Alerts

Knockdown Structure Fire 10/16/2018 INC#1879

Knockdown Structure Fire; INC#1879; 12:03AM; 14811 W Roscoe Bl; http://bit.ly/2yfUP79; Panorama City; Address numerics corrected to 14811; 59 Firefighters took just 30 minutes to extinguish stubborn fire in wall that extended to attic of 3 story 38,307 square-foot 41-unit garden style apartments, built 1964; No injury; Unknown if displacement; Fire cause/monetary loss to be determined; FS 81; Batt 10; Valley Bureau; Council District 6; Dispatched LAFD Units: BC10 BC12 BC14 BC15 CM42 E239 E275 E289 E290 E39 E481 E7 E81 E88 E90 EM14 HR3 RA881 RA89 RA90 T39 T75 T89 T90 UR88 UR89; Radio Channels: 9; 17, 18; - Brian Humphrey

Structure Fire 10/15/2018 INC#1879

Structure Fire; INC#1879; 11:33PM; 14800 W Roscoe Bl; http://bit.ly/2CiZRCs; Panorama City; Address Tentative; Fire in attic of 3 story garden style apartment building; FS 81; Batt 10; Valley Bureau; Council District 6; Radio Channels: 9; 17; - Brian Humphrey

Update Rescue 10/15/2018 INC#1705

Update Rescue; INC#1705; 09:13PM; 555 N Hill St; internal:/; Downtown; Address Remains Tentative; 45 y/o M fell "as much as 30 feet" down an empty elevator shaft at apartment construction site, sustaining non-life threatening facial trauma; Medical condition, circumstances and victim's authority to be in building undetermined; LAFD personnel used ladder and litter basket stretcher to manually hoist patient to safety; He will be taken by LAFD ambulance to an area hospital; FS 3; Batt 1; Central Bureau; Council District 1; LAFD Units Dispatched: BC1 E203 E3 HR3 RA3 T3 UR3; - Brian Humphrey

Rescue 10/15/2018 INC#1705

Rescue; INC#1705; 08:39PM; 555 N Hill St; http://bit.ly/2CiEHo4; Downtown; PRELIM: Adult male reportedly fell approximately 25-30 feet down empty elevator shaft: No further details; FS 3; Batt 1; Central Bureau; Council District 1; Radio Channels: 4; 12; - Brian Humphrey

Update Traffic 10/14/2018 INC#0699

Update Traffic; INC#0699; 01:28PM; Sb 405 Fy; http://bit.ly/2CIeOiv; North Hills; LAFD resources evaluated approximately 40 total patients. 25 patients were transported by LAFD ambulance: 5 in serious condition (49F, 60F, 88F, 30M, 69M). Three of those patients did not have serious visible injuries however based on the severity of the impact, protocol deems their condition requiring paramedic transport. An additional 20 patients (ages/genders not available) were transported in fair condition with minor injuries. All patients have now been transported. SB405 FWY remains closed and all further questions regarding closure and collision details = CHP Log 1570 ; FS 75; Batt 12; Valley Bureau; Council District 12; BC10 BC12 BC15 CM42 E18 E275 E290 E298 E75 E87 E90 EM14 EM15 EM17 PI3 RA18 RA7 RA70 RA75 RA828 RA860 RA87 RA889 RA896 RA898 RA90 RA903 RA98 T75 T90 T98; CH8; 17; Margaret Stewart

Update Traffic 10/14/2018 INC#0699

Update Traffic; INC#0699; 01:41PM; Sb 405 Fy; http://bit.ly/2CIeOiv; North Hills; Firefighters continue to evaluate patients on both sides of the freeway. Current patient count is 4 serious condition (age / gender unk). The 'serious' condition classification is due to the severity of damage to the vehicles and potential unseen injuries per protocol. Additional 6 patients in fair condition with minor injuries. Ages / genders not available at this time. 405 Freeway remains closed, follow CHP Log 1570 for traffic updates.; FS 75; Batt 12; Valley Bureau; Council District 12; BC10 BC12 BC15 CM42 E18 E275 E290 E298 E75 E87 E90 EM14 EM15 EM17 RA18 RA7 RA75 RA828 RA860 RA87 RA889 RA896 RA898 RA90 RA903 T75 T90 T98; CH8; 17; Margaret Stewart

Traffic 10/14/2018 INC#0699

Traffic; INC#0699; 01:00PM; Sb 405 Fy; http://bit.ly/2CIeOiv; North Hills; Auto vs bus reportedly causing collisions on both sides of the freeway divider. Preliminary reports of 13 patients being evaluated with three in at least serious condition. No extrication or fire problem. Freeway closures unknown at this time, please follow CHP for information. CHP Log #=1570; FS 75; Batt 12; Valley Bureau; Council District 12; E275 E75 E90 RA75 RA87 T75; CH8; 17; Margaret Stewart

Update Structure Fire 10/14/2018 INC#0263

Update Structure Fire; INC#0263; 06:11AM; 252 S June St; http://bit.ly/2CHvgzz; Hancock Park; KNOCKDOWN: 85FF in 61mins. Firefighters began in a defensive mode due to heavy fire encountered on the first floor preventing access. Once initial blaze extinguished, companies transitioned to an offensive mode and made an interior attack. Fire extended through to the attic and with some fire also present in the basement. Despite the challenging circumstances, firefighters safely knocked down the fire without injury. The building was vacant upon arrival and both the primary and secondary searches found no occupants remaining inside. LAFD Arson is enroute to investigate for cause determination. No Further Details. ; FS 61; Batt 18; South Bureau; Council District 4; BC1 BC11 BC18 BC5 CM22 E220 E226 E227 E229 E261 E27 E29 E3 E52 E61 E68 EM11 HR3 PH1 RA27 RA61 RA827 RA861 SQ21 T20 T26 T27 T29 T61 UR27 UR88; CH7; 13 14; Margaret Stewart

Update Structure Fire 10/14/2018 INC#0263

Update Structure Fire; INC#0263; 05:10AM; 252 S June St; http://bit.ly/2CHvgzz; Hancock Park; Two-story home with heavy fire throughout the residence; With the bulk of the fire extinguished on the first floor firefighters are now in the offensive mode to make full access to the second floor; FS 61; Batt 18; South Bureau; Council District 4; BC1 BC11 BC18 BC5 CM22 E220 E226 E227 E229 E261 E27 E29 E3 E52 E61 E68 EM11 HR3 RA27 RA61 RA827 RA861 SQ21 T20 T26 T27 T29 T61 UR27 UR88; CH9; 13 14; Amy Bastman

Structure Fire 10/14/2018 INC#0263

Structure Fire; INC#0263; 05:10AM; 252 S June St; http://bit.ly/2CHvgzz; Hancock Park; Two-story vacant home with heavy fire throughout the residence; The blaze forced firefighters out of the home and into a defensive mode at this time; FS 61; Batt 18; South Bureau; Council District 4; BC1 BC11 BC18 BC5 CM22 E220 E226 E227 E229 E261 E27 E29 E3 E52 E61 E68 EM11 HR3 RA27 RA61 RA827 RA861 SQ21 T20 T26 T27 T29 T61 UR27 UR88; CH9; 13 14; Amy Bastman