County of Los Angeles Fire Department
Fire Report City of Vernon
JUNE 2026
County of Los Angeles Fire Department
Activity Report • City of Vernon
Incident Summary – June 2026
During June 2026, Fire personnel responded to 71 calls for service, including 66 nonemergency responses and 5 fire incidents. Fire responses consisted of one structure fire, one vehicle fire, and three outside fires. The structure fire was confined to a commercial kitchen and was extinguished prior to firefighters' arrival, resulting in minimal damage and no injuries.
Fire and EMS personnel treated 67 patients throughout the month. The most common incidents included traumatic injuries, traffic collisions, chest pain, unconscious persons, and medical illnesses. A total of 41 patients were transported via Advanced Life Support (ALS) and 11 via Basic Life Support (BLS).
Noteworthy incidents included a stabbing victim who was treated and transported, two vehicle-versus-pedestrian/scooter collisions requiring hospital transport, and a commercial kitchen fire that was quickly contained with minimal property damage. Overall, emergency personnel continued to provide timely and effective fire suppression, emergency medical care, and public safety services throughout the City of Vernon.
County of Los Angeles Fire Department
Activity Report • City of Vernon
***Total Patient Seen may be higher than Total Medical Responses due to multiple patients at any given incident. 5 0 0 0
66 0
10 20
30 40
50 60
70 ALL RESPONSES
Fire Medical Public Service Hazardous Situation No Emergency Total calls: 71
1 1 1
9 1
15 2
6 1 1
12 6
8 0
2 4
6 8
10 12
14 16
PATIENTS SEEN
Total Patients Seen: 67*
41 11
0 5
10 15
20 25
30 35
40 45
ALS BLS
ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT BASIC LIFE SUPPORT
Advanced Life Support (ALS)
Transports: to hospital in ambulance
with paramedic on board.
Basic Life Support (BLS) Transports:
without paramedic on board.
County of Los Angeles Fire Department
Activity Report • City of Vernon
NOTEWORTHY INCIDENTS
Date Unit # Type Address Notes
6/15/2026 FS13 Structure Fire South Downey Rd. Fire out on arrival. Dough from churro machine caught fire removed and
extinguished by employees. Small
contents fire approximately 1 small
kitchen trash can size. Sanitation
team on scene cleaning all products.
No employee injuries noted.
6/20/2026 FS13 Vehicle Fire South Downey Rd. Trash fire, LA City Area 6/24/2026 FS13 Outside Fire East Leonis Ave. Outside fire. 6/25/2026 FS13 Outside Fire South Downey Rd. AOS single vehicle TC, extinguished car fire.
6/27/2026 FS52 Outside Fire East Slauson Ave. Outside trash fire. No values damages.
SAFETY TIP:
The Los Angeles County Fire Department urges you and your family to always be prepared for an earthquake. Here are a few tips on how to stay safe and prepared for the aftermath of a major earthquake. If an earthquake hits:
• Drop, Cover, and Hold. Take cover under a sturdy desk or table and hold on to it until the shaking stops. • Keep your hallway clear. It is one of the safest places to be during an earthquake. • Learn how to shut off utilities.
• Keep an earthquake supply kit (water, food, radio, flashlight, first aid, cash, etc.) • Please visit www.fire.lacounty.gov/emergency-disaster-preparedness-safety-tips/ 6/23/2026 Stabbing A Patient found walking in parking lot of commercial building. Two stab/puncture wounds on forearm distal to elbow. Patient was across street in la city’s area when he was assaulted and robbed. Arm was not mangled, bleeding controlled with direct pressure. Wounds bandaged.
Assisted to gurney.
5/27/2026 Traffic Collision involving a
pedestrian
A Patient riding scooter on the sidewalk, and a box truck was pulling out of the parking lot struck him. Patient complained about left ankle pain, no deformity and was transported to hospital.
5/28/2026 Traffic Collision involving a
pedestrian
A Patient riding scooter; when a car pulled in front and stopped. Patient struck stationary car not thrown or run over, patient was transferred due to left elbow and left knee pain.
OTHER NOTEWORTHY NON-FIRE INCIDENTS AND TRAFFIC COLLISIONS