Winters Fire Department

Hwy 128 Prescribed Burn Information.

Winters firefighters training in swift water rescue and boat operations this morning in Putah Creek. For those taken advantage of recreational water activities in water ways, please wear an approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD).

Solano Fire Academy #101 students completing firefighter skills testing today at Station 26.

Public Safety Message: Don’t Burn Down Your House, Kudos to Napa City Fire for putting together this creative safety message!

US National Weather Service Sacramento California has issued a Flash Flood Watch from Tuesday, 1/26/21 4pm to Thursday, 1/28/21 5pm for the LNU Lightning Comple...x burn scar. Have a go bag ready. Visit, solanocounty.com and click Be Storm Ready for more information. Sign up for emergency alerts at AlertSolano.com . #AlertSolano #StormWatch #FlashFlood #LNULightningComplex . Photo credit: Getty Images See more

A ‘Don't Light Tonight’ advisory is IN EFFECT for Sunday, January 10th and Monday January 11th. Please don't burn wood in Vacaville, Dixon, Rio Vista, Davis, Wo...odland, Winters, West Sacramento and all of Yolo County. Smoke will linger in neighborhoods and can cause asthma attacks and other health impacts. Protect your family and neighbors and don't burn wood today. Learn more at #DLT, smoke and sign up for alerts at www.ysaqmd.org/dlt See more

Information to Yolo County COVID-19 vaccine distribution timeline.

Winters Firefighters including Chief Lopez receive their first round of two COVID-19 vaccinations this evening. Dignity Health and Yolo County Health administered vaccinations to firefighters in Yolo County.

Information for Solano County Winters Residents who were impacted by the LNU Lightning Complex Fire.

Winters Firefighters, Police Officers, Chaplin Robert Duvall and K9 Kepi joined Pink Heals Solano today to support a local family today. What an opportunity to put some smiles on their faces and show our support in their fight!

Nothing says Christmas like a decorated tree and the warm glow of a fireplace, but be careful Christmas trees can be extremely flammable! Keep Christmas trees at least 3 ft away from any heat sources, including fire places, wood stoves, or portable heaters. #HolidaySafety

Is your home prepared for more unsettled weather? With the mild weather today, and rain in the forecast, it is a great time to check in on your home! We saw som...e reports of minor flooding this last weekend likely due to all those leave on the ground clogging drains! Winter season might be in full swing, but it is never too late to get you home weather ready. Don't forget to check on your emergency kit too! For more: https://www.weather.gov/owlie/emergencysupplieskit See more