The Oceanside Firefighters Association will be endorsing Rick Robinson for City Council District 2.  Please click link for press release.

Oceanside FA Endorses Rick Robinson for City Council

Date:  March 24, 2022

 

OCEANSIDE FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION ENDORSES RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN OF COUNTY SUPERVISOR JIM DESMOND

 

The Re-Elect Supervisor Jim Desmond campaign announced the endorsement of the professional firefighters of the City of Oceanside.

“On behalf of the Oceanside Firefighters Association, we are proud to endorse Supervisor Jim Desmond’s reelection to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors,” said Hayden Harshman, PAC Chair of the Oceanside Firefighters Association 3736.

Harshman continued, “We appreciate his strong record of support for fire protection services in San Diego County. Most important, he has demonstrated that he truly cares about helping the men and women who provide emergency medical service in Oceanside and protect our community from deadly fires.”

Supervisor Desmond commented, “I’m honored to have the endorsement of the Oceanside Firefighters Association.  Fires are a constant threat to our region and, as Supervisor, I will do everything within my power to ensure that the firefighters who run toward the danger have the support they need to keep North County safe.  The men and women of Oceanside Fire do remarkable work in protecting us and providing critical emergency response, and I deeply appreciate their support.”

Supervisor Jim Desmond was first elected in 2018 to represent North County on the Board of Supervisors. A Navy veteran, Supervisor Desmond was a career pilot for Delta Airlines. He was elected Mayor of San Marcos in 2006 and served in that position for twelve years. He attended San Diego State University, where he received his degree in Electrical Engineering.

 Supervisor District 5 in North County includes the cities of Escondido, Oceanside, San Marcos and Vista, and the inland North County communities of Bonsall, Borrego Springs, De Luz, Fallbrook, Lake San Marcos, Pala, Pauma Valley, Rainbow, Ranchita, Valley Center, Warner Springs and Camp Pendleton. Supervisor Desmond is also very proud to represent the Indian Reservations of La Jolla, Los Coyotes, Mesa Grande, Pala, Pauma/Yuima, Rincon, Santa Ysabel and San Pasqual.

 

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It is with a heavy heart that we inform you of the passing of retired fire captain Roland Dechaine.

The following is from retired Deputy Chief Raymond P. Melendrez.

“I have been asked by the family of retired fire captain Roland Dechaine to issue notification of his passing.  Roland has been fighting cancer for some time.  We will always remember him as a great warrior on the fire ground and an unassuming leader in the fire house.  A great friend and colleague to many of us.  Please keep Roland’s family in your thoughts as they process this great loss.  A celebration of life will be scheduled for family and close friends at a later date.”

 

 

 

Oceanside Ace Hardware donated 8 Traeger grills to the Oceanside Firefighters!! Thank you for your support!!!!

Start your Harbor Day with Pancakes served by Oceanside Firefighters. Harbor Days is Saturday, September 15th, and Sunday, September 16th, in Oceanside Harbor.

TWO DAYS, PACKED with ACTIVITIES, ENTERTAINMENT, FOOD, SHOPPING.
Two event filled days of sun, sand, and surf provide an outstanding opportunity for residents, visitors and neighbors to experience fun activities including a costume party for kids 12 and under (accompanied by parents) at Pirate Village, Arts, Crafts and Food booth areas, Nail ‘n’ Sail Competition, Military, Public Safety displays, music, a beer garden (patrons 21-years old and over with a valid ID showing proof of age required to enter) and more.

For more information on the event Click Here. 

Oceanside Firefighter Association 3736 @ 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb

9/11 Memorial Stair Climb (Held on Sept 8th)

Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel, 7am Check in, 8am Opening Ceremonies

Each year, approximately 100 Firefighters die while serving their communities. Many more die from cancer, heart disease, neurological disorders, stroke, and other injuries and illnesses suffered as a result of their service. We can work together to honor these sacrifices and care for the Firefighters who assume these risks and the families who share them.
WE CLIMB FOR

awareness of sacrifices made by firefighters every-where. Each year, approximately 100 firefighters die while serving their communities.

WE WILL CLIMB
in the spirit of remembrance of the courage and honor displayed by those 403 fallen Emergency Responders.

WE CLIMB TO
care for the firefighters who continue to assume these risks and for the families who share them.

Charity Money Raised goes to San Diego Firefighter Aid, Psycharmor Institute, National Fallen Firefighters Foundation and the Firefighter Cancer Support Network.

Please join us in memory and support  for this excellent cause.