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Congratulations, Carley Gire! 🚒🔥
Please join us in congratulating Carley Gire of Rancho Cucamonga Fire Department on reaching a major milestone in her fire service career. Carley successfully completed her paramedic education through Orange County EMT and has now finished her paramedic internship with Colton Fire Department.
Her dedication, hard work, and commitment to serving others have brought her to this exciting achievement. We are proud to have been a part of her journey and look forward to seeing all that she accomplishes in the future.
Wishing Carley the very best of luck as she begins the next chapter of her career as a paramedic! 👏🚒🚑
#paramedic #fireservice #EMS #RanchoFire #coltonfiredepartment OrangeCountyEMT ParamedicStrong CongratulationsCarley
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This morning your Colton Firefighters responded to a Commercial Structure Fire near Valley Blvd and Pennsylvania Ave. First arriving units found heavy fire in the rear of a recycling yard with the fire being upgraded to a 2nd Alarm. Thank you to our fellow cooperators for the assistance and station coverage.
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Congratulations to Firefighter Tyler Jager on completing his department testing and earning his firefighter shield. Proud of your hard work and dedication. We look forward to watching your career continue to grow. Well done, Tyler!
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Please join us in congratulating the following promotions and hirings:
Fire Chief Justin Weems
Deputy Chief Jon Boggs
Battalion Chief Josh Gilliam
Battalion Chief David Silva
Engineer Darren Jurado
Each were joined by family, friends, and fire family and had their badges pinned. Congratulations to each and every one of you!
And, as always, thanks to our Chaplain, Pastor Frank (@lelafrank), for his photography work.
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The Colton Firefighters are proud to stand with Frank Navarro for reelection.
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Yesterday 04/08/2026, Fire Chief Ray Bruno retired after 30 years of service. Thank you for your leadership. Your dedication has left a lasting impact on our department and community. Wishing you a well-deserved retirement—you’ll always be part of this family.
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