Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 47

Arcadia Fire Department is administered by the city of Arcadia, Calif., provides fire protection and rescue services. The fire department delivers necessary services to minimize the loss of life and property threatened by the hazards of fire. The department helps in hazardous incidents and disaster situations in the community by providing medical and rescue emergency services. It offers ongoing training and community educational programs. The department has fire pumpers, 100-foot aerial ladder, rescue ambulances, utility trucks, staff cars, mobile air compressor and command vehicles. It has been providing fire prevention information and tips for safety to home and community members since 1923. The department employs more than 50 fire personnel.

JAM Corporation is a leading provider of Fire Alarm and Fire Protection Systems in Los Angeles County and surrounding areas, specializing in risk assessment and high-quality, cost-effective solutions to ensure the safety of buildings, equipment, and personnel. Since its establishment in 1993, the company has successfully installed complex low-voltage systems, including CCTV, Public Address, and Access Control, across a variety of commercial and industrial facilities. With a diverse portfolio that includes installations in educational institutions, hospitals, government buildings, and military facilities, JAM Corporation has earned a reputation for excellence in sales and installation of Fire Protection Technology Systems. Their commitment to delivering professional services is evident in their extensive experience and the trust placed in them by various high-profile projects throughout Southern California. Generated from the website

The Sierra Madre Volunteer Fire Department, established in 1921, is the sole all-volunteer fire department in Los Angeles County. Led by Department Chief Stephen Heydorff, the dedicated team of 46 members provides vital fire control, medical response, prevention, and education services to the community. Dispatched through the Verdugo Fire Communications Center, the department collaborates with neighboring fire departments and agencies for mutual aid in safeguarding the San Gabriel Mountains and the residents of Sierra Madre from potential threats in the wild land/urban interface area. Generated from their available business information