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Understanding the use of an AED

Learn more about AED use & training.

If someone suffers sudden cardiac arrest, will you know what to do? An AED could help save a life.

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Earthquake Ready?

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Important earthquake information for everyone. It's not a matter of "if" but "when." We'll help you prepare.

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Ready, Set, Go!

This program is for everyone living in Los Angeles

Don't gamble with your family's safety when a wildfire threatens your neighborhood. Learn how to stay safe and protect your home.

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Safe 365 Program

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MySafe:LA, in partnership with the L.A. Fire Department and the LAFD Museum is offering a full year of public safety education in schools, Rec and Parks, and other facilities.

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Flu Epidemic

Protect yourself against H1N1 flu!

H1N1 Flu is rapidly impacting the Los Angeles area. Get the latest information on the flu, along with resources to help keep your family healthy.

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What Does a Rescue Dog do? With the recent tragedy in Haiti, a number of residents in Los Angeles have asked about our own security during a significant emergency. In addition to the various land, sea, and air resources that are available, California Task Force One (CA-TF-1), managed for FEMA by the Los Angeles Fire Department, has several rescue dogs on its roster. Several of these dogs are owned by their handlers (not the department), and these individuals dedicate themselves to saving lives with their canine companions. They pay for all of their food, transport, and training out of their own pockets, so it is truely a labor of love. Let's see what these dogs do, and learn how they can help save YOU in the event of an earthquake or other disaster. Click Here.



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When driving in the rain, please remember: If you have your windshield wipers activated, then you must have your headlights one as well. It's the law! For additional information on what to do during the rain, please visit the flooding section of the MySafe:LA website.



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If you spot flood damage on your street or while driving or moving about the city, please take immediate action. Dial 3-1-1 and report the damage. Be prepared to give a brief description, an address (if applicable), and any other information that the city may require. Be a good neighbor and help keep your friends and loved ones safe.



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What Does a Rescue Dog do? With the recent tragedy in Haiti, a number of residents in Los Angeles have asked about our own security during a significant emergency. In addition to the various land, sea, and air resources that are available, California Task Force One (CA-TF-1), managed for FEMA by the Los Angeles Fire Department, has several rescue dogs on its roster. Several of these dogs are owned by their handlers (not the department), and these individuals dedicate themselves to saving lives with their canine companions. They pay for all of their food, transport, and training out of their own pockets, so it is truely a labor of love. Let's see what these dogs do, and learn how they can help save YOU in the event of an earthquake or other disaster. Click Here.