Fire Station 11 is part of the Central Bureau.

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1.1 Los Angeles County Fire Department Headquarters - 1320 North Eastern Avenue, Los Angeles; 1.2 Division 1. 1.2.1 Battalion 7 (Gardena, Compton, Carson) ... (Engine 11) 1.4.1.2 Fire Station 12 - 2760 North Lincoln Avenue, Altadena (Engine 12) 1.4.1.3 Fire Station 19 - 1729 West Foothill Boulevard, La Canada Flintridge ...

Jan 20, 2019 · (Central Bureau / 1st Battalion) Fire Station 11 is located at 1819 W. 7th St. and built in 1958, (60869) 2019 Pierce Arrow XT (33143-05) 1500 gpm pump with 500 gallon water tank and 30 gallons of class A foam). Forms a “Task Force” when a stand-alone Engine responds with its “Light Force”. (No Picture At This Time)

The Los Angeles County Fire Department utilizes a wide array of firefighting apparatus, including engines, quints, trucks, light forces (engine + quint or truck), patrol units, and water tenders. Support apparatus include rescue squads, hazardous materials squads, and urban search and rescue squads. [1]

The Los Angeles County Fire Department Training and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Bureau was created to address the growing EMS needs across the County. In total, EMS 9-1-1 calls comprise nearly 85 percent of the Department’s responses.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department - serves unincorporated parts of Los Angeles County, as well as 58 cities and towns that choose to have the county provide fire and EMS services. LACoFD has 190+ Stations which house Engines, Quints, Trucks, Light Forces, Paramedic Squads, ESTs, Water Tenders, Patrols as well as Hazardous Materials Squads ...

The Los Angeles Fire Department utilizes heavy duty bulldozers and tractors for a variety of uses, ranging from pulling down severely damaged structures, to creating a fire break in the midst of a wildfire.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department (Fire Department) is responsible for protecting the lives and property of 4.1 million residents living in 1.25 million housing units in 59 cities and all unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County (County).