Los Angeles County Fire Department helicopters and firefighters respond to more than wildfires—they respond to emergencies of every kind. Firehawk supports their mission with the capability needed to protect lives, property and natural resources when every moment matters. | Sikorsky

1.2K views | The Los Angeles County Fire Department, Lifeguard Division' iconic Baywatch rescue boats are far more than a TV prop—they have an impressive range of features and technology that can be used to save lives and even put out fires on the water. Watch the latest episode of Meet the Fleet here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rjsbv02g1jQ Los Angeles County Fire Department | County of Los Angeles | Facebook

2.2K views · 128 reactions | Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Lifeguard Division - 2021 Statistics: • 9,286 Rescues • 23,814 Emergency Vehicle Responses (EVR) • 13,303 Medical Aids • 898,913 Preventative Actions • 500 Boat Distresses • 97 Dive Operations • 634 Missing Persons Reunited • 363,920 Ordinances Enforced • 387 Paramedic Calls (Catalina Island) • 63 Vessels Aground | Los Angeles County Fire Department, Lifeguard Division | Facebook

50K views · 112 reactions | On an all-new episode of Meet the Fleet, meet Los Angeles County Fire Department's heavy rescue rig—the ultimate mix of brute strength, high technology, and surgical precision. Catch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/Oq3anMxPYms?feature=shared | County of Los Angeles | Facebook

On the morning of Thursday, July 28th 2022, Deputies from Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Temple Station, Tactics and Survival Unit (TAS), Special Enforcement Bureau (SEB) and the Los Angeles County Fire Department, conducted an active shooter training exercise at Rosemead High School. Sheriff Alex Villanueva hosted a media briefing to discuss LASD response systems and provide further information of Law Enforcement responsibility& accountability during these unfortunate tragedies that o

3.3K views · 29 reactions | Today, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station, Los Angeles County Fire Department, California Highway Patrol and AMR took part in an active shooter training in Valencia . These scenarios helped all of our first responders prepare mentally and physically for these events. Trainings like these are imperative to keep our responders and residents safe. Thank you to all of our first responders for your hard work! | City of Santa Clarita Government | Facebook