Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 158

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 158, proudly serving the community of Gardena and its surrounding areas. Located at 1650 West 162nd Street, Gardena, California 90247, our station is part of a renowned network of fire stations dedicated to providing exceptional fire and emergency medical services. Our firefighters and lifeguards are internationally recognized for their expertise and commitment to safety, making us one of the top agencies in the world.

At Station 158, we are committed to community service and civic involvement, offering programs that introduce the youth of Los Angeles County to fire and emergency medical services through positive mentoring, training, and education. We emphasize the importance of fire safety and preparedness, helping residents identify potential hazards and learn how to respond effectively in emergencies.

Our station is also involved in various administrative and operational activities, including the review of filming permits, commercial still photography, annual fuel truck inspections, and special effects permits. We are dedicated to maintaining transparency and accountability, and we encourage the public to report any suspected fraud or wrongdoing.

Led by experienced professionals like Deputy Fire Chief Robert Harris and Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone, our team is committed to excellence in both emergency and business operations. We provide traditional fire and life safety services to over 4.1 million residents across 60 cities and 120 unincorporated areas within Los Angeles County.

Whether you're interested in learning how to become a firefighter or lifeguard, need to request department records, or have questions about our services, Station 158 is here to assist you. We invite you to connect with us, share your feedback, and learn more about how we can serve you better.

For more information, please visit our website or contact us directly. Together, let's work towards a safer and more prepared community.