YOUNTVILLE FIRE STATION 12
QUARTERLY REPORT THIRD QUARTER
REQUESTS FOR SERVICE 3RD QUARTER
148
148
127
12 127 Town of Yountville
148 County Areas
148 Veterans Home
12 City of Napa
REQUESTS FOR SERVICE 2
nd QUARTER
147 Town of Yountville
126 County Areas
119 Veterans Home
4 City of Napa
4 119 147
126
Town of Yountville Statistical Analysis
Veterans Home Statistical Analysis
Truck and Engine Training at Napa County Training Grounds Truck 12 Utilizing aerial
waterway for defensive
structure fire operations
Engine 12 secures a water
supply for interior attack
Engine 12 feeding hose after
making entry to a simulated
structure fire
REMS Training (Rapid Extrication Module Support
Our REMS Team training on a simulated downed firefighter Technical Rescue Team Acquisitions
The TRT Team recently acquired a new Trench Trailer
and a UTV for emergency operations
Rescue at Skyline Wilderness Park
Rescue 12 safely extricated a hiker that
fell on Skyline Park. Assistance was
provided by the Sheriffs Office and Napa
State Hospital.
Vehicle Fire in Yountville
Station 12 responded to a
vehicle fire on Highway 29.
Crews worked diligently to
extinguish the fire within
minutes of arrival.
9/11 Memorial Service
Station 12 and Station
15 paid tribute to the
fallen and those
affected in the 9/11
attacks.
In the Community
Station 12 personnel cooled off the kids at Camp Yountville water day.
We also welcomed our home-school friends for a special visit to explore the fire engine and learn more about the fire service.
Supervisor Liz Alessio’s 6th Annual Harvest Hoedown
Station 12 personnel participated in the 6th Annual Harvest Hoedown, a community charity event benefiting COPE Family Centers and its efforts to support Children. Station 12 flew the American Flag over the event and assisted with setup and food service.
El Niño – Safety Message
El Niño is a climate pattern involving warmer-than-normal sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean. It can influence storm tracks, rainfall, and temperatures around the world.
• Keep storm drains and gutters clear.
• Check drainage around homes and buildings.
• Monitor creeks and low-water crossings.
• Prepare for localized flooding, road closures, and power outages.
• Keep emergency supplies, drinking water, and flashlights available.
• Sign up for local emergency alerts.
• Have a family communication and evacuation plan.
• Never drive through flooded roads
Napa County Fire Marshals Office
Thank You!