Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 170

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 170, a cornerstone of safety and service located at 10701 South 10th Avenue, Inglewood, California. As a proud part of the esteemed Los Angeles County Fire Department, our station exemplifies excellence in fire and emergency services, reflecting the internationally renowned reputation of our dedicated firefighters and lifeguards.

At Station 170, we are committed to safeguarding the community through exemplary fire suppression, emergency medical response, and public safety education. Our firefighters are trained to the highest standards, ensuring they are prepared to handle a wide range of emergencies with professionalism and efficiency. We also offer insight into the path of becoming a Los Angeles County firefighter or lifeguard, sharing the honor and responsibility of serving one of the world’s leading emergency services agencies.

Our programs introduce the youth of Los Angeles County to the vital roles within fire and emergency medical services, promoting community service and civic involvement. Through positive mentoring and comprehensive training, we aim to inspire the next generation of first responders.

Understanding fire safety is crucial in preventing emergencies, and we provide resources to help identify potential hazards in your household and educate you on appropriate actions during an emergency.

We extend our deepest condolences for the active-duty death of Fire Fighter Paramedic Dustin Roberto, a loss that deeply affects our community and department.

Our Public Safety & Film Unit is available to assist with filming permits, commercial photography, and special effects permits, ensuring compliance and safety for all productions.

For those seeking records or reports, our department provides an easy request process, and we encourage the community to use our Fire Station Locator to find stations nearby. If you suspect any fraud or wrongdoing, please report it to the County Fraud Hotline.

At Station 170, we are more than just a fire station; we are an integral part of the community we serve. Whether you wish to commend our services or express concerns, we welcome your feedback to continually improve our efforts in serving you.

Led by dedicated leaders such as Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone, Deputy Fire Chief Robert Harris, Deputy Fire Chief William L. Mayfield Jr., and Deputy Fire Chief Mike Inman, our department is driven by a commitment to excellence, diversity, and community engagement. Join us in our mission to protect and serve, ensuring the safety and well-being of Los Angeles County residents.