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Firefighters responded to bystander reports that a man jumped in the flowing water in pursuit of his dog. Crews responded to several bridges and access points down river and located the canine, who had managed to swim safely to the edge and escape the rapids. LAFD Air Ops lowered a rescuer into the water, who was able to grab the patient, who was still conscious. They were hoisted into the aircraft, and transported to the local hospital by air. His dog was taken to a local shelter for temporary care for minor injuries. 📷: Daniel Castillo LAFD Valley
#LAFD Talk 💬637,736 views • 2 years ago
If you're noticing an increase in smoke today, that's expected. Fire crews are continuing operations in the area, and changing weather conditions and ongoing suppression may make smoke more visible. Councilmember Ysabel Jurado LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD) LA City Emergency Management Department (EMD)County LA Public Health L.A. County Fire Department Hilda Solis
#LAFD Talk 💬24,137 views • 3 months ago
LAFD joined regional partners for a multi-agency brush fire exercise near the Angeles National Forest’s Little Tujunga Hotshots Station, training alongside ANF, LACoFD, Burbank, Glendale, and Pasadena Fire. #LAFD #LosAngeles #MTZ #MutualAid #AutomaticAid #BrushFire #Training
#LAFD Talk 💬14,281 views • 5 months ago
#PalisadesFire We understand residents in areas less impacted by the fire and frustrated and want to return home. It's not safe yet and all agencies are working tirelessly to remove hazards to allow for a safe repopulation plan. We will tell you immediately when it is safe. #LAFD UnifiedLA
#LAFD Talk 💬25,384 views • 1 year ago
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