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Central Bureau
LAFD Spokesperson: Brian Humphrey
HARVARD HEIGHTS - A mid-morning inferno south of Koreatown left 14 persons homeless Wednesday morning, and briefly hospitalized one Police Officer.The Los Angeles Fire Department was notified at 10:13 AM on July 13, 2016 of a structure fire at 2966 West 14th Street in Harvard Heights. Firefighters arrived promptly…
Central Bureau
LAFD Spokesperson: Brian Humphrey
HERMON - It took more than 100 firefighters to battle a greater alarm fire that damaged three adjoining business in northeast Los Angeles early Wednesday morning. The Los Angeles Fire Department was summoned at 4:28 AM on July 13, 2016 to the 5900 block of Monterey Road in Hermon, where firefighters arrived…
Valley Bureau
LAFD Spokesperson: Margaret Stewart
LOS ANGELES - Heavy fire and excessive storage conditions combined to create conditions which proved to be deadly for the adult, female occupant.At 7:30 AM, Friday 8 July 2016, the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire in the 4600 block of N Farmdale Av in Valley Village. Upon…
West Bureau
LAFD Spokesperson: LAFD
The week tipped off in fine form and while we responded to more than 9,000 incidents, nothing equaled these three-year-olds who reminded us why we have the best job in the world. That was a high point but back to work it was and Friday, even the dogs got to work. Read about it all in the Week in…
LAFD Spokesperson: Erik Scott
The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) has taken delivery of a new 2016 “Century” 50-ton Heavy Rescue which will replace our current 40-ton Heavy Rescue (HR56).  The LAFD Design, Purchase, and Fleet Maintenance Teams, once again, developed a state-of-the-art apparatus, which is commensurate with…
West Bureau
LAFD Spokesperson: LAFD
Your LAFD responded to 9,280 incidents this past week and transported 4,281 people to local hospitals. Here’s a glimpse at what else happened in this week's Week in Review.Photo by Christian Riley
LAFD Spokesperson: Erik Scott
LOS ANGELES - With their sensitive hearing, many household pets become terrified by fireworks.In Los Angeles, it's not uncommon this time of year for firefighters to deal with persons bitten or injured by skittish animals or traffic collisions caused by wayward dogs, cats and horses.While we encourage attendance…
LAFD Spokesperson: Erik Scott
LOS ANGELES - In the Los Angeles Fire Department's continuing efforts to meet the challenges of our increasing EMS call load and the increasing number of homeless individuals, our EMS Bureau is in the process of implementing a pilot program called the LAFD SOBER (Sobriety Emergency Response) Unit.…
West Bureau
LAFD Spokesperson: LAFD
The start of summer came in with a hot, loud bang this week. As fires raged in brush around town and Southern California, we also found time for community cleanups, dads and Dodgers. Click here to read the LAFD Week in Review as we glimpse the week that was with some of the best…
LAFD Spokesperson: Margaret Stewart
LOS ANGELES - Drive, commitment, energy and focus are  traits integral to being a successful LAFD firefighter.  However, they are also essential attributes in a search and rescue dog. Training a search dog to complete the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) certification process generally takes about one…
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