If you have any questions please feel free to contact the department at the phone number listed below.

Fire Service and EMS Related Links

• California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection

• California Emergency Medical Services Authority

• California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services

• Department of Homeland Security

• Federal Emergency Management Agency

• United States Fire Administration

• International Association of Fire Chiefs

• International Association of Firefighters

• National Fire Protection Association

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Selma Fire Department
2857 "A" St.
(559) 891-2211