Alerts

Structure Fire; 10:32AM; 2911 E 2nd St; https://goo.gl/maps/sE4ka1oorGn; Boyle Heights; PRELIM: One story structure to the rear of property (converted? garage?) well involved, with flames threatening one room of an adjacent 2 story apartment building; FS 2; Batt 1; Central Bureau; Council District 14; CH: 9; 12; - Brian Humphrey

High Rise - Fire Out on Arrival Fire; 08:02PM; 333 S Grand Av; https://goo.gl/maps/k61apagPe3q; #DTLA; Fire discovered extinguished (NFD) on LAFD arrival with moderate/heavy smoke on 43rd floor of 55 story high rise office building; No injury; LAFD will remain on scene for routine investigation and smoke removal; FS 3; Batt 1; Central Bureau; Council District 14; Dispatched Units: E203 E3 T3 RA803 E9 E209 RA209 E210 T10 SQ21 T39 E39 E239 BC1 BC13 H1 H2 H6 T9 E4 E11 T11 E211 E220 T20 E2 T2 E202 E201 T1 E17 E6 E235 T35 CM42 EM13 BC4 HR56 E27 UR27 T89 E289 UR88 BC14 E90 BC18; CH: 9; 12,16,18; - Brian Humphrey

KNOCKDOWN Structure Fire; 11:40AM; 6120 Woodman Av; internal:/; #ValleyGlen; Address Confirmation Pending; 27 FF's took 17 min; Confined to 1 room and attic of one story vacant home; No injury; Cause under active investigation; Loss TBD; NFD (No Further Details); Dispatched Units: E239 E39 T39 RA39 E102 RA102 E289 T89 BC10 (Kepner) AR2; - Brian Humphrey

Structure Fire; 11:23AM; 6120 Woodman Av; https://goo.gl/maps/FTZndy7YwqS2; #ValleyGlen; PRELIM: Address Tentative; 1 story vacant home with heavy smoke; NFD; FS 39; Batt 10; Valley Bureau; Council District 6; CH: 9; 17; - Brian Humphrey

Update Traffic Collision; 09:30PM; 1599 W Pico Bl; internal:/; Pico-Union / Koreatown; Two patients required extrication from vehicle(s). Patient count at 5: 4 adults ranging from serious to critical condition, one infant in fair condition. (adult ages ranging approx 20 - 40yrs, genders unk) NFD; FS 13; Batt 11; Central Bureau; Council District 1; Margaret Stewart

Traffic Collision; 08:57PM; 1599 W Pico Bl; https://goo.gl/maps/eXmvoPEMr3E2; Pico-Union / Koreatown; Traffic collision (unk number of vehicles) with preliminary reports of 4 adult patients, 3 in critical condition and one in fair condition. Extrication required, unclear for how many/ which patients. LAFD Inc#1421 ; FS 13; Batt 11; Central Bureau; Council District 1; BC11 E10 E11 E13 E211 EM11 HR56 RA10 RA13 T11 ; CH7; 12; Margaret Stewart

Traffic Collision; 06:37PM; 12500 W Strathern St; https://goo.gl/maps/a5S1Q1ap9e92; North Hollywood; Auto vs Bicycle - patient deceased on scene (age / gender unk) LAFD Inc#1223 All questions to LAPD North Hollywood Div LAPD Inc#3596 NFD; FS 89; Batt 14; Valley Bureau; Council District 2; E89 RA89; CH8; Margaret Stewart

Update Traffic Collision; 01:01PM; 17500 W Parthenia St; internal:/; Northridge; Vehicles vs tree, approx 70yo male patient was extricated in critical condition and being transported to local trauma center. NFD; FS 103; Batt 15; Valley Bureau; Council District 12; Margaret Stewart

Traffic Collision; 12:57PM; 17500 W Parthenia St; https://goo.gl/maps/oUtQ6vf5pLL2; Northridge; One car rollover with one patient trapped in the vehicle. Traffic closed on W Parthenia St both directions at N Encino Av. LAFD Inc#0760 LAPD Inc# 2062 Van Nuys Div NFD; FS 103; Batt 15; Valley Bureau; Council District 12; BC15 E103 E287 E70 E87 EM15 HR56 RA70 RA87 T87 UR88 ; CH8; 17; Margaret Stewart

Agency Assist; 07:06PM; Merced County, California; https://goo.gl/maps/2dkxb8PaC7U2; Pursuant to a formal request by the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES), the Los Angeles Fire Department has mobilized an elite cadre of Swift Water Rescue trained LAFD firefighters toward Merced County, California to assist residents and allied agencies who may be affected by floodwaters anticipated in that region. The proactive deployment of these fourteen specially-trained, certified and equipped Los Angeles Firefighters will focus on all types of water rescue. The LAFD Swift Water Rescue Team is now traveling the 275+ miles toward Merced County in a fleet of specially equipped Fire Department and OES vehicles that contain inflatable boats, personal watercraft, technical rescue equipment and enough supplies to remain self-sufficient and highly mobile for up to fourteen days of deployment. The Los Angeles Fire Department rescuers expect to mesh closely with local, regional, State and Federal resources in responding to acute life safety needs created by storm activity. Most importantly, along with their considerable skill and experience, these specially-trained Los Angeles Firefighters will bring compassion and support to those who may be affected by the storm. The men and women of the LAFD ask motorists to remain watchful for these and other convoys of emergency apparatus being deployed in advance of the storm, and to be mindful of the space necessary for them to safely maneuver on local roads and highways. Pursuant of protocol, official public and media information regarding these LAFD Swift Water Rescue personnel *during deployment* will be provided exclusively by the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services or their designated representative.; - Brian Humphrey