Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 16 8010 Compton Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90001

Welcome to the Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 16, located at 8010 Compton Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90001. As a vital part of the community, our station is dedicated to providing exceptional fire and emergency services to the residents of Los Angeles County. Our firefighters are internationally renowned for their expertise, commitment, and bravery.

At Station 16, we take pride in our long-standing tradition of excellence in both firefighting and ocean lifeguarding services. Our team is composed of highly trained professionals who are passionate about community service and public safety. We offer guidance and mentorship for those interested in pursuing a career as a Los Angeles County firefighter or lifeguard, helping to shape the next generation of emergency service professionals.

Our commitment extends beyond emergency response. We actively engage with the youth of Los Angeles County, introducing them to fire and emergency medical services through education, training, and career development programs. Our goal is to foster community involvement and promote fire safety awareness to help residents identify potential hazards and prepare for emergencies.

Led by experienced leaders like Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone and Deputy Fire Chiefs Robert Harris, William L. Mayfield Jr., and Mike Inman, our department is one of the largest metropolitan emergency services agencies in the United States. We serve over 4.1 million residents across 60 cities and 120 unincorporated areas, providing a wide range of services, including lifeguard, air and wildland, hazardous materials, and urban search and rescue.

For those interested in learning more about fire safety, becoming part of our team, or accessing department records, please explore our website. We are here to serve and protect our community, ensuring safety and peace of mind for all residents. If you have any compliments or concerns, we encourage you to reach out and share your feedback. Together, we can continue to build a safer and stronger Los Angeles County.