The following is a look inside of old Fire Station 4 which served the downtown area/Civic Center of L.A. between 1948 and 2007. The LAFD station was located at 800 North Main Street and is one of 106 fire stations serving the city of Los Angeles. The station was replaced by a newer structure located at 450 Temple Street. This station, along with many others, were the subject of “Then & Now: The LAFD”. The project, produced by Westlake Signal Group visited many stations that were part of the “Prop F” Replacement project that replaced many of these classic old buildings. Then & Now: The LAFD won the Telly Award for Excellence in Documentary Film Production among many other honors and presentations. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS BUILDING HAS BEEN DEMOLISHED.
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Inside view of engine 2 responding to a fire alarm – by Dirk Steinhardt – http://www.rescue911.de – Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA – 09.09.2008
A typical day as the life of a firefighter in Arvada, Colorado.
A video compilation of my training in the fire academy
MFD responding class 1, mach 1, to a car fire training event
This video was created by Albert Belez with KETK NBC 56 for The Noonday Volunteer Fire Department after we lost two of our brothers. Captain Kevin Williams and Firefighter Austin Cheek. Albert has been at many of our fire scenes and has become a very familiar face to us. He did a beautiful job making this video. Kevin and Austin, “We will never forget you guys. Rest In Peace Brothers.”
Fat Fire Chief slips and doesnt drop any coffee. Bunch of fire fighters are at the front door laughing.
Webisode #21: 24hrs with the San Francisco Fire Department – Station 7 starts out the morning with training with Division Chief Frank Cardinale which is followed by a series of calls, one called in as a body burning- find more webisodes on The Battalion – The Series
Ketchikan High School job shadow with the Ketchikan Fire Department did some live fire training with B-Shift.
Fire Safety Tips For Cooking & Kitchen, Firefighter Kelly 2