TOP 30 Educational support for young children in Valley Center, California

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Welcome to the Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 161, proudly serving the community of Hawthorne, California, and surrounding areas. Located at 4475 West El Segundo Boulevard, our station is part of the world-renowned Los Angeles County Fire Department, known for its excellence in fire services and ocean lifeguarding. At Station 161, we are committed to safeguarding lives and property through comprehensive fire and emergency medical services. Our dedicated team of firefighters and paramedics are highly trained professionals, equipped to handle a wide range of emergencies with efficiency and care.

Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 98, proudly serving the community of Bellflower, California. Located at 9814 Maplewood Street, our station is part of a renowned network of fire services that are internationally recognized for excellence in firefighting and emergency response. At Station 98, we are committed to safeguarding the lives and property of our residents through prompt and professional fire and emergency medical services. Our dedicated team of firefighters and paramedics are highly trained and experienced, ensuring the highest level of service and safety for the community we serve.

Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 103 Welcome to Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 103, proudly serving the community of Pico Rivera and surrounding areas. Located at 7300 Paramount Boulevard, Pico Rivera, California, Station 103 is a vital part of the Los Angeles County Fire Department, renowned internationally for its excellence in firefighting and emergency services.

Welcome to the Gardena Mayme Dear Library, a cherished community hub located at 1731 West Gardena Boulevard, Gardena, California. As a proud branch of the Los Angeles County Library system, we offer a rich history and a wide range of services to meet the diverse needs of our patrons. Our library's story began under the guidance of the Wednesday Progressive Club before becoming part of the Los Angeles County Free Library in 1914. After a brief jurisdictional change, we returned to the County System in 1951. The current building, dedicated on December 5, 1964, was renamed in 1992 in honor of Mrs. Mayme Dear, a devoted volunteer whose legacy continues to inspire.