Over the last 34 years, the Los Angeles Fire Department Toy Program has distributed more than THREE MILLION toys throughout the City.
Hear well, live well.
Untreated hearing loss can keep you from enjoying the activities that mean the most to you—like spending time with family, catching up with old friends, or attending a concert or a film. It can also strain your personal relationships, make your work life harder to manage, and put your safety at risk.
How times have changed. Less than 22% of American households are composed of married couples with dependent children, according to the latest U.S. Census.
Several months ago I shared with you a story about one of our premier LAFD officers, Captain II Bill Finn. I was attempting to capture the leadership qualities that Captain Finn shared, not only in his career, but now in retirement at the LAFD’s Leadership Academy. From that article, “University of the Kitchen Table,” I hope many of you took to heart the pearls gathered from Finn’s lecture.
The Washington Firefighter printed an excellent article in 1999 by retired Chief Dennis Compton that can be directly applied to accountability in search operations (and for that matter, other fireground operations). Following are selected portions of Chief Compton’s article:
Company Officers
Whether you love a challenging course or just enjoying a beautiful afternoon out on the green, there are few things
On July 20, 2010 Fire Station 87 hosted what will hopefully become an epic annual blood drive to benefit Randall Opperman III,
Fireman John Herbert died on March 20, 1949 in a basement fire. The following story,
The markets don’t always behave the way we’d like them to: Geopolitical turmoil, natural disasters,
For more than six months, Hope for Firefighters has been the talk-of-the-town at the Relief Association. The largest