Centrally located on Union Avenue, the Campbell Fire Station serves the heart of the City of Campbell, covering downtown, the Pruneyard shopping district, and surrounding neighborhoods. In this week’s video, firefighters on Engine 81 respond to reports of the smell of smoke inside a local business. Using their training and specialized tools, the crew works to locate the source before safely clearing the scene. Back at the fire station, Captain Mayfield leads a tour of the Campbell Fire Station, highlighting the history of the Campbell Fire Department and how Santa Clara County Fire Department continues to preserve that legacy. Campbell Fire Station 81 is one of the department’s busiest stations and plays a vital role in the city’s emergency response. The station houses Engine 81, reserve Truck 181, and two antique fire engines. This video is part of our 19-week Fire Station Spotlight Series, featuring each of our fire stations and the firefighters protecting our communities. Tune in Wednesdays for the next station tour! #SCCFD #FireStationSpotlight #CampbellStation #FireStation #CampbellCA #FireService #CommunitySafety #Firefighters

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In June 2025, SVCE co-hosted a ribbon-cutting with the City of Morgan Hill, celebrating the completion of the new all-electric Butterfield Fire Station. The Butterfield Fire Station will improve Morgan Hill's emergency response capabilities and public safety. The pollution and emission-free electric equipment will keep the station's air clean for first responders, and the cost-saving and resilient benefits of the solar and battery storage system make this station a significant achievement in advancing Morgan Hill's climate goals. The SVCE Community Grant Program contributed $500,000 to make the fire station the first all-electric facility in Morgan Hill. See other resilient SVCE-funded grant projects at svcleanenergy.org/community-resilience/.

Peninsula Clean Energy is celebrating San Mateo County passing reach codes, which require new buildings to be built all-electric. Reach codes are one of the most impactful actions cities can take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Twenty of our member jurisdictions passed reach codes, inspiring the state to incorporate key elements into its own building codes. That means cleaner air, safer buildings, and more EV charging opportunities for residents across California. Congratulations to our community! Learn more: https://www.peninsulacleanenergy.com/public-organization/reach-codes/

May is Fire Prevention Month, a critical time to prepare your home and family for wildfire season. In this video, Santa Clara County Fire Department walks you through the steps to safely evacuate when wildfires threaten your community. You’ll learn how to: • Develop a family communication plan • Pack a go-bag with essentials • Plan escape routes, including for pets and livestock • Know what to expect during an evacuation Watch the full video to get prepared — and help keep your community safe by sharing this post. #SCCFD #FirePreventionMonth #WildfireSafety #EvacuationPlanning #GoBag #SantaClaraCountyFire

Santa Clara County Fire Department is an all-risk, all-hazard fire department, which means we're able to respond to any emergency that may arise in the communities we serve. Over the span of several weeks, we captured footage and interviews of operations and personnel throughout the organization to visually showcase what makes us unique. We’re pleased to share our story with you all and hope it provides a solid overview of our capabilities as well as our organizational vision and values.

In October 2024, Silicon Valley Clean Energy celebrated Victory Pass – a solar and battery project that is providing SVCE with 100 megawatt (MW) solar and 100 megawatt hour battery storage developed by Clearway Energy in Riverside County. For more information on where your clean, renewable power comes from, visit https://svcleanenergy.org/power-sources/.

Wildfire prevention calls for a true partnership between public agencies and the communities we serve. Learn how you can help prevent wildfire and increase the odds of your home surviving one at one of our upcoming 2025 Wildfire Preparedness Workshops. Our first two workshop dates (April 22 and May 3) are full but have a waitlist you may join. Additional workshops are scheduled June 12, July 18, and August 16. Note that the June 12 date is a webinar for those who are unable to attend an in-person workshop. For more information and to register, visit sccfd.org/wildfire