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Sacramento Fire Department
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Sacramento Fire Department
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sacfire.org
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The Sacramento Fire Department is a municipal public safety agency of the City of Sacramento, California, providing comprehensive fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMS), hazardous materials response, technical rescue, water rescue, fire prevention, and fire investigation services to city residents and businesses. The department is structured around five operational divisions: Fire Operations, Fire Prevention, Emergency Management, EMS, and Mobile Integrated Health, supported by community programs, a youth academy, and a dedicated Behavioral Health Unit for first responder mental health. It manages 760+ personnel under the leadership of the 23rd Fire Chief, Chris Costamagna, and operates on a $191 million annual city budget appropriation.

The department's service portfolio has expanded beyond traditional response into proactive and supportive programs. The Mobile Integrated Health initiative integrates emergency response with ongoing community health management, while a 2023-deployed telehealth platform enables 24/7 on-demand video consultations with emergency department physicians to expedite triage and reduce non-emergency transports. A dedicated Behavioral Health Unit addresses job-related stress and trauma among firefighters, and a Youth Academy plus Reserves program re-engineers the entry pipeline into the fire service. Public-facing safety education, fire code enforcement, permit inspections, and prevention outreach complement core emergency response through fire stations distributed across the city.

The Sacramento Fire Department is fully government-funded through the City of Sacramento's annual budget; emergency response and most community services are provided free of charge, with fee-based revenue limited to fire permit inspections, new construction permitting, and EMS fee schedules. The entity holds exclusive municipal authority for fire prevention, code enforcement, and emergency response within Sacramento city limits and operates solely within that single geography, with no current M&A, private capital, partnerships, or external ownership involvement.

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The Sacramento Fire Department is a municipal public safety agency providing fire suppression, EMS, hazardous materials response, technical and water rescues, fire prevention, and community programs to the residents and businesses of Sacramento, California, operating with 760+ personnel on a $191 million annual budget.

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fire suppression services, emergency medical services, hazardous materials response, fire prevention and inspection, technical and water rescue
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1Fire & Rescue Services (Fire Suppression, Rescue)
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2Community Safety Administration (Fire/EMS, Emergency Management)
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3Emergency Medical Services (EMS) & Ambulance Services
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4Medical Emergency Response & On-site First Aid/Paramedics
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NAICS code3 codes
  • Fire Protection92216
  • Ambulance Services62191
  • Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities922
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Public Safety and Fire & Emergency Services
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1Public Safety Services
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Tax-funded municipal emergency services providing fire suppression, medical response, hazardous materials handling, technical and water rescues, fire prevention, and investigation services to Sacramento residents and businesses.

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The Sacramento Fire Department provides municipal fire suppression, emergency medical, hazardous materials, technical rescue, and water rescue response, alongside fire prevention, code enforcement, and permitting services. It also runs Mobile Integrated Health, telehealth-supported EMS, a Behavioral Health Unit for first responders, Emergency Management preparedness, and youth/community engagement programs.

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The Sacramento Fire Department is a municipal fire department providing comprehensive public safety services. The department operates as a unified service with multiple interconnected divisions including fire suppression and emergency response, fire prevention and investigation, emergency medical services (EMS), and community programs. Key services include Mobile Integrated Health, telehealth technology for medical consultations, behavioral health support for firefighters, and youth engagement programs. The department manages over 760 employees and operates with a $191 million annual budget, serving as the primary emergency response agency for the city of Sacramento.

Product and service9 records
1Fire Suppression and Emergency Response
CategoryCore emergency response service
Description

Comprehensive emergency response services for fires, medical emergencies, hazardous materials incidents, technical rescues, and water rescues across the City of Sacramento.

2Fire Prevention and Investigation
CategoryFire prevention and code enforcement service
Description

Fire prevention programs, fire code enforcement, new construction permitting, operational permit inspections, and fire investigation services for Sacramento residents and businesses.

3Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
CategoryEmergency medical services
Description

Advanced life support services delivered through a paramedic program with telehealth-enabled video medical consultations for Sacramento residents experiencing medical emergencies.

4Mobile Integrated Health
CategoryCommunity health service program
Description

A healthcare program that integrates emergency response with ongoing community health management, staffed by Sacramento Fire Department personnel to extend care beyond traditional emergency response.

5Emergency Management
CategoryEmergency preparedness service
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Homeland security and emergency preparedness services, community preparedness resources, and coordination of response to weather and natural emergencies for the City of Sacramento.

6Fire Community Programs
CategoryCommunity engagement service
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Community outreach initiatives including youth academies, reserves programs, and behavioral health services for firefighters delivered to Sacramento residents and prospective recruits.

7Youth Programs
CategoryYouth community program
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Youth engagement programs such as the Fire Youth Programs designed to inspire and prepare the next generation of firefighters in the Sacramento community.

8Behavioral Health Unit
CategoryFirst responder support service
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A dedicated unit providing mental health services and support for Sacramento firefighters dealing with job-related stress and trauma, supporting first responder resilience.

9Fire Permit and New Construction Permitting
CategoryRegulatory permitting service
Description

Fire permit inspections and new construction fire permitting services provided through the Fire Prevention division to Sacramento property owners, developers, and contractors per the City's fee schedule.

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Peers10 records
1Phoenix Fire Department
TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal fire department for the City of Phoenix with fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and a nationally recognized community paramedicine program. Highly comparable to Sacramento Fire, including Mobile Integrated Health-style initiatives.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The largest municipal fire department in the United States, delivering fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and counter-terrorism response within New York City. Comparable mission and service portfolio to Sacramento Fire at a much larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal fire and EMS provider for the City of Seattle with comparable urban service mandate including fire suppression, advanced life support, hazmat, technical rescue, and fire prevention. Comparable scale and progressive EMS orientation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal fire and EMS agency serving the City of Chicago with fire suppression, advanced life support, technical rescue, and fire investigation. Directly comparable as a large-city municipal fire department with a unionized workforce.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal fire and EMS provider for the City and County of San Francisco with comparable urban-service mandate including fire suppression, ambulance, hazmat, and rescue operations. Closest California direct peer to Sacramento Fire by service mix and population served.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal fire and emergency services agency for the City of San Diego, providing fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and lifeguard services. Comparable in scope of services and California-specific regulatory environment.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal fire and emergency response agency for the City of Dallas with fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and fire prevention. Comparable as a large-city Texas municipal fire department with a similar comprehensive service portfolio.

8Los Angeles City Fire Department
TypeDirect peer
Description

The largest municipal fire department in the western United States, providing fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, and technical rescue within the City of Los Angeles. Directly comparable to Sacramento Fire as a municipal public-safety agency serving a major California city.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal fire department for the City and County of Denver providing fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and community risk reduction. Comparable in service mix and mid-sized urban footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Municipal fire and emergency response agency for the City of Houston, providing fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, and aircraft rescue/firefighting. Comparable in service portfolio and large urban scale.

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Sacramento Fire Department

Public Safety and Fire & Emergency Servicessacfire.org

The Sacramento Fire Department is a municipal public safety agency providing fire suppression, EMS, hazardous materials response, technical and water rescues, fire prevention, and community programs to the residents and businesses of Sacramento, California, operating with 760+ personnel on a $191 million annual budget.

What Sacramento Fire Department does

The Sacramento Fire Department is a municipal public safety agency of the City of Sacramento, California, providing comprehensive fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMS), hazardous materials response, technical rescue, water rescue, fire prevention, and fire investigation services to city residents and businesses. The department is structured around five operational divisions: Fire Operations, Fire Prevention, Emergency Management, EMS, and Mobile Integrated Health, supported by community programs, a youth academy, and a dedicated Behavioral Health Unit for first responder mental health. It manages 760+ personnel under the leadership of the 23rd Fire Chief, Chris Costamagna, and operates on a $191 million annual city budget appropriation.

The department's service portfolio has expanded beyond traditional response into proactive and supportive programs. The Mobile Integrated Health initiative integrates emergency response with ongoing community health management, while a 2023-deployed telehealth platform enables 24/7 on-demand video consultations with emergency department physicians to expedite triage and reduce non-emergency transports. A dedicated Behavioral Health Unit addresses job-related stress and trauma among firefighters, and a Youth Academy plus Reserves program re-engineers the entry pipeline into the fire service. Public-facing safety education, fire code enforcement, permit inspections, and prevention outreach complement core emergency response through fire stations distributed across the city.

The Sacramento Fire Department is fully government-funded through the City of Sacramento's annual budget; emergency response and most community services are provided free of charge, with fee-based revenue limited to fire permit inspections, new construction permitting, and EMS fee schedules. The entity holds exclusive municipal authority for fire prevention, code enforcement, and emergency response within Sacramento city limits and operates solely within that single geography, with no current M&A, private capital, partnerships, or external ownership involvement.

Sacramento Fire Department firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Sacramento Fire Department
Legal name
Sacramento Fire Department
Website
https://sacfire.org
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
The Sacramento Fire Department is a municipal public safety agency providing fire suppression, EMS, hazardous materials response, technical and water rescues, fire prevention, and community programs to the residents and businesses of Sacramento, California, operating with 760+ personnel on a $191 million annual budget.
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Sacramento Fire Department industry classification

Industry
Product category
Public Safety and Fire & Emergency Services
NAICS
Fire Protection (92216), Ambulance Services (62191), Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities (922)
akta.pro primary industry
Fire & Rescue Services (Fire Suppression, Rescue) (BPAIAGAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Community Safety Administration (Fire/EMS, Emergency Management) (BPAIACAL), Emergency Medical Services (EMS) & Ambulance Services (BPAIAGAC), Medical Emergency Response & On-site First Aid/Paramedics (BPABANAG)

Keywords

  • Fire suppression services
  • Emergency medical services
  • Hazardous materials response
  • Fire prevention and inspection
  • Technical and water rescue

Where Sacramento Fire Department is headquartered

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Sacramento
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United States
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North America

Offices1 record

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Sacramento Fire Department business model

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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Public Safety Services: Tax-funded municipal emergency services providing fire suppression, medical response, hazardous materials handling, technical and water rescues, fire prevention, and investigation services to Sacramento residents and businesses.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Sacramento Fire Department product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Sacramento Fire Department provides municipal fire suppression, emergency medical, hazardous materials, technical rescue, and water rescue response, alongside fire prevention, code enforcement, and permitting services. It also runs Mobile Integrated Health, telehealth-supported EMS, a Behavioral Health Unit for first responders, Emergency Management preparedness, and youth/community engagement programs.

Product overview

The Sacramento Fire Department is a municipal fire department providing comprehensive public safety services. The department operates as a unified service with multiple interconnected divisions including fire suppression and emergency response, fire prevention and investigation, emergency medical services (EMS), and community programs. Key services include Mobile Integrated Health, telehealth technology for medical consultations, behavioral health support for firefighters, and youth engagement programs. The department manages over 760 employees and operates with a $191 million annual budget, serving as the primary emergency response agency for the city of Sacramento.

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Problem solved

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Products and services

  • Fire Suppression and Emergency Response Comprehensive emergency response services for fires, medical emergencies, hazardous materials incidents, technical rescues, and water rescues across the City of Sacramento.
  • Fire Prevention and Investigation Fire prevention programs, fire code enforcement, new construction permitting, operational permit inspections, and fire investigation services for Sacramento residents and businesses.
  • Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Advanced life support services delivered through a paramedic program with telehealth-enabled video medical consultations for Sacramento residents experiencing medical emergencies.
  • Mobile Integrated Health A healthcare program that integrates emergency response with ongoing community health management, staffed by Sacramento Fire Department personnel to extend care beyond traditional emergency response.
  • Emergency Management Homeland security and emergency preparedness services, community preparedness resources, and coordination of response to weather and natural emergencies for the City of Sacramento.
  • Fire Community Programs Community outreach initiatives including youth academies, reserves programs, and behavioral health services for firefighters delivered to Sacramento residents and prospective recruits.
  • Youth Programs Youth engagement programs such as the Fire Youth Programs designed to inspire and prepare the next generation of firefighters in the Sacramento community.
  • Behavioral Health Unit A dedicated unit providing mental health services and support for Sacramento firefighters dealing with job-related stress and trauma, supporting first responder resilience.
  • Fire Permit and New Construction Permitting Fire permit inspections and new construction fire permitting services provided through the Fire Prevention division to Sacramento property owners, developers, and contractors per the City's fee schedule.

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Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Sacramento Fire Department competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Phoenix Fire Department: Municipal fire department for the City of Phoenix with fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and a nationally recognized community paramedicine program. Highly comparable to Sacramento Fire, including Mobile Integrated Health-style initiatives.
  • FDNY (New York City Fire Department): The largest municipal fire department in the United States, delivering fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and counter-terrorism response within New York City. Comparable mission and service portfolio to Sacramento Fire at a much larger scale.
  • Seattle Fire Department: Municipal fire and EMS provider for the City of Seattle with comparable urban service mandate including fire suppression, advanced life support, hazmat, technical rescue, and fire prevention. Comparable scale and progressive EMS orientation.
  • Chicago Fire Department: Municipal fire and EMS agency serving the City of Chicago with fire suppression, advanced life support, technical rescue, and fire investigation. Directly comparable as a large-city municipal fire department with a unionized workforce.
  • San Francisco Fire Department: Municipal fire and EMS provider for the City and County of San Francisco with comparable urban-service mandate including fire suppression, ambulance, hazmat, and rescue operations. Closest California direct peer to Sacramento Fire by service mix and population served.
  • San Diego Fire-Rescue Department: Municipal fire and emergency services agency for the City of San Diego, providing fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and lifeguard services. Comparable in scope of services and California-specific regulatory environment.
  • Dallas Fire-Rescue: Municipal fire and emergency response agency for the City of Dallas with fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and fire prevention. Comparable as a large-city Texas municipal fire department with a similar comprehensive service portfolio.
  • Los Angeles City Fire Department: The largest municipal fire department in the western United States, providing fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, and technical rescue within the City of Los Angeles. Directly comparable to Sacramento Fire as a municipal public-safety agency serving a major California city.
  • Denver Fire Department: Municipal fire department for the City and County of Denver providing fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, technical rescue, and community risk reduction. Comparable in service mix and mid-sized urban footprint.
  • Houston Fire Department: Municipal fire and emergency response agency for the City of Houston, providing fire suppression, EMS, hazmat, and aircraft rescue/firefighting. Comparable in service portfolio and large urban scale.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Sacramento Fire Department

What does Sacramento Fire Department do?

The Sacramento Fire Department provides municipal fire suppression, emergency medical, hazardous materials, technical rescue, and water rescue response, alongside fire prevention, code enforcement, and permitting services. It also runs Mobile Integrated Health, telehealth-supported EMS, a Behavioral Health Unit for first responders, Emergency Management preparedness, and youth/community engagement programs.

Is Sacramento Fire Department a public or private company?

Sacramento Fire Department is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Sacramento Fire Department founded?

Sacramento Fire Department was founded in -1. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Sacramento Fire Department based?

Sacramento Fire Department is headquartered in Sacramento, United States, in the North America region.

How does Sacramento Fire Department make money?

One revenue line is on record: public Safety Services.

Who are Sacramento Fire Department's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Phoenix Fire Department, FDNY (New York City Fire Department), Seattle Fire Department, Chicago Fire Department, San Francisco Fire Department, San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, Dallas Fire-Rescue, Los Angeles City Fire Department, Denver Fire Department and Houston Fire Department.

Does Sacramento Fire Department have an API?

No public API is recorded for Sacramento Fire Department.

What industry is Sacramento Fire Department in?

Sacramento Fire Department's product category is Public Safety and Fire & Emergency Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIAGAB, Fire & Rescue Services (Fire Suppression, Rescue), with a secondary code of BPAIACAL, Community Safety Administration (Fire/EMS, Emergency Management). Its NAICS code is 92216.

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YahooCrews search American River after person reportedly jumps from Jibboom Street BridgeSacramento Fire Department crews searched the American River Saturday night after a person reportedly jumped from the Jibboom Street Bridge near Discovery Park. The search lasted at least an hour, and crews did not locate anyone. Fire officials said if a person is in the water, it would become a recovery operation.YahooGolf carts with lithium-ion batteries catch on fire near Teal Bend Golf CourseA fire near Teal Bend Golf Course on Reservoir Road ignited golf carts with lithium-ion batteries, prompting a level-2 hazmat response by Sacramento Fire Department crews. No injuries were reported, and the fire was extinguished. The incident raised concerns about water supply and decontamination of turnout gear.FOX40A’s honor first responders with Fire station visit on 25th anniversary of 9/11On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, A's players Lawrence Butler, Joey Estes, and Luis Medina visited Sacramento Fire Station 2, touring the station and fire truck, trying on gear, and meeting fire department leaders. Butler noted firefighters carry about 200 pounds of equipment, and the visit honored first responders on a day of remembrance.FOX40Apartment fire causes damage to 2 units, injures catA fire at an apartment complex on Howe Avenue in Sacramento caused major damage to one unit and smoke damage to an adjoining unit, while injuring a cat. The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District and Sacramento Fire Department responded to the incident on Wednesday, confirming no human occupants or firefighters were harmed. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.FOX40Roof partially collapses during multi-house fire in South SacramentoThe Sacramento Fire Department is battling a two-alarm fire involving multiple houses in South Sacramento that began just after 11 a.m. The roof of one of the structures partially collapsed during the incident, but no injuries have been reported.FOX40Birds caught in fishing line and dangling from trees rescued, 1 euthanizedOn Sunday, volunteers with Sacramento Heron and Egret Rescue and Sacramento Fire Department rescued a pigeon found dangling from a tree on the Capital City Freeway E Street off-ramp after becoming entangled in discarded fishing line; the bird is recovering at the Wildlife Care Association of Sacramento following treatment for a wing injury. Weeks earlier, on July 22, a juvenile red-tailed hawk had to be euthanized after being found suspended 65 feet above ground in south Sacramento, having been tangled in fishing line for nearly 12 hours, which caused severe wing damage. The rescue organization is using these incidents to urge proper disposal and recycling of fishing line to prevent further wildlife injuries and deaths in the region.Ars TechnicaIncreased drone surveillance of illegal July 4th fireworks led to $100K fineThe Sacramento Fire Department deployed drones for the first time during Fourth of July celebrations and issued a $100,000 fine for illegal fireworks activity, part of a broader national trend of first responders increasing drone surveillance. Multiple California police and fire departments, including Anaheim, Santa Ana, La Habra, and Salinas, also deployed drone units for the first time in 2026, collectively issuing hundreds of citations and confiscating thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks. The trend has accelerated since 2025 when the US Federal Aviation Administration reworked regulations to enable faster approvals for police and fire departments to fly drones beyond visual line of sight.KCRADel Paso Heights home issued $100K in illegal fireworks citations, Sacramento fire officials saySacramento fire officials issued a $100,000 fine for illegal fireworks at a Del Paso Heights home, the largest so far. The department gave 70 citations on July 4, totaling about $300,000, and expects more as it processes July 2-3 citations.KCRALiveCopter 3 footage shows illegal fireworks across the Sacramento areaLiveCopter 3 footage shows illegal fireworks across the Sacramento area on Saturday night. Sheriff's and fire departments are enforcing, with fines up to $10,000 per device and over 1,000 expected calls. Drones will be used for enforcement.KCRASacramento crews respond to fire at pallet yard businessThe Sacramento Fire Department responded to a commercial fire at a pallet yard located in the 3200 block of Ramona Avenue on Tuesday night. Fire officials confirmed that there were no injuries reported during the incident. The story is currently developing with further updates expected.