Town of Yountville
QUARTERLY REPORT: JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER 2025
Prepared By Engineer
Town of Yountville
Quarterly Report 3rd Quarter 2025
158
129
127
8 Requests For Service 3rd Quarter
2025
Town of Yountville County Areas Veterans Home City of Napa 110
165
132
6 Requests For Service 3rd
Quarter 2024
Town of Yountville County Areas
96 155
190
4 Requests For Service 5 Year
Average
Town of Yountville County Areas Veterans Home City of Napa Medical Aids
59%
Public Assists
19%
Traffic Collisions
0%
Vehicle Fire
0%
Alarm Sounding
20%
Structure Fire
0%
Vegetation Fire
0%
Misc Fire
0%
Rescue
0%
Hazardous Conditions
1%
Town of Yountville Statistical Analysis
Medical Aids Public Assists Traffic Collisions Vehicle Fire Alarm Sounding Structure Fire Vegetation Fire Misc Fire Rescue Hazardous Conditions Medical Aids
96%
Public Assists
2%
Traffic Collisions
0%
Vehicle Fire
0% Alarm Sounding
2%
Structure Fire
0%
Vegetation Fire
0%
Misc Fire
0%
Rescue
0%
Hazardous Conditions
0%
Veterans Home Statistical Analysis
Medical Aids Public Assists Traffic Collisions Vehicle Fire Alarm Sounding Structure Fire Vegetation Fire Misc Fire Rescue Hazardous Conditions Quarter in Photos
An Engineer from Truck 12 trains on our concrete cutting saw, a tool used to cut through concrete to access potential victims during a collapse Truck Training at Napa County Training Grounds
An Engineer rescues a simulated suspended victim
Quarter in Photos
REMS Team remained deployed for the entire duration of
the fire to assist with rescuing injured firefighters
Pickett Fire
Rapid Extraction Module Support (REMS) Team scouting out the remote and steep terrain of the Pickett Fire in Calistoga Quarter in Photos
Technical Rescue Team Drill
The Technical
Rescue Team (TRT)
conducted a training
drill focused on
breaching reinforced
concrete walls using
specialized breaking
tools to enhance our
capabilities for
structural collapse
and confined space
rescues
TRT Members prepare tools for breaching
concrete walls
Yountville personnel set up a scenario for
monthly TRT drill
Quarter in Photos
Incidents In The County
Truck 12 at scene of a gas leak on Washington St. Call 811 before digging (Underground Service Alert) Leave the area and call 911 if you rupture a gas line
Station 12 personnel at scene of a traffic collision.
Remember to drive carefully and obey all traffic laws
Quarter in Photos
New Member at Station 12!
Please welcome the newest
Engineer to station 12, Brett Watkins.
Brett has been in the fire service for
9 years. He started in CalFire Santa
Clara unit in 2016, then promoted to
Engineer to LNU in 2024 at station
37. Brett is now the newest member
of Station 12, Yountville.
Quarter in Photos
New Member at Station 12!
Please welcome one of the newest Engineers to station
12, Micah Muñoz. Micah started his career with
CALFIRE LNU in 2018 as a seasonal firefighter at
Clearlake oaks station 40, he then worked at Brooks
station 37, and Spanish Flat station 24 before promoting to TCU as a Fire Apparatus Engineer at Jamestown
station 76. He recently transferred back to LNU and is
now assigned to Yountville station 12.
Safety Message
Heat Your Home Safely
As temperatures drop and families begin
using indoor fireplaces to stay warm, CAL
FIRE reminds everyone to take simple
precautions to prevent structure fires, carbon
monoxide buildup, and injuries.
While Burning:
Use only dry, seasoned wood. Never burn trash, cardboard, or treated wood, these materials can produce toxic fumes or sparks.
Keep a screen in front of the fireplace to prevent embers from escaping and igniting rugs, furniture, or decorations.
Never leave a fire unattended.
Always extinguish the fire completely before leaving the house or going to bed.
Keep flammable items like stockings, curtains, and furniture at least three feet away from the fireplace.