Commissioners

The Colma Fire Protection District is governed by a dedicated Board of Fire Commissioners, elected by the community to provide oversight, leadership, and accountability. The Fire Commissioners ensure that the District operates with transparency and fiscal responsibility while staying true to its mission of protecting life, property, and the environment. Working closely with the Fire Chief and department leadership, the Commissioners help guide long-term planning, policy development, and resource allocation to meet both current and future public safety needs. Their commitment reflects the values of the community they serve, ensuring that every decision prioritizes the safety and well-being of Colma's residents and businesses.

Date of Formation: April 21, 1937

Enabling Legislation: Section 13800 et seq. of the CA Health and Safety Code

Services Provided: Fire prevention and suppression, emergency medical assistance

Area: 2 square miles

Population: 7,000 (as of 1990)

Sphere of Influence: Zero

Communities Served: Town of Colma, unincorporated Colma, and unincorporated Broadmoor

When a Colma Fire Protection District Election is to be held for the purpose of electing a Board Member, the Fire Chief or their appointee shall provide the following information to be published in accordance with known California Law.

1. The Date of the Election.
2. The Board position(s) to be voted on.
3. The last Date the candidates may file for office.

San Mateo County Clerk and the elections officer have total responsibility for the administration of the Colma Fire Protection district elections.

Colma Fire maintains the fiscal budgets to ensure we are able to manage resources and finances effectively. This helps to plan for future expenses, allocate funds for necessary equipment and personnel, and ensure that we are able to provide the best possible service to our community.