L.A.Co. Fire Station 81

Please, do not ever drive over a fire hose. At Friday's fire, reckless citizens drove over our supply line not once, not twice, but three times. Two sections ...of hose were damaged. This hose is our lifeline at a fire. If crews lose water inside a burning building, the results can be deadly. Thankfully, there were no firefighters inside the burning structure at the time of this incident, but the cost to replace the damaged hose may exceed $1,200. If you see our vehicles and hose in the road, the road is closed. Find a detour. See more

#TillerTuesday Ever wonder what it takes to drive the Tiller Fire Truck? Watch this It takes #TeamWork and communication from the Engineer driving the fro...nt and #Firefighter driving the back. It takes hours of practice to become a cohesive unit to arrive to the incident safely. These members make it look easy! Special thanks to the crew at Station 1 located in #DowntownLB for the footage! #TillerTruck #FireTruck #FireTrucks #FireApparatus #Firefighters #Pierce #PierceFireApparatus #LongBeachFireFighters #LongBeach #LBC #teamworkmakesthedreamwork Long Beach Fire Department Pierce Mfg

This is a good read, and good to follow.

The Lake Fire wildfire north of LA near Lake Hughes, August 2020 Loose steer clearing crews off the line, on the Lake Fire in California.

Now thats one bad ass dude. from @heavyequipmentnation - Cutting a fire line in LA County with a dozer.

FIRE SEASON 2020! To ensure safety for all residents in LA County, we encourage you download the READY! SET! GO! program. LA County has the finest firefighter...s and we will continue to ensure safety for all! #SafetyFirst Los Angeles County Fire Department

Photos thanks to Austin’s Photography

Last one. But if they do night drops. I’ll head back for footage of that. Enjoy.

Copter 12 getting in some work on the Soledad Incident yesterday.

Thanks SG Farms for video

6/12/20 #PomonaFire This evening about 6:30 p.m., LACoFD firefighters and the Pomona Police Department responded to a brush fire on the hillside of the 57 F...reeway near Temple Avenue. As of 8:30 p.m., forward progress was stopped. The fire has burned 24 acres and is 30 percent contained; there are no reports of injuries or damage. As the danger for brush fires remains high, the LACoFD encourages residents to follow Ready! Set! Go! safety tips at fire.lacounty.gov/rsg. Video Credit: Phil Ige #LACoFD #LACoFDInAction #BrushFire #LACoFDPublicEducation #LACoFDReadySetGo #ReadySetGo

Ocean Lifeguard Summer Schedules begin Today - Labor Day Weekend! This means the majority of our 163 lifeguard towers from Cabrillo to Zuma Beach will be open. ...... If you plan on spending your weekend at the beach check in with one of our Lifeguards for an update on ocean conditions and beach hazards! @ Los Angeles, California See more

Strong work by our Camps Section team members! #teamwork #Repost @lacofd_camp2 (Instagram) Last week was a busy week in the County; Camp 2 responded to 13... fires. Photo Credit (Instagram) : @a_gebhardt and @sbayfirephoto

2020 LACoFD Ready! Set! Go! Public Education Campaign Over the past couple of weeks, the LACoFD and partnering fire agencies have responded to multiple br...ush fire across Southern California. Last week, LACoFD Acting Assistant Fire Chief Drew Smith, Public Information Officer Ron Haralson, and Inspector Henry Narvaez had an opportunity to meet with members of the media to discuss the launch and importance of the LACoFD’s 2020 Ready! Set! Go! public education campaign. With the uptick in recent brush fires, we encourage all residents to download the Ready! Set! Go! Wildfire Action Plan (fire.lacounty.gov/rsg) for safety tips on how to protect your family and safeguard your home. County of Los Angeles #LACoFD #LACoFDPublicEducation #LACoFDReadySetGo #ReadySetGo