The LAFD’s 24/7 fleet of multi mission helicopters helping all parts of the City. For incident alerts follow @LAFD. To report an emergency, call 9-1-1.
Los Angeles, CA
Joined July 2015
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#LAFD #Photos: At 2:13PM on March 30, 2020 the Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the 4100 block of S Gaffey St in San Pedro for reports of a woman injured in a fall from the cliff. Firefighters found an adult female with non-life threatening traum… bit.ly/2QUQgZm
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Today I joined @UFLAC President Freddy Escobar to assist with the administration of the 1st mobile public COVID-19 tests in our City. @MayorOfLA asked your @LAFD to step up during this unprecedented crisis & we did. I would never ask my FFs to do something I wouldn’t do myself.
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Your @LAFDAirOps meeting #lafd firefighters on the ground who located injured horseback rider in #granadahills this morning 🐴 safely returned to ranch on its own 📷 Shane Salzman
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Your #LAFD working together from ground and air to locate, treat and transport an injured horse rider Fortunately, the horse returned to the ranch safely on it's own @LAFDAirOps @LAFDvalley
Fire-1 from @LAFDAirOps lifts from Aliso Canyon with a PT who was thrown from a horse this morning. @LAFDtalk
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Happy to announce that your @LAFD has agreed to purchase the first electric fire engine in North America from @RosyFire & @RosenbauerGroup. We look forward to adding it to our fleet early next year. Check out the video for details.
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Yesterday I saw firsthand the latest in robotic firefighting technology and it was very impressive! Check out the video ⬇️ Your @LAFD leads the way!
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2019 set @LAFD records. We responded to 499,167 incidents, the most ever! That’s an average of 1,368 calls for service everyday; 4,109 structure fire incidents—11 per day & 215,605 patient transports—591 per day. Honored to provide world-class Fire & EMS service to Angelenos.
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The world’s first electric fire engine is on a nationwide tour. I had the opportunity to take it for a spin on its recent stop in #LosAngeles. Join me as I check it out. ⬇️ #LAFD
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#BarhamFire #BrushFire; INC#0845; 5:10PM; 3694 N Barham Bl; bit.ly/32yNGv0; #HollywoodHills; The still active wildfire - for which forward progress has been stopped, is now estimated to have consumed 34 acres. We are ... tinyurl.com/yxct695o
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Tremendous and quick response. Thanks for keeping us safe @LAFD
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You're welcome! #BarhamFire
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Greg Doyle took some amazing photos of the recent fires in Southern California. His pictures that capture the #LAFD aerial firefight and the work of the frontline efforts to contain the wildfires are simply stunning.
LAFDAirOps retweeted
The LA City Red Flag 🚩 Parking Restrictions are currently in effect and will remain so overnight.
The restrictions will be lifted at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, October 26.
LAFDAirOps retweeted
At 11:08 AM LAFD helicopter Fire 5, while performing water drops in the #PalisadesFire burn area, had a “bird strike” & made a precautionary landing at a near by helisopt to investigate. #LAFD mechanics confirmed no damage, no injury to personnel, and Fire 5 is back in service.👍🏼 – at Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles
LAFDAirOps retweeted
Pretty soon you’ll start noticing some new signage on our fire engines, ladder trucks, rescue ambulances and other @LAFD apparatus. The word CITY was eliminated many years ago...but now it’s back. We are the Los Angeles CITY Fire Department. #callitacomeback
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It’s always my distinct honor to represent the men & women of your @LAFD when we reflect upon the nearly 3,000 lives taken too soon on September 11, 2001. #NeverForget
