Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 160

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 160, a beacon of safety and community service located at 5323 Rosecrans Avenue, Hawthorne, California. As an integral part of the Los Angeles County Fire Department, Station 160 upholds the esteemed tradition of excellence that our firefighters and lifeguards are known for globally.

Our dedicated team is committed to providing exemplary fire and emergency medical services, ensuring the safety and well-being of the residents and visitors in our community. We also emphasize the importance of fire safety education, helping you identify potential hazards in your home and teaching you how to respond effectively in emergencies.

Aspiring to become a Los Angeles County firefighter or lifeguard? We offer guidance and resources to help you embark on this rewarding career path. Our station also actively engages the youth of Los Angeles County, fostering community service and civic involvement through positive mentoring and career development programs.

In remembrance, we honor the service and sacrifice of our fallen heroes, including Fire Fighter Paramedic Dustin Roberto, whose legacy continues to inspire us.

For those interested in filming permits, commercial photography, or special effects permits, our Public Safety & Film Unit is here to assist you. Additionally, if you need to request department records or report any suspected fraud, please reach out through the appropriate channels provided on our website.

Under the leadership of seasoned professionals like Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone and Deputy Fire Chiefs Robert Harris, William L. Mayfield Jr., and Mike Inman, our station is driven by a commitment to excellence, diversity, and community engagement. We are proud to serve as part of one of the largest metropolitan emergency services agencies in the United States, providing critical services to over 4.1 million residents.

Visit us to learn more about our services, participate in our programs, or simply to meet the dedicated team at Station 160. Together, we can ensure a safer and more resilient community.