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Sierra Madre Fire Department

AKA: Sierra Madre Fire; Station 41

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Physical address

Sierra Madre Fire Department
242 W Sierra Madre Blvd
Sierra Madre, CA 91024 (Map)

Phone: (626) 355-3611

Website: sierramadreca.gov

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Brent Bartlett
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Sierra Madre Fire Department is a fully career fire department: all of its firefighters are paid staff. Many other fire departments depend on volunteers.

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Fire department statistics

Department type
Career
Stations
1
Response time
4 min 33 sec average, dispatch to arrival on scene (2025)
Calls per year
1,495
Population served
More than 10,000
Area covered
About 3.2 sq mi

Calls by type

Medical calls
1,148
Hazardous materials
30
Public assist
106

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  • 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.