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To schedule a residential building/sprinkler inspection or business inspection on any Tuesday or Thursday, please contact the District Office at (760) 765-1510. |
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The purpose of the FireSafe Council of Greater Julian is to provide education, exchange information and foster fire prevention and fire safety within the Julian mountain communities in the County of San Diego. Click here to learn more about the FireSafe Council. |
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The District provides residential hydro/final construction inspections and business inspections. For information on all inspections Click here. |
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For most current San Diego County codes and permit info, click here for DPLU website. |
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Red Flag Warnings- When humidity is lower than normal and when wind is a factor, fire danger becomes an issue that firefighters take seriously. A Red Flag Warning means high fire danger and the possibility of a quick spreading fire in the area within 24 hours. Keep your home safe in these dangerous conditions by clearing 100 feet around your home. By doing so, you can not only save the lives of you and your family, but the firefighters trying to save your home as well. Learn how to keep your home fire safe here. |
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The CAL FIRE protects the people of California from fires, responds to emergencies, and protects and enhances forest, range, and watershed values providing social, economic, and environmental benefits to rural and urban citizens. You can contact the CAL FIRE Julian station by calling (760) 765-0511 or by clicking here to learn more about CAL FIRE. |
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New Fire Station– Thanks to the voters passing Prop S, the JCFPD will be opening a new fire station in Julian to replace the old station on Farmer Road. Prop S passed a benefit tax that help fund the construction and maintenance of the new station. Follow the link for more info on Prop S and the benefit tax fee. more... |
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Explorer Academy - The Julian Cuyamaca Fire Explorers will be having their annual academy June 15 - 18th. The academy will be held at Camp Winaka. This academy is designed for students to learn the rigorous requirements to become a firefighter. This academy will be attended by both new and current Explorers. |
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Rattlesnakes - As temperatures begin to rise again, so do the rattlesnakes. Living in San Diego’s backcountry, we learn to live with these creatures and how to respect them. Visit our information page on how to recognize and avoid rattlesnakes and what to do if you are bit by clicking here. |
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Water Safety - As we begin to heat up, it becomes pool and beach season. Before diving in, take some time to learn how to keep your family safe when swimming by visiting our water safety page here. |
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Boot Drive - On Monday, May 26th, the Julian Cuyamaca Fire Explorers held their annual Memorial Day boot drive. This event funds the Explorer Academy which follows the next month. The kids hit the streets on a blustery day and got a great response. The community donated over $1500 toward the next academy which pays for food, t-shirts, hats, and other necessities for the academy. |
