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Fire chief reports new paramedic hire expected and Station 21 remodel under way

Ross Valley Fire Department Board of Directors · June 10, 2026
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Summary

Ross Valley Fire Chief Mahoney told the board a Firefighter‑Paramedic is expected to start by July 1, filling the department's last vacancy, and that the Station 21 remodel has broken ground with completion estimated in December.

Fire Chief Mahoney told the Ross Valley Fire Department Board on June 10 that the department expects to fill its last vacant position when a Firefighter‑Paramedic starts "by July 1." He also reported that the Fire Station 21 remodel project has broken ground and that the completion date is estimated to be in December. Chief Mahoney noted Engine 19 was honored at a recent survivors dinner and offered to invite a survivor to a future meeting to speak about their experience.

The chief summarized recent operational activity, saying there was a small front‑yard fire in Fairfax, a vehicle accident where a patient was extricated, and a mutual aid response to San Rafael for a reported structure fire; no injuries were reported. Director Coler and others thanked the crew for a recent roof‑covering effort after an unexpected rain event; Chief Mahoney named Captain Pastalka, Engineer Jamotte and Firefighter‑Paramedic Ferguson, along with RVPA Medics Rasmussen and Buscovich, for the response. The board did not take formal action on operations during the report, but members requested follow‑up on related items noted in later agenda requests.