Beginning today, the Lakewood fire district which includes Lakewood Village, Lakewood City and part of Mayfair, now is part of the county fire district. The Lakewood Volunteer Fire Department is no more. Walter Pipps, Assistant Chief Earl Bollschweiler, Chief C. Rusk, secretary-treasurer Sterling Parr C. Jones, President of the Lakewood Fire Department G.
The first truck on the left (our Engine 12!), William F. The Lakewood district became a part of the Los Angeles County Fire District. Lakewood “SMOKE EATERS” – Here are members of the Lakewood Volunteer Fire Department and their three trucks. The article is about the end of the Lakewood Fire Department.
The Signal Hill LaFrance is now awaiting a total frame-off restoration to its original appearance.Īn image from the Long Beach Press Telegram newspaper dated July 1, 1945. What is known is that in the summer of 1996 it became part of the growing County of Los Angeles Fire Museum collection. Again, we don’t have much history about this rig during its second period of County service. At that time it was designated as Engine 45 in the new Lakewood Fire Protection District. Not much is known of this engine’s history during the next fifteen years, but some time in the early 1940’s it found its way back to the County fire department.
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