
Menlo Fire breaks ground for new station No. 4 on the Alameda
The Menlo Park Fire Protection District held a ceremonial ground breaking yesterday afternoon (April 9) for a new Fire Station No. 4. Located at 3322
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The Menlo Park Fire Protection District held a ceremonial ground breaking yesterday afternoon (April 9) for a new Fire Station No. 4. Located at 3322
Menlo Park Fire District Firefighters responded to a reported “house on fire’ in an area known as Stanford Weekend Acres located along Alpine Road when
Menlo Park Fire District Firefighters responded to a reported shooting incident at 11:38 am Monday morning (March 8, 2021) in an area known as the
Menlo Fire Captain Rob Johnson, Engineer/Paramedic’s Brendan Murphy and Eric Bunzel get soaked, trying to shut-off a sheared off fire hydrant at the Menlo Anton
Last week, local firefighters from every Fire agency in San Mateo County, including Brian Berger from Menlo Fire (pictured), assisted the County Public Health and
Three teens were involved in an accident on Saturday, January 16, when their SUV apparently struck a light pole and then rolled over on Valparaiso
Menlo Park Fire Station No. 4, built in 1949, was demolished today. Located at 3322 Alameda De Las Pulgas, it will be replaced with a new
Nine months and 3,509 emergency medical responses later, two of the six Menlo Park Firefighter/Paramedics who volunteered to staff one of the first Fire Pandemic
At its December 2020 meeting, the Menlo Park Fire District Board authorized Fire Chief Harold Fire Schapelhouman to replace the 71-year-old facility located at 3322 Alameda
For almost 20 years, the Pancake Breakfast at Menlo Park Fire Protection District headquarters has been an annual fall ritual. It began in 2001 when
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