Los Angeles Fire Dept. Station 38

Welcome to Los Angeles Fire Department Station 38

Located at 124 East I Street, Los Angeles, California 90744, Station 38 is a vital part of the Los Angeles Fire Department, committed to protecting lives and property in our community. Our dedicated team of firefighters is always ready to respond to emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of the residents in our area.

Be Prepared for Brush Fires

Living in Los Angeles means being vigilant about the risks of brush fires. We urge residents, especially those near current incidents, to stay informed by keeping your TV or radio on. It's crucial to have your family's critical documents, essential phone data, pets, and other valuables ready for evacuation if needed.

Enhancing Public Safety

In collaboration with the Department of Transportation, we have launched a program to remove illegally parked vehicles in designated Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones. This initiative aims to educate the public about the dangers of fast-moving brush fires and the importance of keeping roadways clear for emergency access.

Fire Safety in the Canyons

The canyons of Los Angeles present unique fire safety challenges, including hazards from ornamental vegetation. Our department works diligently throughout the year to enforce Fire Code compliance, ensuring that properties with such shrubbery maintain proper clearance and care.

Our Mission

The Los Angeles Fire Department is dedicated to saving lives, fighting fires, ensuring safety and prevention, and building strong communities. We offer a range of services, including fire safety education, evacuation information, disaster readiness resources, and volunteer opportunities.

Stay Connected and Informed

Stay up to date with the latest alerts and news by following us on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Instagram, and Reddit. Be aware of Red Flag No Parking notices and other important announcements.

Fire Prevention and Community Engagement

Our fire prevention efforts include enforcing the Fire Code, managing brush clearance, overseeing public assemblages, and working with schools, churches, commercial developments, and oil wells. We also provide resources like the Los Angeles Community Resource Guide for Immigrant Angelenos.

For more information or to find your local station, please explore our resources on fire safety, evacuation procedures, and community involvement. Together, we can create a safer Los Angeles.