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West Covina Fire Department
West Covina, CA · Los Angeles County
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The West Covina Fire Department serves the city of West Covina in Los Angeles County's San Gabriel Valley. It operates out of five fire stations spread across the community, delivering emergency services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The department's work spans fire suppression, prevention, technical rescue, disaster preparedness, emergency medical services, and public education. Its firefighters are cross-trained to handle medical emergencies, fires of all types and sizes, transportation accidents, and other emergency calls.
Beyond core emergency response, the department runs community-facing programs including an Ambulance Subscription Program, a Fire Explorer Program for young people interested in fire service careers, public education, a Retired Senior Volunteer Program, and the Safe Haven infant-safety program at all stations. The department is staffed by a mix of career firefighters and civilian personnel.
MissionTo provide the highest level of life and property safety in a caring and cost-effective manner.
The West Covina Fire Department does not post a dedicated recruitment or careers page on its city website, so open firefighter positions are typically advertised through the City of West Covina's employment listings when hiring is active. Candidates interested in the fire service can also explore the department's Fire Explorer Program as an entry point.
For current openings and application details, prospective candidates should contact Fire Administration at 626-939-8824 or email wcfd@westcovina.org.
How do I apply to become a West Covina firefighter?
The department does not maintain a dedicated careers page; firefighter openings are advertised through the City of West Covina when hiring is active. Contact Fire Administration at 626-939-8824 or wcfd@westcovina.org for current opportunities.
How many fire stations does West Covina have?
The department operates five fire stations across the city (Stations 121, 122, 123, 124, and 125), providing emergency coverage 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
What kinds of calls do West Covina firefighters respond to?
Firefighters are cross-trained to respond to medical emergencies, fires of all types and sizes, transportation accidents, technical rescue incidents, and other emergency service calls.
Is there a program for young people interested in a fire service career?
Yes. The department runs a Fire Explorer Program aimed at young people exploring careers in the fire service.
Who leads the West Covina Fire Department?
The department is led by Fire Chief Greg McKeown, with Assistant Fire Chief Jim Rudroff overseeing operations.