Culver City Fire Department

Throughout the week, CCFD had the opportunity to train members from our Transportation and Sanitation departments on how to properly use a fire extinguisher. Thanks to everyone who took the time to help make Culver a safer city!

@e7c9a39fdeb34b5 Yes. Registration will open March 2.

@CulverCityFD What if they turn 13 April 3rd? Can we sign up now?

🚒 Registration opens March 2 for CCFD Girls Camp! A FREE 2-day hands-on camp for teens ages 13–18 to explore firefighting & EMS skills including PPE drills, CPR, rappelling & more. 📅 Apr 18–19 📍Culver City 🔗culvercityfd.gov/ccfdgirlscamp

From all of us at the Culver City Fire Department, we hope you and your families have a wonderful and safe holiday season! culvercityfd.gov/News-articles/…

Storm expected in Culver City Tues–Fri with steady to heavy rain. Flood Watch through Thurs evening. Hillside & flood-prone residents should prepare now. Sandbags available at Culver City Fire Station 1. Stay alert & avoid flooded roads! Details: #o1qcc4ovtq6" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">evb.gg/n#o1qcc4ovtq6

Ready for the Rain? Significant rainfall is forecasted Tuesday through Friday, and now is the time to prepare. A little planning today can make a big difference during stormy days ahead. Storm Safety Tips: 🌧️ Have a family safety plan and a designated point of contact 🚗 Know your evacuation routes and keep your vehicle fueled 🧰 Prepare an emergency kit for you and your pets (water, food, flashlight, radio, first aid, medications, cash, etc) 💡Know how to safely turn off utilities if instructed or if you detect a gas leak Sandbags Available: 📍 Culver City Fire Station 1 9600 Culver Blvd (rear of station near Irving Place gate) 🪣 Self-serve with a limit of 10 sandbags per household 📲 Stay informed: Sign up for local emergency alerts Text “CCPD” to 888-777 or visit 👉 member.everbridge.net/89280773672997… We’re monitoring conditions and working alongside our public safety partners to keep Culver City safe. Please slow down on wet roads, stay alert, and look out for one another.

Congratulations to Chris Miller on his retirement! Chief Miller has served the community for the last 27 years beginning as a firefighter and promoting all the way to the position of Fire Marshal. Chief Miller was a model of consistency and his impact will always be remembered!

Thank you to everyone who has donated to the Spark of Love Toy Drive this year. The outpouring of support has been incredible and we are grateful to play a small part in helping spread joy to families across our community this holiday season! #sparkoflovetoydrive

The#sparkoflovetoydrive has begun! Join CCFD, ABC7, Toys for Tots, SoCal firefighters, along with presenting sponsor Subaru, in celebrating the 33rd year of the Spark of Love Toy Drive the largest toy drive in the nation. For locations and info, visit culvercityfd.gov/.../2025-Spark…...

Honored to once again work beside our friends from Southern California Hospital to teach incoming freshmen at Culver City High School hands-only CPR. 230 students were able to learn the skill in hopes of making Culver City an even more prepared community.

Today, we recognize the commitment and sacrifice for those who have served our country and community. We honor those who serve, and continue to serve - thank you for your unwavering dedication to preserving freedom and safety for us all.

Happy Halloween from CCFD! We hope you and your family have a fun and safe evening. - Stay visible carry a flashlight/ glow stick or wear reflective gear. If you are driving, be extra cautious -Use sidewalks and crosswalks -Check all the treats before eating

It’s Fire Prevention Week, and this year’s theme is: Charge into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home Lithium-Ion battery fires continue to be a growing fire safety issue in homes across the country, for safety tips, visit - nfpa.org/education-and-…

CCFD is excited to announce a free two-day Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) skills training. This hands-on program is designed to equip residents with the necessary skills to support local responders in a disaster. Learn More & Register! culvercityfd.gov/2025CERTTraini…

Temperatures are high this week and with that comes a higher risk of fire danger and heat-related medical calls. Stay cool, stay safe, and be prepared - culvercityfd.gov/.../Emergency.…

The CCFD & CCPD want to remind residents & visitors that ALL fireworks, including safe & sane fireworks, are illegal in CC. We all must recognize the potential dangers of using and handling fireworks including the potential of fires starting. Have a happy and safe 4th of July!

There is a FREE Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste Drive-thru Collection Event this weekend in Culver City. It will be taking place this Sat, June 28 from 9 - 3 at the front parking lot of the Wende Museum - 10808 Culver Blvd. Culver City, CA 90230 cleanla.lacounty.gov/event/city-of-…

📣 Join Culver City FD for a Disaster Preparedness Presentation! 📅 Wednesday, July 2, 2025 🕓 6 PM – 8 PM 📍 Culver City Senior Center (4095 Culver Blvd.) ➡️culvercityfd.org/presentation

Thanks to @LACoFD for hosting the annual Helispot Ops Drill! We trained with LACoFD & @LAFD on comms, hose lays, helicopter safety & interagency ops - vital for wildfire readiness. #culvercityfire #lacofd #lafd #wildfirepreparedness

Members from CCFD will be teaching hands-only CPR next Wed, 6/4 from 11-2:30. This FREE training will take place at the Culver Steps (9300 Culver Blvd). No sign-up is necessary, just come and learn this valuable skill that could make the difference in someone’s life!