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Aug 29, 2026
Sep 18, 2026
Provide technical support, maintenance, and enhancement services for its public-facing website (lafd.org) and internal department intranet. These systems are critical for community information and internal administrative resources.
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City
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Los Angeles
County
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Los Angeles
Phone Number
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213-485-6003
Zip Code
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90012-4110
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Los Angeles Fire Department
The board meeting featured a presentation celebrating a successful cardiac arrest recovery and patient reunion. Key discussion topics included potential revisions to brush clearance regulations in response to fire science research and community feedback, follow-up on EMS staffing and paramedic training programs, and concerns raised by union representatives regarding member welfare, staffing shortages, and support for injured personnel.
The board discussed staffing shortages, the implementation of coded assign hire, strategies for reintegrating personnel on workers' compensation, and the need for budget allocations to improve staffing. Significant attention was given to Measure FD, a ballot measure aimed at funding fire department resources. Public comments highlighted concerns regarding fire station conditions, dispatch reform, and the working conditions of paramedics and EMTs, with suggestions for a new paramedic academy to improve recruitment and retention. Additionally, the fire chief provided an update on a recent promotional badge ceremony.
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The Board of Fire Commissioners convened a special meeting to discuss the implementation of a new coded assign hire process. The discussion centered on balancing staffing shortages and maintaining public safety mandates with the need for predictability and flexibility for firefighters. The Board and leadership reviewed interim measures, including a temporary return to the expired 2024 process, while outlining the timeline and steps for implementing the new, more equitable system which will allow for greater member agency in selecting work schedules.
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