San Jose Fire Department is proposing administrative citation fines for violations of fire safety and fire prevention provisions of the Municipal Code. These fines are only proposed fines and have not been approved by City Council and could change based upon further analysis and recommendation by Council.
 Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Program To help reduce the number of fires and burn injuries caused by children experimenting with fire, the San Jose Fire Department is participating in a Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Program. Click Here for more information. |
 Child Car Seat Safety
Find out how to choose, and use,
child safety seats.
Safety seat inspections, and more...
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|  Safe Surrender Baby Law
Newborns can be Safely Surrendered to any on-duty Firefighter or Hospital Emergency Room Employee within Santa Clara County. |
Presentations |
SJFD Presentation Programs are currently booked through November 15, 2009 and we are no longer accepting applications at this time.
The Public Education staff will meet with your school, community organization or other group to present one of several programs, including Fire & Life Safety, community awareness, fire station tours, and others. Download and complete the Public Education Request form ( .pdf 107kb), then mail or fax your request to the Public Education offices at least 21 days prior to the event.
You will need the free Adobe Acrobat reader to view and print the many .pdf documents available on our website. If you do not already have it, you can download it now...
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 Parents
Do you know how to get your family safely out of the house in case of a fire?
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Emergency Safety Tips
The City of San Jose, State of California, American Red Cross, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company have provided information on what to do in an emergency, whether it is a power outage, earthquake, or other event. | 
Earthquake Safety
Go over this checklist to make sure your family is properly prepared! (.pdf 459kb) |
 SMOKE DETECTORS SAVE LIVES !
Please read this fact sheet (.pdf 249kb) that contains some great information about the installation and care of this lifesaving appliance!
|  Fire Safety
A checklist to insure your family is prepared and knows what to do if there is a fire in your home! (.pdf 607kb) |
 Wildfire Awareness Please visit the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council for important Wildland Fire Protection information.
Captain Barry Stallard, the Wildland Program Manager for the San Jose Fire Department, is an active member of the FireSafe Council. Captain Stallard can be reached at (408) 277-4416 and is available to answer any questions or concerns about Wildfire issues within the City of San Jose.
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