Welcome to The City of Firebaugh

This small community is located northwest of Fresno off Highway 33. Incorporated in 1914, Firebaugh has grown from ferry crossing to a small agriculture based city. Before the railroad, the San Joaquin River was the major thoroughfare to upstream communities. The ferry, located in Firebaugh, was the major crossing for prospectors heading for gold country. Ferries were the only way to cross the river until the late 1800’s when the first bridges were built. The San Joaquin River played a major role in the settling of the valley and Firebaugh is one of the oldest historical towns on the Westside.

 

BEGINNING MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 2023, THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FROM 1:00PM TO 4:00PM UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.  SORRY FOR THE INCOVENIENCE AND SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL (559) 659-5900. THANK YOU.

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FOR INFORMATION IN REGARDS TO APARTMENTS LOCATED ON HWY 33 PLEASE CALL 209-408-0626 OR FOLLOW LINK    https://www.delriofirebaugh.com/

FRESNO COUNTY RURAL TRANSIT AGENCY
PHONE NUMBER: 1-855-612-5184
SCHEDULE: CLICK THE LINK BELOW

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Left your pet in the car with the windows open to stay cool? They’re still at risk for heat stroke in our summer heat. You may be prosecuted for leaving your pet unattended. Wherever you go, no matter the season, be sure to take your pets out of the car with you when you’re running errands.

See a dog or cat left in a hot car? Call 9-1-1 immediately and help save a life and avoid heatstroke.

LOST DOG
If you have lost your dog in the City of Firebaugh.  It is important to start looking immediately if your dog is lost.  Animals can travel long distances so the sooner you start your search the better.
Click here for instruction for finding your pet and getting them back home safe.

    Times and dates are subject to change without notice

    Free Dinner Pickup
    A.F. Hall/Community Center – Address: 1655 13th Street
    Date: Every Wednesday
    Time: 5:00 pm until food is finished

    Fresno EOC Food Service Distribution Dates – 2023
    A.F. Hall/Community Center –  Address: 1655 13th Street 
    Hours: 9am – 10am
    September 14
    October 12
    November 09
    December 14

    Central California Food Bank Distribution Dates – 2023
    A.F.  Hall/ Community Center – Address: 1655 13th Street
    Hours: 8am – 12pm
    September 07 and 21
    October 05 and 19
    November 02 and 16
    December 07 and 21

    Central California Food Bank Distribution Dates – 2023
    Dunkle Park  – Address: 1501 Q Street                               
    Hours: 8am – 12pm
    September 06 and 28
    October 04 and 26
    November 01 and 23
    December 06 and 28

    Senior Food Commodity Distribution Dates – 2023
    Senior Center – Address: 1601 Thomas Conboy Ave 

    Time: 2pm
    September 25
    October 23
    November 27
    December 29
    Must be 60 or over and please bring your identification. For further information please call (209) 538-9700.


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