WELCOME TO ROSEVILLE FIREFIGHTERS 1592
Welcome to the official website and social media hub for Roseville Firefighters Local 1592. To stay up to date with important community information, “like” us on Facebook and “follow” us on Twitter. Our website serves as an interactive hub and resource center for residents, businesses, and community groups. We hope you find our website informative and user friendly. Please feel free to contact us by clicking here. Our goal is to ensure that our membership receives the tools it needs to better serve and protect the public, our children, businesses, residents, property, and the dream of a better future for our families. For emergency information please call 911 or see the Roseville Fire Department website.
From The President
As President of Roseville Firefighters Local 1592, and on behalf of our entire membership, we would like to thank you for your ongoing support.
Our History
Organized in 1966, the members of Roseville Firefighters Local 1592 proudly serve those who live, work, and play in the City of Roseville CA.
Kids Fire Camp
Kids Camp is open to children ages 11 to 14. Both Roseville residents and non-residents are welcome.
Business Supporters
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If you are interested in becoming a business supporter please inquire here.
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If you are interested in becoming a business supporter please inquire here.
Resources
Latest News
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2022 Kids Camp - June 20-25
Applications available soon.
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Supporting the Rutherford Family During Their Time of Tragic Loss
All of us at Roseville Fire Fighters, Local 1592 are saddened by the loss of our brother Kyle Rutherford. Kyle's father, Ed, was a member of our fire department with over 30 years of experience. Both Ed and Kyle are cherished members of our fire family and we are banding together with all of the fire departments in the Sacramento Metro...
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PTSD in the firefighting community
Originally Posted On: TUESDAY, 15 MAY 2018 It is National Mental Health Awareness Month which is a great reason to talk about the invisible injuries firefighters suffer from because of the physical and mental stress of their jobs. PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) is alive and well in the firefighting community. Click on the link below...
