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Copyright © 2026 Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas CA 93908 Telephone (831) 455-1828 Privacy Policy Contact Us District Transparency Website Accessibility Statement Powered by Streamline | Sign in × Search results Search Search Close Mid Carmel Valley Station - Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District Skip to main content Contact Us FAQ Search: Search Toggle navigation About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services Emergency Medical Services Fee Schedule Fire Prevention Fire Suppression/Rescue Urban Search and Rescue Wildland Urban Interface History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 FHSZ's FAQ's Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us Public Education CPR Classes Safety Sitter Program Holiday Toy Drive Our Board Board of Directors Board Meetings Annual Report Transparency Employment Ride Along & Station Visit Requests Paramedic School Tuition Support Program Free Paramedic School Opportunity Scholarship Application Payments About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Mid Carmel Valley Station The Mid Valley Station, Station 5, is located at 8455 Carmel Valley Rd in the Mid Carmel Valley area. The Mid Valley Station responds to emergencies from Carmel Valley Rd. and Rancho San San Carlos Rd. to Rancho Fiesta Rd. On duty each day is an engine company staffed with a Captain and Firefighter, as well as a paramedic ambulance crew. Location: Monterey County Regional Fire District Mid Valley Station 8455 Carmel Valley Rd. Carmel, California 93923 Copyright © 2026 Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas CA 93908 Telephone (831) 455-1828 Privacy Policy Contact Us District Transparency Website Accessibility Statement Powered by Streamline | Sign in × Search results Search Search Close Board of Directors Meeting - Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District Skip to main content Contact Us FAQ Search: Search Toggle navigation About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services Emergency Medical Services Fee Schedule Fire Prevention Fire Suppression/Rescue Urban Search and Rescue Wildland Urban Interface History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 FHSZ's FAQ's Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us Public Education CPR Classes Safety Sitter Program Holiday Toy Drive Our Board Board of Directors Board Meetings Annual Report Transparency Employment Ride Along & Station Visit Requests Paramedic School Tuition Support Program Free Paramedic School Opportunity Scholarship Application Payments This item appears on Board of Directors May 26 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Copyright © 2026 Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas CA 93908 Telephone (831) 455-1828 Privacy Policy Contact Us District Transparency Website Accessibility Statement Powered by Streamline | Sign in × Search results Search Search Close Laureles Station - Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District Skip to main content Contact Us FAQ Search: Search Toggle navigation About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services Emergency Medical Services Fee Schedule Fire Prevention Fire Suppression/Rescue Urban Search and Rescue Wildland Urban Interface History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 FHSZ's FAQ's Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us Public Education CPR Classes Safety Sitter Program Holiday Toy Drive Our Board Board of Directors Board Meetings Annual Report Transparency Employment Ride Along & Station Visit Requests Paramedic School Tuition Support Program Free Paramedic School Opportunity Scholarship Application Payments About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Laureles Station The Laureles Station, Station 3, is located at the intersection of Highway 68 and Laureles Grade Road. The Laureles Station’s response area includes the Highway 68 corridor from just west of Toro Park to Olmstead Road and Laureles Grade to the Carmel Valley side of the Laureles Summit. The communities of San Benancio, Corral de Tierra, Hidden Hills, Bay Ridge, Pasadera, Monterra Ranch, Canada Woods, and Laguna Seca Estates are scattered amongst the hills and canyon topography of this area. The Laguna Seca Recreation Area is also in the Laureles Response area. Location: Monterey County Regional Fire District Laureles Station 31 Laureles Grade Salinas, California 93908 Copyright © 2026 Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas CA 93908 Telephone (831) 455-1828 Privacy Policy Contact Us District Transparency Website Accessibility Statement Powered by Streamline | Sign in × Search results Search Search Close Sale of Property - Defensible Space Inspection - Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District Skip to main content Contact Us FAQ Search: Search Toggle navigation About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services Emergency Medical Services Fee Schedule Fire Prevention Fire Suppression/Rescue Urban Search and Rescue Wildland Urban Interface History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 FHSZ's FAQ's Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us Public Education CPR Classes Safety Sitter Program Holiday Toy Drive Our Board Board of Directors Board Meetings Annual Report Transparency Employment Ride Along & Station Visit Requests Paramedic School Tuition Support Program Free Paramedic School Opportunity Scholarship Application Payments Sale of Property - Defensible Space Inspection Image of a home with surrounding vegetation On and after July 1, 2021, when you sell property that is located in a high or very high fire hazard severity zone you will need documentiation of a compliant Defensible Space Inspection that complies with Section 4291 of the Public Resources Code or local vegetation management ordinances. Use the link below to find out if your property requires an inspection. If your property is in the orange, pink or red zones, an inspection will be required when selling your property. When the Fire Hazard Severity Zone opens, click the binoculars to enter your address. Requesting a defensible space inspection for your property. For residences in the Monterey County Regional Fire District's responsibility area, please contact our Administrion office to schedule an appointment at (831) 455-1828. The current owner/seller or their realtor are able to make the appointment and someone is to be present during the inspection. Our "How Make My Home Safe" checklist has the items that are looked at during the inspection. Take a moment to look it over and see what work may need to be done on the property before the appointment. How To Make My Home Safe Checklist.pdf When should I submit the request? A copy of the completed inspection report that shows proof the property has been inspected, and has passed that inspection, within six (6) months prior to entering into a sales contract. What if my property does not pass the inspection? If your property does not pass on the first attempt, the inspector will explain what work needs to be completed and schedule another appointment at a later date. If the property will not meet compliance with PRC 4291 standards or MCRFD's local vegetation managment ordinance (link below), the seller and the buyer shall enter into a written agreement pursuant to which the buyer agrees to obtain documentation of compliance within one year after closing escrow. Ordinance of Weeds and-or Waste Matter Abatement.pdf Copyright © 2026 Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas CA 93908 Telephone (831) 455-1828 Privacy Policy Contact Us District Transparency Website Accessibility Statement Powered by Streamline | Sign in × Search results Search Search Close "Zone 0" Information - Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District Skip to main content Contact Us FAQ Search: Search Toggle navigation About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services Emergency Medical Services Fee Schedule Fire Prevention Fire Suppression/Rescue Urban Search and Rescue Wildland Urban Interface History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 FHSZ's FAQ's Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us Public Education CPR Classes Safety Sitter Program Holiday Toy Drive Our Board Board of Directors Board Meetings Annual Report Transparency Employment Ride Along & Station Visit Requests Paramedic School Tuition Support Program Free Paramedic School Opportunity Scholarship Application Payments Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us "Zone 0" Information "Zone 0" , in defensible space terms, refers to the first five feet of space that extends out from the walls, or an attached deck of your home. This area has always been included in Zone 1 in the past but is being looked at more closely now, due to the tragic and devastating wildfires across California over the last decade. Science and data are showing us that this area of a home can be the most vulnerable to ignition from embers, smoldering fires and fires in which a continuation of fuels, such as fences or gates, regularly are the cause of the structure catching fire. Although Zone 0 is not specifically stated in Public Resource Code (PRC) 4291, the code is now in the process of being updated and finalized this year and will become enforceable very soon after. We are currently educating our residents on what Zone 0 will look like and giving you a head start on what will be required soon. It is important to understand that once PRC 4291 has been updated, new construction will be mandated to meet these requirements prior to occupancy, while existing construction will have a three-year phase in timeframe to comply. The first five feet from your home is the most important. Keeping the area closest to buildings, structures, and decks clear will prevent embers from igniting materials that can spread the fire to your home. Why? The majority of homes lost to wildfire are ignited by flying embers. Embers can travel miles ahead of the active front of wildfires. What to do: Use hardscape like gravel, pavers, or concrete. No combustible bark or mulch. Remove all dead and dying plants , weeds, and debris (leaves, needles, etc.) from your roof, gutter, deck, porch, stairways, and under any areas of your home. Remove all branches within 10 feet of any chimney or stovepipe outlet. Limit combustible items (like outdoor furniture and planters) on top of decks. Relocate firewood and lumber to Zone 2. Replace combustible fencing, gates, and arbors attached to the home with noncombustible alternatives. Consider relocating garbage and recycling containers outside this zone. Consider relocating boats, RVs, vehicles, and other combustible items outside this zone. Helpful Links Zone 0 Frequently Asked Questions.pdf eo-_urban-conflagration-n-18-25-final.pdf Zone 0 Working Group MARCH 4 POWERPOINT.pdf https://calfire-umb05.azurewebsites.net/projects-and-programs/defensible-space-zones-0-1-2/ https://www.fire.ca.gov/dspace Copyright © 2026 Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas CA 93908 Telephone (831) 455-1828 Privacy Policy Contact Us District Transparency Website Accessibility Statement Powered by Streamline | Sign in × Search results Search Search Close What We Do - Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District Skip to main content Contact Us FAQ Search: Search Toggle navigation About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services Emergency Medical Services Fee Schedule Fire Prevention Fire Suppression/Rescue Urban Search and Rescue Wildland Urban Interface History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 FHSZ's FAQ's Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us Public Education CPR Classes Safety Sitter Program Holiday Toy Drive Our Board Board of Directors Board Meetings Annual Report Transparency Employment Ride Along & Station Visit Requests Paramedic School Tuition Support Program Free Paramedic School Opportunity Scholarship Application Payments About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Services History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us What We Do The Monterey County Regional Fire District was formed in 1934 on a vote of 87 citizens in favor and 42 opposed. The original boundaries surrounded the City of Salinas and ran down River Road to Pine Canyon. Over the years, annexations into the District have increased its service area to approximately 400 square miles MCRFD Map 2017.pdf with a population of about 40,000 residents. A five-member Board of Directors governs the Fire District. The Board of Supervisors appoints our directors. The District operates as an independent governmental entity under the California Health and Safety Code, Section 13800. The Administrative office is located at 19900 Portola Drive in the Toro Park area. The Fire Chief, Chief Officers, Deputy Fire Marshal, Human Resource Officer, Financial Officer, Fire Prevention Specialist and Administrative Assistant are located there. The Fire District staffs six fire stations with 70 full-time employees. Since the early 1980's, the Monterey County Regional Fire District has contracted with the City of Salinas to provide fire and emergency medical services to approximately 35 square miles of the northern corner of the district. The communities of Bolsa Knolls and Boronda and the area along Old Stage Road to and including Williams Road are included in the "Contract Area." Monterey County Regional Fire District responds to structure, wildland, vehicle, and other types of fires that occur in the District. Public service calls, medical emergencies, vehicle accidents and hazardous material responses are also part of the jobs we do. We provide ambulance service to the Carmel Valley Region as allowed by the Health & Safety code 1797.201. All of our engines carry a full complement of ALS medical and rescue equipment. This equipment includes the "Jaws of Life" and a semi-automatic defibrillator, which is used to attempt to shock the heart back into a proper beating rhythm. All our personnel are Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) or Paramedics who can provide advanced medical skills such as IV’s, airway management, and medication administration. The Monterey County Regional Fire District is part of the Monterey County Fire Service Mutual Aid system, and we provide and receive assistance when emergency situations cannot be handled by our resources. For example, our normal response to a structure fire includes the three closest on-duty engines, a chief officer and (2) water tenders. Off-duty personnel also respond. If help from our neighboring departments is needed, fire engines from agencies closest to the incident will be dispatched. We operate by Standard Operating Procedures and Emergency Operations Plans. For example, we worked with the Sheriff's Office, California Highway Patrol, County Parks, the Emergency Medical Services Agency, County Office of Emergency Services in formalizing an Emergency Operations Plan for the Laguna Seca Recreation Area. That plan formalizes in writing, what these agencies will do in terms of covering major events at Laguna Seca from an emergency service standpoint. About Us The Monterey County Regional Fire District was formed in 1934 on a vote of 87 citizens in favor and 42 opposed. The original boundaries surrounded the City of Salinas and ran down River Road to Pine Canyon. Over the years, annexations into the District have increased its service area to approximately 400 square miles with a population of about 40,000 residents. 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Meetings start at 4:00 pm and are held at Monterey County Regional Administration 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas – (831) 455-1828 Jan 27 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Agenda MCRFD Board of Directors January 2026 Meeting Packet.pdf Read more » Mar 31 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Agenda MCRFD Board of Directors March 2026 Meeting Packet.pdf Read more » May 26 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Read more » Jul 28 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Read more » Sep 29 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Read more » Nov 10 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Read more » Copyright © 2026 Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas CA 93908 Telephone (831) 455-1828 Privacy Policy Contact Us District Transparency Website Accessibility Statement Powered by Streamline | Sign in × Search results Search Search Close Contact Us - Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District Skip to main content Contact Us FAQ Search: Search Toggle navigation About MCRFD Administration Fire Stations Station 1- Toro Station 2- Chualar Station 3- Laureles Station 4- Village Station 5- Mid Valley Station 6- Santa Lucia Preserve Station 7- East Garrison Services Emergency Medical Services Fee Schedule Fire Prevention Fire Suppression/Rescue Urban Search and Rescue Wildland Urban Interface History Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 FHSZ's FAQ's Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us Public Education CPR Classes Safety Sitter Program Holiday Toy Drive Our Board Board of Directors Board Meetings Annual Report Transparency Employment Ride Along & Station Visit Requests Paramedic School Tuition Support Program Free Paramedic School Opportunity Scholarship Application Payments Fire Prevention Backyard Burning & Permit Business Inspections Fire Hazard Severity Zones 2025 Firewise Community Information Forms, Handouts, and Checklists Request for an Incident report Wildland Inspection Program Wildland Urban Interface "Zone 0" Information Contact Us Contact Us [email protected] Prevention Contacts Division Chief / Fire Marshal Justin Reyes 19900 Portola Drive Salinas, CA 93908 Telephone: (831) 455-1828 Email: [email protected] Deputy Fire Marshal Rick Magno 19900 Portola Drive Salinas, California 93908 Telephone: (831) 455-1828 Email: [email protected] Fire Prevention Specialist Matthew Lumadue 19900 Portola Drive Salinas, California 93908 Telephone: (831) 455-1828 Email: [email protected] Copyright © 2026 Monterey County Regional Fire Protection District 19900 Portola Drive, Salinas CA 93908 Telephone (831) 455-1828 Privacy Policy Contact Us District Transparency Website Accessibility Statement Powered by Streamline | Sign in × Search results Search Search Close