NORTH FORK — Madera County Officials are celebrating the grand opening of a significantly upgraded Fire Station #11 in North Fork. The station now houses fire services, a Sheriff’s substation, and EMS operations under one roof. This consolidation aims to reduce emergency response times and improve coordination for residents in North Fork, Bass Lake, and Cascadel Woods.

Improving Public Safety

Supervisor Bobby Macaulay, who represents the mountain communities, said the new station reflects the county’s investment in public safety and its commitment to meeting local needs.

District Supervisor, Bobby Macaulay

“It is just one step towards meeting the expectations of residents throughout the mountain communities of Madera County,” said Macaulay.

He continues, “I am grateful for the partnerships that will allow us to further advance our collective goals around public safety.”

Event Details

To mark the occasion, county leaders and public safety officials will gather for a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event takes place on Tuesday, July 2nd, at 11:00 a.m. at 33400 Douglas Ranger Road, North Fork. The county invites the public to attend the event and tour the facility.

• What: Ribbon Cutting for Fire Station #11
• When: Tuesday, July 2nd, 2025 | 11:00 a.m.
• Where: 33400 Douglas Ranger Road, North Fork