These Fire Stations include (Subject to Change):
- 28 (Porter Ranch)
- 71 (Bel Air, Beverly Glen, UCLA Campus)
- 77 (Sun Valley, Shadow Hills, La Tuna Canyon)
- 84 (Woodland Hills)
- 91 (Sylmar, N/E City of San Fernando)
- 97 (Laurel Canyon & Mulholland Drive)
- 99 (Beverly Glen and Mulholland Drive)
- 106 (West Hills, Chatsworth Lake, Canoga Park)
A total of 11 additional Fire Engines plus other select positions will be staffed. The specific stations and locations are based on fire experience, area access and fire potential.
When fire weather conditions dictate, the City of Los Angeles may enact special parking restrictions in areas historically prone to wildfire. These are critical areas (very narrow roads, hairpin turns, and key intersections) where parked vehicles could delay citizens trying to evacuate and delay fire companies attempting to gain access during a fast moving Brush Fire.
This local declaration of parking restrictions is separate from regional forecasts from our friends at the National Weather Service.
To determine current Red Flag Alert Parking Restrictions in the City of Los Angeles, please call 3-1-1 or visit: lafd.org/redflag
While terrain is readily assessed, and many hazards are managed by our annual Brush Clearance Program, the LAFD asks you to remain cognizant of local fire weather.
Your personal awareness of overall wildfire danger, combined with readiness to take quick action are key to our collective survival of brush fires.
Some have asked, "What exactly is Ready! Set! Go!?" Here's a brief explanation. Those three words can prepare you and your family for a Wildfire:
Get Ready: Help protect your property by creating defensible space around your home. That means removing brush and replacing shake-shingle roofs. Assemble emergency supplies and plan your escape routes.
Get Set: If a wildfire threatens your neighborhood, act immediately. Place valuables in your vehicle, roll up the windows and back your vehicle into the driveway. Remove flammable materials from around your house.
Go: You don't have to wait to be told to leave, but if told to do so, do it. Remember firefighters need room in which to work. By leaving, you give them the best chance to protect your property.
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Los Angeles, CA 90012
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