FirebaughMiddle School

Summer School 2023 Information:
Applications are in the Firebaugh Middle School Office
Starting date June 5, 2023-July 14, 2023
All enrichment items and field trips are FREE!
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided. Transportation is available.

Scan the QR code to apply through the Student Application-Expanded Learning Program

Attention All Firebaugh Families!

A flood watch has been issued for the City of Firebaugh, as water is being released from both the Friant and Pine Flat Dams, predicted heavy rains, and snowmelt causing an increase in river flow.

The City of Firebaugh’s emergency crews are on standby and monitoring the river flow and storms, hourly.

We are instructing residents to prepare themselves for potential flooding.

Firebaugh Residents: Sand bags and sand will be available at Firebaugh Dunkle Park underneath the canopy. Each household is allowed 10 filled sand bags, only. Truck load of sand is not allowed.

Madera County (Eastside Acres) residents: Sand bags and sand will be available on Ave 7-1/2 and Canal Street. This sand is for Eastside Acre residents, only.

If you are in a flood zone, we will notify residents of any changes – as well as, keeping the public informed.

PG&E has also instructed the public to prepare for electrical power outages by having generators, flashlights, candles, batteries, etc. available.




Salvador Raygoza

A flood watch has been issued for the City of Firebaugh, as water is being released
from the Friant and Pine Flat Dams, predicted heavy rains, and snowmelt causing an
increase in river flow.

To protect public safety, Chief Salvador Raygoza has ordered a temporary closure,
effective immediately, for the Andrew Firebaugh Park, which includes the rodeo
grounds, the park grounds, and the walking trail along the San Joaquin River. The
fast-moving water is also dangerous for recreational use.

The closure affects the river within the Firebaugh City Limits only; and until the order
is lifted by the chief of police.