Marin County Fire Chiefs' Association seal Marin CountyFire Chiefs’ Association

Marin County, California

Marin County
Fire Chiefs’ Association

Fifteen fire agencies, one coordinated response — through informed and progressive leadership, shared standards, and countywide training.

The fire lookout on the East Peak of Mount Tamalpais at dusk, above the ridges and reservoirs of Marin County
Mount Tamalpais fire lookout, Marin County. Photograph by Doug Kunst.

Mission

The mission of the Marin County Fire Chiefs’ Association (MCFCA) is to promote informed and progressive leadership, and to coordinate all Marin County Fire Service activities that result in control and reduction of impacts from fire, medical emergencies, hazardous materials or disasters through legislation, prevention, training, standards, information and education.

Member Agencies

Fifteen agencies protecting Marin

City departments, fire protection districts, volunteer companies and state and private brigades — every fire agency in the county sits at the same table.

Operating framework

Mutual Aid Plan & Appendices

The Marin County Fire Chiefs Mutual Aid Plan is the shared framework Marin’s fire agencies operate under. Its appendices define both the mutual aid response and the countywide standards every agency follows on scene.