FIRE CHIEFS - Los Angeles County Fire Museum
Aug 22, 2022 · Second County Forester, Fish & Game Warden and first County Fire Chief 1925 – 1952. Chief Turner served for twenty seven years.
LACoFD TIMELINE - Los Angeles County Fire Museum
Chief Spencer Turner January 10, 1925: Chief Flintham dies after a short fut very serious illness. His assistant, Spencer Turner, was appointed head of all crews to become the County …
HISTORY OF FORESTRY - Los Angeles County Fire Museum
Spencer Tuner, a prominent figure in Los Angeles County Forestry’s heritage, was appointed Forester and Fire Warden, just two days before the passing of previous Forester and Fire …
LACoFD Centennial (1923 - 2023) As the - Facebook
In the 1920s, Fire Chiefs Stuart Flintham and Spence Turner worked to form the foundation of the County of Los Angeles Fire Department, overcoming bureaucratic, financial, and legal …
Los Angeles County Fire Department - Wikipedia
The Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACoFD) provides firefighting and emergency medical services for the unincorporated parts of Los Angeles County, California, [1] as well as 59 cities …
L.A. County’s fire chief to retire after nearly 21 years
Nov 25, 2009 · Freeman is the second-longest-serving chief since Spence Turner, who commanded the department for 27 years from 1925 to 1952. Freeman, 64, was allowed to …
About Us - Fire Department
Deputy Fire Chief Albert Yanagisawa has served the County of Los Angeles Fire Department (LACoFD) for 23 years beginning in the year 2000. He was appointed to deputy fire chief in …
Organization - Los Angeles Fire Department
The LAFD is a collective of 3,246 uniformed fire personnel and 353 professional support personnel dedicated to your safety.
LACoFD on Twitter: "Congrats to Battalion Chief Espy, Fire Captain ...
Feb 28, 2020 · LACoFD on Twitter: "Congrats to Battalion Chief Espy, Fire Captain Spencer, Captain Lee, and President of the LACo Stentorians, FFPM Gray III - all were honored by the …
Congratulations to... - Los Angeles County Fire Department
Congratulations to our newly promoted #LACoFD Battalion Chiefs! On Monday, March 18th, Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone had an opportunity to speak with and present our newly promoted …