Los Santos Emergency Services

''Our Family, Helping Your Family''

 

CITY OF LOS SANTOS 
   FIRE DEPARTENT

''Protecting Life & Property''

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WELCOME TO THE LSFD!

Los Santos Fire Department provides Fire Protection and Emergency Medical Services to the city of Los Santos.  All LSFD firefighters are Firefighter/EMTs, and are able to provide Fire/EMS services 24/7. The LSFD is a full time department. 


Fire Chief, LordKodi


                           Station 1 (Headquarters) is located in the Rockford Hills area of Los Santos and houses the administrative offices.

                                                                                     Station 2 is located in South Los Santos.

                                          Station 3 is located in East Los Santos and houses the training branch of the department.

                                               The LSFD fire training center is located in the rear of Station 3 in East Los Santos.

                                          The LSFD airport fire  training center is located next to Station 4 in Los Santos International Airport.

DEPARMENT APPARATUS

Engine

The main purpose of the engine is fire suppression. The engine carries 1000 feet of 5 inch supply hose, as well as 750 feet of 1 3/4 inch and 2 1/2 inch attack hose. Each engine carries 750 gallons of water, and has 1,500 gallon per minute pump. Engines also carry BLS medic bags, forest fire gear, and extrication equipment for motor vehicle accidents. There are 5 personnel stationed on each engine.

Medic

The main purpose of the medic unit is emergency medical services. The medic unit carries all necessary equipment for pre-hospital care such as cardiac monitors, airway equipment, immobilization devices, trauma dressings, medications, and obstetric kits.

Command Vehicles

The main purpose of the command vehicles are to provide transportation for shift commands as well as command staff. The command vehicles carry portable fire extinguishers, basic medical supplies and an AED. Also carried are maps, laptop capabilities, communication equipment, and equipment for setting up a unified incident command.