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Welcome to Lakeside Fire Protection District
We proudly serve a population of approximately 62,000 residents living in the communities of Lakeside, Johnstown, Blossom Valley, Flinn Springs, Pepper Drive, Eucalyptus Hills, Wildcat Canyon and other areas of unincorporated El Cajon.

Welcome to Lakeside Fire Protection District
We proudly serve a population of approximately 62,000 residents living in the communities of Lakeside, Johnstown, Blossom Valley, Flinn Springs, Pepper Drive, Eucalyptus Hills, Wildcat Canyon and other areas of unincorporated El Cajon.
Announcements
COVID-19 Closures: As of July 15, 2020 the administrative offices of Lakeside Fire Protection District will be closed again until further notice. Administrative staff will still be available over the phone from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Monday through Thursday) at (619) 390-2350 or via their individual e-mail addresses. All station tours, school visits and appearances at community events continue to be suspended until further notice. For more information about COVID-19 and local impacts, please visit the Coronavirus Disease 2019 page from the County of San Diego.Upcoming Board Meetings
The next board meeting is scheduled for February 23, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. Additionally, there is a special board meeting scheduled for February 23, 2021 at 4:30 p.m.View Agendas

Report a fire hazard in your neighborhood
We want to hear your concerns so we can assist in resolving the hazardous condition and provide the necessary clearance so our firefighters can protect your neighborhood.
Interested in becoming a firefighter with Lakeside Fire Protection District?
We are currently seeking dedicated and motivated individuals for the positions of Firefighter/Paramedic and Reserve Firefighter.

On behalf of the men and women of the Lakeside Fire Protection District, I welcome you to our website. Our personnel take pride in the District's rich history and remain committed to protecting the lives, property, and environment of our communities, while providing compassionate customer service.
Fire Chief Donald Butz
How Lakeside Fire Protection District serves its communities
Ever wonder what your fire department is doing for you? Here's an annual breakdown of the call volume for Lakeside Fire Protection District.
Annual Incident Summary
2018
- Medical: 7,697
- Structure Fire: 182
- Vegetation Fire: 109
- Vehicle Fire: 93
- Traffic Collision: 749
- Gas Break / Hazmat / Alarm: 187
- Public Service: 69
- Rescue: 63
- Other: 536
Total Calls: 9,685
Annual Incident Summary
2020
- Medical: 7,442
- Structure Fire: 180
- Vegetation Fire: 86
- Vehicle Fire: 88
- Traffic Collision: 598
- Gas Break / Hazmat / Alarm: 217
- Public Service: 152
- Rescue: 68
- Other: 532
Total Calls: 9,373
Annual Incident Summary
2019
- Medical: 7,628
- Structure Fire: 149
- Vegetation Fire: 47
- Vehicle Fire: 90
- Traffic Collision: 740
- Gas Break / Hazmat / Alarm: 242
- Public Service: 77
- Rescue: 79
- Other: 559
Total Calls: 9,611
Latest News

Lakeside CERT Activated in Response to COVID-19
Lakeside CERT was activated today in the COVID-19 fight to assist in another mass food distribution effort at Grossmont Center. The event was

Administrative Offices Closed
Out of an abundance of caution, and in consultation with the County Health Officer, the administrative offices of Lakeside Fire Protection District