Fire Stations

Chino Valley Independent Fire District

There are three fire stations located in the City of Chino Hills.

Fire Station 62

5551 Butterfield Ranch Road
Chino Hills, CA 91709

Station History

This station was originally built in 1964 on the grounds of the Boy's Republic in the City of Chino. In 1999, a new station was built at its current location on Butterfield Ranch Road in the City of Chino Hills.

Facility Information

  • Fire Station 62 serves the southern portion of Chino Hills. Residents in south Chino Hills are well served by station 62 which covers a large segment of the 71 freeway and the largest portion of the Chino Hills State Park.
  • Station 62 houses a paramedic engine, paramedic squad, and a Type 3 (wildland) engine.

Fire Station 64

16231 Canon Lane
Chino Hills, CA 91709

Station History

The original station was a volunteer station located in the Sleepy Hollow area of Carbon Canyon. In 1991, a new 4,000-square-foot facility was built at its current location on Canon Lane.

Facility Information

  • Fire Station 64 is known as the “Carbon Canyon Station.” It serves the Sleepy Hollow and Carbon Canyon areas of Chino Hills.
  • Station 64 houses a paramedic engine, a one-ton patrol unit, and a reserve engine.

Fire Station 66

13707 Peyton Avenue
Chino Hills, CA 91709

Station History

This station was built in 1990 and is located off Peyton near Grand Avenue in the City of Chino Hills.

Facility Information

  • Fire Station 66 is located adjacent to the Shoppes in Chino Hills and serves the largest portion of the northern and western portions of Chino Hills. In addition, Fire Station 66 also serves a large segment of the 71 Freeway in both directions.
  • Station 65 houses a paramedic engine, a paramedic squad, a reserve engine, and an OES Type 3 (Wildland) fire engine.

Future Fire Station 68

The intersection of Soquel Canyon Parkway and Pipeline Avenue will soon be home to the City's fourth fire station! In February 2022, the City of Chino Hills and the Chino Valley Fire District completed the property transfer agreement for the future development and construction of Fire Station 68. 

The City provided just under four acres of land and will pay a total of $8 million to construct and equip the new facility. In return, the City received the former Chino Valley Fire training facility on Eucalyptus Avenue. CVFD will also be assuming the costs and responsibilities of all wildfire protection the City normally contracts with CalFire to perform, saving the City approximately $150,000 a year. The construction of the new fire station is expected to be completed in 2024.