🎧 Before the sirens, before the flashing lights, there is a calm voice holding everything together. 💛
During Telecommunicators Week, we recognize our @LACoFD911 dispatchers. They are the invisible lifelines, the steady ears working around the clock to keep our residents safe.
L.A. County Fire 911 Dispatch retweeted
Residents in Recent Burn Areas Urged to Prepare Ahead of Storm lacounty.gov/2025/10/13/resi…
L.A. County Fire 911 Dispatch retweeted
Increased risk of strong/severe thunderstorms across SW California tonight/Tue morning, capable of local damaging wind gusts of 60 mph+ brief heavy downpours+small hail. Conditions are favorable for rotating storms, capable of isolated waterspouts/tornadoes. #LAWeather #cawx
While many celebrated the 4th of July, your @LACoFD911 Dispatchers & Command Staff were hard at work, keeping the county safe through the night. With augmented staffing and dedicated personnel, the calls never stopped—and neither did they. 🇺🇸🔥9️⃣1️⃣1️⃣ #LACoFD
💐 Happy Mother’s Day to our incredible Command & Control moms! 💐
Today, we honor the strength, compassion, and dedication you show every day—both at home and on the job. Thank you for the countless moments you spend away from your families to serve the residents!
Today, Al “Action” Jackson hangs up his headset for the last time.
Al started out his Public Safety adventure in 1976 as a LACoFD Fire Explorer in Battalion 13. Over the years, Al was a Call Firefighter in Johnson Valley, Reserve Firefighter/Engineer in Hesperia, (1/4)
Al’s knowledge in Public Safety Communications was always instrumental throughout his career, including his involvement of the yearly publication “TMAC” and numerous “MTZ” communication plans. (3/4)
Today at 0800 hours, LACC transmitted an “ALL CALL” transitioning all units to the new LA-RICS radio system. This transition ended the era of #LACoFD operating on the “Blue” channels since the 1990s! #LARICS #TheMissionStartsHere 🚒 9️⃣1️⃣1️⃣ 🚑
Happy Holidays from your @LACOFD Dispatchers! 🎄🎁 #LACoFD #LACountyFire #Dispatcher #IAm911 #Firefighter #Paramedic #EMS #Christmas
L.A. County Fire 911 Dispatch retweeted
Today marks the 14-year anniversary of the tragic deaths of #LACoFD Captain Ted Hall & FFS Arnie Quinones during the #StationFire in 2009.
They made the ultimate sacrifice when Camp 16 was overrun - their actions saved the lives of over 60 individuals.
#WeShallNotForget 🙏🏼💔🕊️
🚨 At 1700 hours today, LACC activated an “All Call” Countywide Broadcast honoring Captain Ted Hall and Firefighter Specialist Arnie Quinones. Captain Hall & FFS Quinones tragically died battling the #StationFire in 2009.
We shall not forget.
Listen here: instagram.com/reel/Cwl4FGSr7…
Your @LACoFD911 stands ready for #TropicalStorm #Hilary this evening through tomorrow. ⛈️ Please follow @LACoFD & @ReadyLACounty for any emergency evacuation info. You may also visit: lacounty.gov/emergency/ Stay safe! #LACounty #CAwx #LARain
Heavy rain is expected across @CountyofLA this afternoon. Please do not disconnect while awaiting for 911 and/or the Fire Dept to answer. Note any vehicle descriptions when reporting collisions, helping responders rule out duplicates. @ReadyLACounty #CAwx #Hilary
L.A. County Fire 911 Dispatch retweeted
During #NationalPublicSafetyTelecommunicatorsWeek, we thank our hardworking @LACoFD911 dispatchers for always answering the call.
In 2022, they dispatched over 435,000 calls.
As the first, first responders, dispatchers ensure callers get the emergency help they need right away.
L.A. County Fire 911 Dispatch retweeted
This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. Local 1014 would like to salute the work of our #Local1014 #Dispatchers who work tirelessly to protect our members and the public. #NPSTW
#WeAre911 #911Strong #UnionStrong  🔥💪💛
Heavy rain is prevalent across @CountyofLA resulting in many emergency incidents. Please DO NOT disconnect while awaiting for 911 and/or the Fire Dept to answer. Note any vehicle descriptions when reporting collisions, helping responders rule out duplicates. @ReadyLACounty #CAwx
#BREAKING: 2 people trapped in a SUV in #Castaic, #SantaClarita area off Hasley Canyon @LACOFD @SCVSHERIFF on way.
L.A. County Fire 911 Dispatch retweeted
Flash flood warning for LACounty. Be safe if your going out. @MPrepardness @NWSLosAngeles @LACoFD911 @LACoFDPIO @SantaMonicaPD @SantaMonicaFire
Flash Flood Warning including Los Angeles CA, Glendale CA and Santa Clarita CA until 12:00 AM PST

ALT This graphic displays a flash flood warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 12:00 AM PST. The warning includes Los Angeles CA, Glendale CA and Santa Clarita CA. This warning is for Southwestern Los Angeles County in southwestern California. Avoid walking or driving through flood waters! Move immediately to higher ground! There are 7,705,533 people in the warning along with 1521 schools and 91 hospitals.
Your @LACoFD911 stands ready for the incoming #LARain this evening through tomorrow. Please follow @LACoFD & @ReadyLACounty for any emergency evacuation info. You may also visit: lacounty.gov/emergency/ Stay safe! #LACounty




















