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Huntington Park firefighters relocating after fire station fire
Firefighters from a severely damaged fire station in Huntington Park are being relocated to a station in Vernon.
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'... ensure the community can continue to depend on the greatest fire department in the world and that response times are not impacted by this tragedy,''![]()
Huntington Park firefighters relocating after fire station fire
Firefighters from a severely damaged fire station in Huntington Park are being relocated to a station in Vernon.www.nbclosangeles.com
Three Guys on the Engine is seriously pushing it don't ya think?LA County has minimum staffing of 2 on squad, 3 on engine, 4 of the truck or quint and the chief rides alone. There were 11 in the station so someone was riding heavy!![]()
I believe it does, 1 Engineer, 1 Officer and 1 FF? I'm praying I'm wrong.Does that 3 include the officer?
When fire stations are opened, response times will improve.'... ensure the community can continue to depend on the greatest fire department in the world and that response times are not impacted by this tragedy,''
County Supervisor Janice Hahn said Saturday.
FDNY is going to Respond...?![]()
Remember, politicians do not have a required minimal standard of truthfulness. I doubt she had her hand on a Bible when that popped out of her mouth.When fire stations are opened, response times will improve.
When fire stations are closed, "response times are not impacted."
Must be magic.
Were all of the nearby LA City units unavailable? None seen on the video.
The nearest LAFD firehouse is 2.2 miles away, its Station 33, the LAFD assignment prob would have included E33, Light Force 33, RA33, RA833. LACoFD E165 would have prob gotten in 2nd or 3rd Due. That depends if the units at 164 we're still operational.When fire stations are opened, response times will improve.
When fire stations are closed, "response times are not impacted."
Must be magic.
Were all of the nearby LA City units unavailable? None seen on the video.
That is to be expected. It's when a Fire Chief says it (not necessarily this one).Remember, politicians do not have a required minimal standard of truthfulness. I doubt she had her hand on a Bible when that popped out of her mouth.
On the videos, E9, E13, E16, E52, E165, L13, L147, and BC13 are visible. E164, L164 and S164 can be seen destroyed.The nearest LAFD firehouse is 2.2 miles away, its Station 33, the LAFD assignment prob would have included E33, Light Force 33, RA33, RA833. LACoFD E165 would have prob gotten in 2nd or 3rd Due. That depends if the units at 164 we're still operational.
Surprised E33 or LF33 didn't respond. They would have probably beat some of these units in.On the videos, E9, E13, E16, E52, E165, L13, L147, and BC13 are visible. E164, L164 and S164 can be seen destroyed.
LA TF21 is also located very close by.
Sta 52 is just up Santa Fe Ave. The County still owns former Sta 9 and former Vernon Sta 3 is still nearby.The good news is the Firehouse isn't moving very far. Looks like there moving to S13. Response times don't look like they will be affected much.
Smoke Detectors/Alarms !?! 🤨Unattended kitchen fires, or an issue with one of the rigs having a short of some type would be my guess, or maybe a dryer fire?
I doubt it, apparently someone rang the Station's Doorbell alerting the crew.Does L.A. County have men on housewatch?