Fire Station 31

Established in 1925, the Lemon Grove Fire Department offers fire prevention, rescue and emergency medical services. It maintains a staff of more than 20 firefighters, engineers and public education officers. The department features a fleet of frontline fire and reserve engines. It operates a fire prevention bureau that provides plan review, fire safety and construction field inspection services. The Lemon Grove Fire Department attends more than 3,000 fire and emergency calls annually. It works with The Burn Institute to conduct fire extinguishing training sessions. The department is affiliated with the International Association of Fire Fighters and California Professional Fire Fighters. The Lemon Grove Fire Department is operated by the city of Lemon Grove, Calif., which also operates community development, public works and recreation departments.

The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department operates under the government of the city of San Diego, Calif., which also operates police, purchasing, library, financial management, budget, city clerk, and parks and recreation departments. The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department is a multifaceted organization that provides residents with fire and life saving services, including fire protection, emergency medical services and lifeguard safety. The department maintains a prevention bureau that provides fire and life safety education for the community. It operates several fire stations. It maintains a fleet of ambulances, engines, ladder trucks, and responder and other support vehicles. The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department employs firefighter, lieutenants and volunteers.