As positions are available, they are posted on the Join Metro Fire page. Applicants may apply online from this page.

The current budget, as well as past year's financial information, is available online, through the Finance Division.

Visit the Incident Reports page for the form and instructions.

Incident Report requests are processed within 7 days and the cost is $5 per report.

Metro Fire offers assistance to our low-income community members who cannot afford to pay the costs associated with their bill for ambulance services. Please read our policy, and if you qualify, complete the application for low-income assistance.

Metro Fire serves the cities of Citrus Heights and Rancho Cordova as well as the communities of Antelope, Arden/Arcade, Carmichael, Elverta, Fair Oaks, Florin, Foothill Farms, Gold River, Mather, McClellan, North Highlands, Orangevale, Rancho Murieta, Rio Linda, and unincorporated areas of Sacramento County.

You may also view the map of our district and zoom in on each division to see the boundaries of each area.

If you are unsure about which agency covers your area or responded to your call, you may contact us at (916) 859-4300. We are happy to assist you in getting the information you need.

Metro Fire's Board of Directors meet the second and fourth Thursday of every month at 6:00PM, unless otherwise posted. They meet in the Boardroom (Room 310) at District Headquarters located at 10545 Armstrong Ave, Mather CA 95655.

Agendas are posted 72 hours prior to each meeting at District Headquarters and on this website. Visit the Board of Directors page for links to the Meeting Agendas & Minutes.

Yes. Minutes are posted on this website on the Board of Directors page, under Meeting Agendas and Minutes.

Each Board Member is elected by the voters within a geographical area, or division, of Metro Fire's operational area.  There are nine Board Members representing the citizens within our jurisdiction. View the Division Boundary Map to see the 9 different divisions; click on each to see the Board Member for the area as well as a larger image of the area covered.

The Community Risk Reduction Division, formerly the Fire Prevention Bureau, is responsible for protecting the public through fire prevention code enforcement and fire protection engineering. Fire Inspectors are responsible for reviewing fire protection engineering plans for all construction projects & fire protection systems and conduct the testing & inspections for those projects. Code Enforcement Fire Inspectors are responsible for inspecting existing buildings and properties for fire code violations, assist fire suppression personnel, respond to complaints, and review and approve licensed care facilities.The Community Risk Reduction Division also manages the weed abatement program, and reviews, approves and inspects special events, carnivals, fairs and fireworks displays.

Visit the Contact Your Inspector page for a list of all Code Enforcement & Plan Check Inspectors with their phone numbers. If you do not know who your inspector is, view the map of Inspector Areas to see who covers your zip code. If further assistance is needed, you may contact the CRRD main office at (916) 859-4330.