#LAFD Talk 💬

📢 REMINDER: Conversation, inquiries, safety topics, reposts & #LAFD photo/video sharing is here @LAFDtalk. 🔴 For Official *Alerts & Advisories* Go To @LAFD ▪️ To Report an Emergency in #LosAngeles: Call or Text 911. ▪️ For Non-Emergency @LACity Services: Call 311.

LAFD Arson/Counter-Terrorism Section Arrests Suspected Serial Arsonist in Joint Investigation with LAPD and ATF @LosAngelesATF Read the full press release at lafd.org/news

Feeling lucky and blessed to serve this city every day. From our family to yours, have a safe and happy St. Patrick’s Day! #lafd #planahead #firefighter #luckyvibes #stpatricksday #stpaddy #staycoolLA

HIGH RISK FOR HEAT ILLNESS this week, especially Thursday & Friday. Adjust plans now to avoid outdoor activities during the heat of the day. Stay Hydrated. Check your neighbors. Never leave children or pets alone in a closed vehicle. @readyla for info on cooling centers across LA

With #StPatricksDay coming up, we know many Angelenos will be out celebrating. Please, have a plan. Have a ride BEFORE you take the first drink. Drive Prepared Not Impaired.

Please, help keep EVERYONE safe on the freeways. Slow Down when you see emergency lights on the freeway. Move Over and give us room Eyes Up because the car will go where your focus goes. 📹footage via @RMGNews El segundo video está en español

Do you know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke? One is serious, but the other is a life-threatening medical emergency. If you see signs of heat stroke, call 911 immediately. #heatillness #heatwave #lafd #losangeles

Heatwave incoming! • Stay cool indoors • Drink plenty of water • Avoid peak heat (10 a.m. – 4 p.m.) • Wear light, breathable clothing • Be aware some medications affect heat tolerance • Watch for dizziness, headache, confusion, fainting Stay safe, LA!

On March 8, 2026, LAFD responded to a structure fire in the 500 block of North St Andrews Place in the Larchmont neighborhood. 📷: Mordy Manela #LAFD #Larchmont #structurefire @LAFDwest

On March 8, 2026, LAFD responded to a structure fire in the 800 block of W 41st St. Firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke and fire from a one-story duplex and quickly launched an offensive attack, knocking down the flames in 25 minutes. 📷: @310fire #LAFD #VermontSquare

In Memoriam: Fireman Thomas O. Morse Thomas Morse was severely burned after surviving a roof collapse January 17, 1961. On March 11, 1961, he passed peacefully, leaving a legacy of courage, dedication, and care for others. Badge 480 was retired in his honor. @LODD @LAFD

"It was a very successful day and great partnership" according to LAFD Captain Chambers. At mile 19 of the LA Marathon race route, LAFD Engine 37 and EMS-4 joined UCLA at the medical medical tent, providing care, support and assistance to participants and spectators alike. #lafd

Today, the men and women of your Los Angeles Fire Department remember Captain Joseph C. Dupee. Captain Dupee was killed in the line of duty at a major emergency structure fire in South Los Angeles on March 8, 1998 -28 years ago today. #lafd #lodd #neverforgotten

🐐It took time and a dedicated coordinated effort from multiple city partners but the Goats Are Here! An eco-friendly, proactive, sustainable way of protecting the communities around the Sepulveda Basin Thank you to all who helped make this happen! youtube.com/watch?v=IG6OoA…

#DaylightSaving is this Sunday and it's the perfect time to test your smoke alarm! Spring ahead...push the button. They are a perfect fit. #smokealarmssavelives #lafd

Today Your #LAFD proudly promoted 20 members ranging in rank from Engineer to Chief Deputy. Full list of promotees and event photos: bit.ly/4b4ixoj

Winds will peak on Thursday. Please stay safe @NWSLosAngeles

This Women’s History Month, we honor the women of the #LAFD. You chose the path less traveled. Despite the obstacles, the naysayers and the challenges you faced, you chose to serve. We see you. We appreciate you. We thank you. youtu.be/sk3zp0sxl0A?si…

In the first 60 days of 2026, the LAFD has responded to home fires that tragically resulted in 5 fatalities. In each of those cases, it was discovered that there were no working smoke detectors in the homes. Don’t wait. Protect your home and family.

John H. Francis Polytechnic's CERT Club focuses on disaster readiness and serve as basic first responders at home sporting events. Learn more: CERT-LA.COM #LAFDCERT #TeenCERT #EmergencyPreparedness #CommunityResilience #CERTStrong @lafdcert @LAFDvalley

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