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Oceanside Firefighters Association L3736 is an IAFF affiliate

08/05/2022

Happy retirement to Fire Captain McNally. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to the OFD. You’ve been a key player in the success of this department and have helped to develop great firemen throughout their careers. Your personality is going to be missed around here. You’re a legend!

Thank you for hosting his party!

03/04/2022

The Oceanside Fire Department would like to say farewell and congratulations Fire Captian Jose McNally on his recent retirement.

Captain McNally served the City of Oceanside for nearly 34 years. (those including him as a lifeguard.) Captian McNally worked his way through the ranks from firefighter up to Captain where he held his last position in the training department.

Thank you Captian for your years of dedicated service to the City of Oceanside and we wish you a happy and healthy retirement!! Cheers 🍻

14/03/2022

It’s been a busy couple weeks down at the Oceanside Training center. Progress continues on the new training tower. Multiples walls are going up and it’s coming together.

None of this would be possible if it wasn’t for the support of the city of Oceanside on Measure X. Measure X has given us the funds to be able to build this new training tower. This training tower will give the Oceanside Fire Department an opportunity to improve our skills as firefighters and continue to best serve our community. We also hold an average of 2 new recruit firefighter academies a year. Having access to this tower will allow our academy cadre to teach the new recruits the essential skills needed to perform the job.

We continue to look forward to the upcoming weeks and the progression of the training tower. Thanks again to the City of Oceanside and Measure X!

11/03/2022

A huge shout out to all those across San Diego County that helped your local firefighters fill the boot for

Your Oceanside firefighters were at the corner of El Camino Real and vista way. We filled way to many boots to count which shows how much our community supports such a great cause!

We are honored each year to be apart of the fill the boot that supports local burn survivors.

Thank you again to everyone who showed support. We can’t wait until next year.

26/02/2022

2/24/2022 OCEANSIDE,CA.

Oceanside Fire Department units responded to a reported aircraft down in the area of the Oceanside Municipal Airport (OKB) this afternoon. The first engine on scene arrived three minutes after the initial alarm and found a single aircraft that had impacted the dirt field approximately one-half mile east of the airport. Fire crews extricated two individuals who were transported to local trauma centers by air and ground transport. The cause of the crash is still unknown and under investigation.

The Oceanside Police Department has established a PIO in charge of media relations to answer further questions regarding the rescue.

25/02/2022

BOOT DRIVE DAY is approaching. On March 10th your Oceanside Firefighters will be participating in the 23rd annual Firefighter Boot drive. We will be at the corner of El Camino Real and Vista from 0800-1030 collecting donations and raise money for fire prevention and burn survivor services!!

If you cannot make it to our location, throughout San Diego County firefighters will be at multiple intersections to raise money for this great cause!

“Make sure you have some cash on hand today to help support local burn survivors. You can also donate online - https://bit.ly/3ypqxft. All donations through the month of June will count toward the Boot Drive total!
This is the Burn Institute’s largest fundraiser. Throughout the pandemic the Burn Institute continued to provide these vital services and programs, and all funds raised through the Boot Drive stay local in San Diego county to support burn survivors and educate our communities to help reduce burn injuries.”

24/02/2022

It’s been a long time coming for The Oceanside Fire Department to break ground on a training tower. Yesterday the first wall went up. This milestone is very exciting for all personnel and brings a sense of pride to have our own training tower. The OFD will have state of the art technology in order to train on more realistic scenarios. This continuous training makes us even better as a Fire Department and more proficient in serving our city.
Thank you to everyone involved in making this happen. We cannot wait to see the finished tower and get to training!

11/02/2022

This past week our training cadre was able to demo several auto extrication etools from . Thank you for coming out and putting on some good training for our cadre!

28/01/2022

Launch party next Tuesday for the release of The Station 2 Red Ale!! Come out and support an awesome local brewery and your Oceanside Fd Local 3736. A portion of the proceeds will be donated back to the OFA charity fund!! Cheers and hope to see you all next Tuesday!!

02/01/2022

It is with great sadness we'd like to announce the passing of retired OFD Captain Roland Dechaine on Monday December 27th. Roland's favorite quote was "life is only as boring as your imagination".

31/12/2021

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💵 Fundraiser linked in profile bio. - A memorial scholarship fund has been created in honor of “Mama Tee” Tina Ward, one of the four victims killed in a plane crash earlier this week in . Ward has been identified as the wife of a recently retired Oceanside deputy fire chief. “She gave so much of her light and love to others through her service of 30+ years as a paramedic and a critical care nurse”, the fundraiser says, adding “Her daughters and loving husband would like to memorialize her legacy and her unparalleled selflessness and mentorship through the Tina Ward Memorial Scholarship Fund”. All funds donated will go directly toward scholarships for underrepresented students working on furthering their careers in EMS.

The Learjet 35A took off from John Wayne Airport in Orange County and was scheduled to land at Gillespie Field. Shortly after air traffic control had cleared the plane to land, it crashed into a residential area about 1.4 miles from the end of the runway. The three other victims were identified by the Medical Examiner’s office as 68-year-old Laurie Gentz of Escondido, 45-year-old Douglas Grande, and 67-year-old Julian Bugaj.

A preliminary report from the NTSB detailing the circumstances of the accident is expected within the next several weeks. The final report is expected within one to two years. Witnesses to the accident and those that may have video of any aspect of the accident sequence or have information that could be relevant to the investigation should contact the NTSB by email at witness@ntsb.gov.

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92049, 92051, 92052, 92054, 92056–92058

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http://www.oceansidefirefighters.net/

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