"This is serious, people need to wear their mask, they need to social distance, because my kids don't have a father anymore." LAFD firefighter and paramedic Jose Perez lost his life to COVID-19. The 44-year-old's family is sharing his story and urging people to take this virus seriously. https://abc7.la/2P1kBE7 | ABC7

The #LAFD is taking emergency care to the next level with video laryngoscopes (VLs), a game-changing tool that improves patient safety and accelerates airway management in critical situations. Thanks to donor support, the LAFD Foundation secured these life-saving devices, making the LAFD the largest department in the country to adopt VL technology. Now, paramedics can intubate with high-definition precision, reducing complications and improving outcomes in the field. Your generosity helps the Fo

Here's a glimpse into being a recruit in the LAFD Training Academy. It's 22 weeks of long-enduring work that is both mentally and physically demanding. Do you have what it takes? If so, we will be accepting new applications in February/March 2022. For detailed information regarding the application process and steps needed to apply, visit joinlafd.org 🎥 Engineer Robert Smith | JoinLAFD

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