Fire | Culver City, CA

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The mission of the Culver City Fire Department is to protect life, property, and the environment by providing prompt and professional fire protection and life safety services.

Core Value Professionalism. Through our attitude, actions, and appearance, we will demonstrate competence and strive for excellence.

Core Value Compassion. We will provide comfort and care to those in distress.

Core Value Respect. We will hold in high regard the diversity within our organization and the community we serve.

Core Value Trust. We will keep our commitments, hold ourselves accountable, and act with integrity.

Core Value Humility. We will carry out our duties as public servants while always maintaining a modest opinion of ourselves.

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Apr 25
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Join us as we celebrate Fire Service Day! Saturday, May 12, 2018 9 AM – 4 PM Fire Station 1 (9600 Culver Blvd.) Get… https://t.co/mD63iuvHqk
Apr 23
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SoCalGas Pipeline work on 4/25/18, 3 to 7am, @ Hannum & Playa. Work will include safe release of natural gas. https://t.co/8RQk1r2EAF
Apr 05
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FAQs

Where can I safely get rid of expired or unwanted medicine?

SAFE Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center s*

Household Hazardous Waste C ollection Event s*

*Note: It is illegal for household hazardous waste collection centers and events to collect controlled substances. You must take controlled substances to an approved Controlled Substance Public Disposal Location.

Prescription Drug Take Back Day Events. The Police Department, in partnership with the Drug Enforcement Administration, typically hosts a collection event in April and/or October of each year.
Where can I learn CPR?

Periodically, the Department hosts Hands-Only CPR events. You can like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter to keep up-to-date on upcoming events.

The American Heart Association and the American Red Cross offer CPR Certification Courses.
How do I ensure I have installed my child’s car seat properly?

Visit the California Highway Patrol (CHP) website for detailed info. If you are not confident on how to properly secure your child in a safety seat, contact your local CHP Office and ask to speak with a passenger safety technician. Culver City’s Local Office is:

West Los Angeles CHP (565)

6300 Bristol Parkway

Culver City, CA 90230

(310) 642-3939

Office hours: Monday – Friday - 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Fire extinguishers--does the fire department service them?

No, but you may contact the Fire Prevention Division at (310) 253-5925 for the latest information on state-approved and Culver City-approved contractors.
Smoke Alarms--how often should I change the batteries?
You should change your batteries twice a year and we recommend you change them each time you set your clocks for standard time and daylight saving time.
- Smoke Alarm Facts
- Where to place your smoke alarms

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