Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 58

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 58, proudly serving our community from 5757 South Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90056. As part of the internationally renowned Los Angeles County Fire Department, our station is committed to providing exceptional fire and emergency services to the residents of Los Angeles County.

Our firefighters and lifeguards are recognized globally for their expertise and dedication, making our department one of the leading fire and ocean lifeguarding agencies worldwide. We are passionate about nurturing the next generation of fire service professionals through comprehensive training, education, and mentorship programs. Our initiatives emphasize community service and civic involvement, aiming to inspire the youth of Los Angeles County to pursue fulfilling careers in fire and emergency medical services.

At Station 58, we prioritize fire safety education, helping our community identify potential risks in their homes and learn vital emergency response techniques. We believe that understanding fire safety is crucial in preventing emergencies and ensuring the well-being of our residents.

Our station also plays a vital role in supporting the Public Safety & Film Unit, reviewing applications for filming permits, commercial photography, fuel truck inspections, and special effects permits. We are dedicated to maintaining transparency and accountability, offering easy access to department records and providing a platform for compliments or complaints through our online portal.

Led by experienced professionals like Deputy Fire Chief Robert Harris, Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone, Deputy Fire Chief William L. Mayfield Jr., and Deputy Fire Chief Mike Inman, our department benefits from decades of expertise in emergency and business operations. Their leadership ensures that we continue to provide top-notch services to over 4.1 million residents across 60 cities and 120 unincorporated areas within Los Angeles County.

Our comprehensive services extend beyond traditional firefighting, encompassing lifeguard, air and wildland, hazardous materials, homeland security, health hazardous materials, forestry, and urban search and rescue operations. We are proud to be home to the internationally recognized urban search and rescue team, USA-2, ready to respond to emergencies both locally and globally.

We invite you to learn more about our services, explore career opportunities, and join us in our mission to enhance the safety and well-being of our community. For any inquiries or to report concerns, please contact us or visit our website for further information. Together, we can make Los Angeles County a safer place for everyone.