FIRE STATION 1 - 400 15th Street

  

Station 1 was officially opened July 1, 2006. This approximately 16,000 square foot station will house Engine 21 and Rescue 21 and serve the Residents of Manhattan Beach for many years to come.

Station 1 first in area of Responsibility is from the Pacific Ocean east to Sepulveda Boulevard and north and south to the city's boundaries. This station responds to mutual aid calls to the neighboring cities.

STAFF

• One Paramedic Engine Company (E21) crew of 3
• One Paramedic Rescue (R21) crew of 2
• One Command Vehicle (BC21) crew of 1
• Fire Administrative Offices
  • Fire Chief
  • Deputy Fire Chief
  • Fire Prevention
    • Fire Marshal
    • Senior Fire Inspector
    • Fire Inspector
    • Fire Inspector Apprentice
  • Senior Management Analyst 
  • Administrative Analyst
  • Office Assistant
  • Emergency Preparedness Administrator

FIRE STATION 2 - 1400 Manhattan Beach Boulevard

Station 2 was established on December 12, 1954.  It oversees the stretch between Sepulveda Boulevard and Aviation Boulevard to the east, and from Artesia to Rosecrans. This station also responds to Mutual aid calls in the surrounding cities and strike teams to areas of Southern California during brush fire seasons. In October 2021, the station underwent extensive renovations to modernize its infrastructure.  On February 28, 2024, crews officially moved into the newly revitalized space.

STAFF

• One Paramedic Engine Company (Q22) crew of 3
• One Paramedic Rescue (R22) crew of 2

Fire Chief: Jesse Alexander

Deputy Fire Chief: Anthony Gomes

Division Chief Shift A: John Dulmage

Division Chief Shift B: Kevin Tiscareno

Division Chief Shift C: Tyler Wade

Fire Marshal: Suzy Contreras

Mission Statement

"Always Here Serving Our Community as Family."

Department Core Values

• Integrity
• Empathy
• Loyalty
• Teamwork
• Ownership
• ...Do The Right Thing

Department Vision Statement

Manhattan Beach Firefighters shall be innovative leaders in the fire service, engaged members in the community, and accountable and decisive in their actions.

Operations Section Vision Statement

Manhattan Beach Fire Department personnel will move from a Fire Department, which also provides Emergency Medical Services, to an innovative, All Hazard Response Organization, that engages the community and surrounding agencies to become a leader in all hazard response.

Logistics Section Vision Statement

The Logistics Section of the Manhattan Beach Fire Department provides a support process to help meet the Department’s mission and functional needs.

Planning Section Vision Statement

The Planning Section of the Manhattan Beach Fire Department is committed to preparing our residents, community partners, and valued employees for tomorrow’s challenges and successes through education, communication, and collaborative leadership.

PARAMEDIC FIRE ENGINE 21
2024 Pierce Arrow XT Engine with 2000 GPM pump equipped with Advanced Life Support medical equipment and wildland strike team/structure protection deployment ready.

PARAMEDIC QUINT 22
2018 E-One "Quint" with 2000 GPM pump, 75-foot aerial ladder and a full complement of vehicle extrication tools and Advanced Life Support medical equipment.

PARAMEDIC RESCUE 21
2016 Ford F350 Rescue Ambulance equipped for Advanced Life Support care and transportation to local emergency rooms.

PARAMEDIC RESCUE 22
2016 Ford F350 Rescue Ambulance equipped for Advanced Life Support care and transportation to local emergency rooms.

BATTALION 21
2017 Dodge Ram Truck 1500 Command Vehicle with snug top and Strike Team Leader deployment ready.