The Deltona Fire Department operates in the largest city within Volusia County, with an estimated population of 85,000 residents. Currently, we operate out of five stations and have 69 front-line personnel.

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Congratulations to Division Chief Sabia on 25 incredible years of dedicated service to the City of Deltona! Today marks Chief Sabia’s final shift on E61, the very engine where his career began. Fittingly, E61 was first due on a commercial structure fire this morning, and Chief Sabia, alongside Firefighter Brown, made a quick and effective stop.

Thank you, Chief Sabia, for your leadership, commitment, and service to our community. Wishing you all the best in this next chapter!
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Congratulations to Division Chief Sabia on 25 incredible years of dedicated service to the City of Deltona! Today marks Chief Sabia’s final shift on E61, the very engine where his career began. Fittingly, E61 was first due on a commercial structure fire this morning, and Chief Sabia, alongside Firefighter Brown, made a quick and effective stop.

Thank you, Chief Sabia, for your leadership, commitment, and service to our community. Wishing you all the best in this next chapter!Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

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Congratulations on your retirement. Thank you for your dedication and dedication to our community.

Congratulations and thank you for keeping our community safe!

Congratulations on your retirement, Chief Sabia!

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🚒 2024 Run Statistics 📈:
As we close out 2024, we want to recognize the incredible work of our Deltona Professional Firefighters. Here’s a breakdown of the calls answered by each unit this year:

Station 61
🔥 Battalion 61: 1,157
🔥 Medic 61: 3,271
🔥 Engine 61: 3,467
🔥 Brush Attack 61: 16

Station 62
🔥 Engine 62: 2,900

Station 63
🔥 Engine 63: 2,181
🔥 Medic 63: 2,149
🔥 Brush Attack 63: 23

Station 64
🔥 Engine 64: 1,747
🔥 Medic 64 (new): 937

Station 65
🔥 Tower 65: 1,649
🔥 Squad 65: 192

🚨🚑🚒Total Responses in 2024: 19,689

Each number represents a moment when our community needed help, and our teams answered the call. From fires to rescues to medical emergencies, we are proud of the dedication and hard work of every firefighter at @deltonafirerescue

Thank you to our community for your continued support.
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🚒 2024 Run Statistics 📈:
As we close out 2024, we want to recognize the incredible work of our Deltona Professional Firefighters. Here’s a breakdown of the calls answered by each unit this year:

Station 61
🔥 Battalion 61: 1,157 
🔥 Medic 61: 3,271 
🔥 Engine 61: 3,467 
🔥 Brush Attack 61: 16 

Station 62
🔥 Engine 62: 2,900 

Station 63
🔥 Engine 63: 2,181 
🔥 Medic 63: 2,149 
🔥 Brush Attack 63: 23 

Station 64
🔥 Engine 64: 1,747 
🔥 Medic 64 (new): 937 

Station 65
🔥 Tower 65: 1,649 
🔥 Squad 65: 192 

🚨🚑🚒Total Responses in 2024: 19,689

Each number represents a moment when our community needed help, and our teams answered the call. From fires to rescues to medical emergencies, we are proud of the dedication and hard work of every firefighter at @deltonafirerescue 

Thank you to our community for your continued support.Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

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Whoever did the breakdown by each house, did a an amazing job. Seeing the individual engines and rescues etc puts it into much better perspective for the community to see how hard our men and women work 💪🏻🔥

What about Engine 65?

From a Fire District to a City Department in the largest city in Volusia County! Always serving the community. Great job!

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Don’t forget to sign up!📣Training Opportunity📣

Chief Rick Lasky will be in Deltona for two separate training sessions! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to hear about Pride and Ownership! Scan the QR code for signup/payment. Attendance fee 35$

When: January 14th and 15th 0900-1700
Where: The Center at Deltona
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Don’t forget to sign up!
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📣Training Opportunity📣

Chief Rick Lasky will be in Deltona for two separate training sessions! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to hear about Pride and Ownership! Scan the QR code for signup/payment. Attendance fee 35$

When: January 14th and 15th 0900-1700
Where: The Center at Deltona
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📣Training Opportunity📣

Chief Rick Lasky will be in Deltona for two separate training sessions! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to hear about Pride and Ownership! Scan the QR code for signup/payment. Attendance fee 35$

When: January 14th and 15th 0900-1700
Where: The Center at Deltona

2 CommentsComment on Facebook

sometimes the people who need this class the most never attend…. but its a great seminar

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Happy Holidays from our Firefighter family to yours! Enjoy your Christmas!🎄🎅🎁 ... See MoreSee Less

Happy Holidays from our Firefighter family to yours! Enjoy your Christmas!🎄🎅🎁

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Merry Christmas and God bless you all.

Merry Christmas! God bless you for all you do!

Happy, safe holidays!

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The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members – and IAFF members only – who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.

https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com

We are also pleased to announce the newly formed Deltona Fire Fighters Foundation. This is a Not For Profit 501(c) that has been developed to not only assist our firefighters in a time of need, but to work closely with various charities and civic organizations within our community. For further information regarding the Foundation please contact the Foundation’s Chair Anson Chucci through the Deltona Fire Fighters Foundation web site at DeltonaFireFightersFoundation.org