Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 14

Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 14

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 14, a cornerstone of safety and community service in the heart of Los Angeles. Located at 1401 West 108th Street, Los Angeles, California, our station is proud to be part of an organization that is internationally recognized for excellence in fire and emergency services.

Our Commitment to Excellence

At Station 14, we embody the Los Angeles County Fire Department's renowned reputation for being the best. Our firefighters and lifeguards are among the top in the world, dedicated to protecting our community with professionalism and courage. We invite you to explore the steps to join our esteemed team, whether as a firefighter or a lifeguard.

Engaging the Youth and Community

We are committed to introducing the youth of Los Angeles County to the vital roles of fire and emergency medical services. Through positive mentoring, training, and education, we emphasize community service and civic involvement, fostering the next generation of emergency service professionals.

Promoting Fire Safety and Preparedness

Understanding fire safety is crucial for every household. At Station 14, we provide resources and guidance to help you identify potential risks and prepare for emergencies. Our mission is to ensure that every community member is equipped with the knowledge to stay safe.

Honoring Our Heroes

We honor the memory of our dedicated firefighters, including Fire Fighter Paramedic Dustin Roberto, who have served with distinction. Their commitment and sacrifice inspire us to continue our mission with unwavering dedication.

Community Services and Resources

Our station is part of a larger network that offers various services, including reviewing filming permits, conducting fuel truck inspections, and issuing special effects permits. We are here to assist you with any inquiries or requests for department records.

Report and Feedback

Los Angeles County values transparency and accountability. If you suspect any wrongdoing by a County employee, please report it to the County Fraud Hotline at 800.544.6861. We also welcome your compliments or complaints to help us improve our services.

Leadership and Expertise

Under the leadership of esteemed professionals like Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone and Deputy Fire Chiefs Robert Harris, William L. Mayfield Jr., and Mike Inman, our department combines extensive experience in emergency and business operations to serve over 4.1 million residents. Our leaders are committed to enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion while expanding emergency services and community risk reduction programs.

Join Us

Whether you're seeking a career in fire service, looking for safety information, or needing community services, Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 14 is here for you. Visit us to learn more about our initiatives and how you can be part of our mission to protect and serve the community.

For more information or to locate a fire station near you, use our Fire Station Locator. Together, we can build a safer, stronger Los Angeles County.