Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACoFD) serves a vast and diverse area, encompassing many cities and unincorporated regions within Los Angeles County. Here’s an overview of their service areas:

Incorporated Cities Served

LACoFD provides fire protection and emergency medical services (EMS) to 60+ cities within Los Angeles County, including:

• Agoura Hills
• Bellflower
• Carson
• Claremont
• Diamond Bar
• Duarte
• Gardena
• Glendora
• Hawthorne
• Malibu
• Palmdale
• Pomona
• San Dimas
• Santa Clarita
• South Gate
• West Hollywood
• Whittier

(These are just examples; the full list is extensive.)

Unincorporated Areas

LACoFD also serves many unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. These include rural communities, mountain areas, and neighborhoods not officially part of any city, such as:

• Acton
• Altadena
• Castaic
• East Los Angeles
• Littlerock
• Topanga
• Val Verde

Specialized Areas

LACoFD provides services to several unique and challenging environments:

• Wildland Urban Interface Areas: Like Angeles National Forest and Santa Monica Mountains.
• Airports: Including Whiteman Airport and other smaller municipal airports.
• Ports: Provides fire and emergency services to the Port of Los Angeles.
• Medical and Educational Facilities: Partners with local institutions, including hospitals and colleges.

Coverage Exclusions

Certain cities in Los Angeles County maintain their own fire departments, including:

• Los Angeles City
• Beverly Hills
• Pasadena
• Long Beach
• Glendale
• Burbank
• Santa Monica

These cities operate independently and are not covered by LACoFD.