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4701 Johnson Road - Suite 8
Coconut Creek FL, 33073
Main Number
954-973-6706
Non-Emergency Number
954-346-4400
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9-1-1
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Fire Station 50
4500 Coconut Creek Parkway
Coconut Creek, FL 33066


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Fire Station 94
4555 Sol Press Boulevard
Coconut Creek, FL 33073


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Fire Station 113
5450 Wiles Road
Coconut Creek, FL 33073


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2022Coconut Creek Fire Rescue earned the distinction of Class 1 Public Protection Classification rating by the Insurance Services Office (ISO), the highest achievable score.
2021Temporary Fire Station 113 was put into service, providing fire and rescue service for Main Street and the center of the city. The fire rescue contract with the City of Margate ended, which concluded a twenty-one year partnership. Under the leadership of City Manager Karen Brooks and the City Commission, Coconut Creek Fire Rescue becomes Broward County’s newest Fire Department.  
2021Jeffery Gary is promoted to Fire Chief.
2017Fire Station 50 opens, proudly serving South Creek.
2015Jeffery Gary is promoted to Fire Marshal and now oversees the Coconut Creek Fire Marshal's Office.
2015Fire Marshal Rodney Zancanata retires after 34 years in the fire service.
2013Rodney Zancanata is promoted to Fire Marshal.
2013Fire Chief Steven Pollio retires after 33 years in the fire service.
2012The Margate-Coconut Creek Fire Department earns an ISO (Insurance Services Office) Class I rating, ranking in the top 1% of fire departments in the country.
2000The City of Coconut Creek signed a contract with the City of Margate to provide Fire Rescue Services.
2000Steven Pollio was named Fire Chief.
1993The Public Safety North Substation was constructed (Fire Station 94)
1990George LaFlam was named Director of the Public Safety Department.
1982The Coconut Creek Public Safety Department was established. John Whalen was the first Public Safety Director and was in charge of both police and fire activities.
1972The City of Coconut Creek’s Volunteer Fire Department was created. Don Schlichtmann was the first Volunteer Fire Chief. Some of the founding members were Art Doethlaff, Neal Henderson, Bill Herder, Joe Merindion, and Walter Culbreth.
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Coconut Creek Fire Rescue has:

  • Three fire stations (Station 50, Station 94, and Station 113)
  • Two advanced life support ladder companies
  • One advanced life support engine company
  • Three advanced life support rescue units
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