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Nevada County Consolidated Fire District Overview

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Address: 640 Coyote St, Nevada City, CA 95959

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The Nevada County Consolidated Fire District is a full-service emergency response agency. NCCFD is a full-time, paid staff department, covering 143 square miles of residential, commercial, industrial, and rural areas, through five service areas and 10 stations. There are four staffed district-owned stations, one jointly staffed city fire department station, and five unstaffed district-owned stations. The population within the district is over 32,000.

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The Nevada County Consolidated Fire District is governed by a seven-member elected board, which meets on the third Thursday of each month at Station 91, 11329 McCourtney Road, Grass Valley.

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Nevada County Consolidated Fire District Commits to Rough and Ready Fire Station #59

03/27/2025
Responding to an calls from concerned residents, the Nevada County Consolidated Fire District Board President Keith Grueneberg reiterated a commitment to keeping Fire Station #59 open.

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Local Fire Districts Work to Keep Station 59 Operating 24/7

10/28/2023
Fire Chief Jason Robitaille of the Nevada County Consolidated Fire District confirmed that the full-time staffing of fire Station 59 in Rough and Ready is an essential piece of the area’s emergency and fire services.

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Nevada County Supervisors Support Consolidation of Fire Districts

08/11/2023
Supervisors unanimously agreed to support the reorganization of Rough & Ready Fire Protection District, Penn Valley Fire Protection District, and Nevada County Consolidated Fire District. The county will also provide gap funding to operate Rough & Ready Fire Station #59 while the reorganization is under way.