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One Year Since ECCFPD and Con Fire Merger

Supervisor Diane Burgis

by CC News
Contra Costa Fire

On July 1, 2022, our former East Contra Costa Fire Protection District was annexed by the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (Con Fire). Since then, the combination of a larger, more efficient agency and new funding from the voter-approved Measure X sales tax has provided better fire protection for East County than ever before.

  • Station 95 re-opened in Oakley in June 2022 (a month before the Con Fire merger).
  • Two new fire stations will open in Brentwood in the next year.
  • In addition to the new stations, additional three-person crews and a ladder truck have been added to Station 81 in Antioch and Station 92 in Brentwood.
  • EMS crews are now staffed with a paramedic instead of an EMT, so response crews are more trained than before and are able to react to more types of emergencies. EMTs are able to administer medications, start intravenous lines, provide advanced airway management and provide emergency care to patients with life-threatening medical or traumatic emergencies.

I’m proud of how well the transition has gone in its first year to protect East County property and lives. I’m thankful to our firefighters, my staff, and the many elected officials and community members who made these improvements to fire service possible.

Supervisor Diane Burgis


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Bout time July 3, 2023 - 12:53 pm

This should have happened back in 2009. A merger was a NO BRAINER!!!

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