Angels Camp Volunteer Fire Department Station 1
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Physical address
Angels Camp Volunteer Fire Department Station 1
1404 Vallecito Rd
Angels Camp, CA 95222
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Department phone: (209) 736-4081
Dial 911 for Emergencies!
Fire chief
Volunteers Wanted
Most fire departments need volunteer firefighters, EMTs and support help. Entry-level firefighter and EMS roles usually need no experience; training is provided.
We don't have information about Angels Camp Volunteer Fire Department's volunteer program yet.
Call (209) 736-4081 and ask about volunteering.
Dial 911 for emergencies!
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Fire equipment
Fire station statistics
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Community services
Your area
- Fire hazard severity zones (State Fire Marshal) – Look up your address on the state's map of Moderate, High and Very High fire hazard zones; it shows hazard zones, not fire department areas. (Office of the State Fire Marshal)
Fire safety
- Fire safety education (CAL FIRE) – CAL FIRE's fire safety handouts, including smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, cooking, candle and home heating safety. (CAL FIRE)
Burning and campfires
- Residential burn permit (CAL FIRE) – Apply online for a residential permit to burn small piles on State Responsibility Area land; it is valid for the season, May 1 to April 30. (CAL FIRE)
- Alerts and fire danger (Stanislaus National Forest) – The current fire danger level, fire restrictions and other alerts for the Stanislaus National Forest. (USDA Forest Service)
- Current burn status by county (CAL FIRE) – Whether burning is allowed, needs a permit or is suspended in each county on land CAL FIRE protects; you must still check with your air district for a burn day. (CAL FIRE)
Wildfire and emergencies
- Sign up for county alerts (Cal OES) – Cal OES's list of all 58 California counties with a link to each county's emergency alert sign-up. (California Governor's Office of Emergency Services)
- Calaveras County Office of Emergency Services – Emergency pre-planning, current evacuation incidents and wildfire camera and incident links for Calaveras County. (Calaveras County Office of Emergency Services)
- Defensible space (Ready for Wildfire) – CAL FIRE's guide to the defensible space zones around your home, from the ember-resistant first five feet out to 100 feet. (CAL FIRE)
- Hardening your home (Ready for Wildfire) – How to make roofs, vents, windows, siding and decks more resistant to embers and wildfire. (CAL FIRE)
- Home hardening self-assessment (CAL FIRE) – A survey of under 30 minutes on your roof, vents, windows, decks and fences that emails you a report on your home's wildfire weak spots. (CAL FIRE)
- Ready, Set, Go! evacuation guide – CAL FIRE's steps to take before you evacuate, and to leave early without waiting for an order if you feel at risk. (CAL FIRE)
Classes, tours and community events
- CERT in California (Cal OES) – The state CERT program at Cal OES supports registered local CERT programs, which train volunteers in fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization and disaster medical operations. (California Governor's Office of Emergency Services)
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Last verified October 26, 2026.