The Los Santos County Lifeguards are recruiting. Now more than ever, our beaches need protecting.

Were looking for young and old, swift and fast people to try out for our Lifeguard Division.

Who knows what could happen, our proud volunteers save lives daily.

Will you answer the call to serve?

It is with a heavy heart that the Los Santos City Fire Department announces the line of duty death of Fire Chief Samuel Smith.

During a routine flight pattern above Central Los Santos, Fire-4, operated by Chief Samuel Smith, issued a mayday after suffering a sudden and complete loss of electrical power and control of the aircraft.

The helicopter spiralled out of control and crashed violently in the downtown area, causing a large-scale incident with multiple explosions and debris scattered across the street.

Upon arrival, crews responding and medical personnel observed injuries that were clearly incompatible with life, including extreme polytrauma. Chief Smith suffered catastrophic blunt force trauma to the head, with an open comminated skull fracture, brain matter partially exposed through the torn scalp, and heavy arterial bleeding from the cranial wound.

Additional severe injuries included flail chest and massive internal haemorrhage. Despite all life-saving efforts by on-scene fire and medical teams, the chief could not be saved.

At 9:20 PM EST on 20th of April 1995, Fire Chief Samuel Smith was pronounced deceased at Pillbox Medical Center. Chief Samuel Smith served the City of Los Santos with dedication and courage.

His leadership and commitment to the department and the community will never be forgotten.

We, the Los Santos Fire Department. Will be pressing charges against the bird for manslauter. We hope our lawyers will fair well in bird court!

Rest now boss, for your watch has ended!

It is with a heavy heart that the Los Santos Fire Department announces the Line-Of-Duty death of Firefighter Atly “Burp Boy” Vaughn, Badge #7209, assigned to Station 31. Firefighter Vaughn was tragically passed away while on duty.

Firefighter Vaughn was returning to his station when he was attacked by a member of the public at McDonald & Davis in South Los Santos. Firefighter Vaughn Initiated his panic alarm.

It is unknown what happened to Vaughn in the minutes before and after the panic alarm. On arrival crews from across the city including law enforcement arrived to a site of horror. Vaughn was found to be stabbed multiple times and also had his throat slit.

The crews on scene pronounced him deceased and transported to the Hospital. A dedicated and respected member of the LSFD, Atly Vaughn exemplified the highest standards of professionalism, courage, and compassion throughout his career.

He will be remembered for his commitment to excellence in emergency medical services and his unwavering dedication to his crew and the community. A dedicated and respected member of the LSFD, Atly Vaughn exemplified the highest standards of professionalism, courage, and compassion throughout his short career.

He will be remembered for his commitment to excellence in emergency medical services and his unwavering dedication to his crew and the community. The Los Santos Fire Department has notified Firefighter Vaughn’s family, and our thoughts and prayers are with them, along with his friends, colleagues, and all who knew and served alongside him during this incredibly difficult time.

The Los Santos Fire Department extends its deepest condolences to the family of Firefighter Atly Vaughn and to the entire LSFD family. His sacrifice and service will never be forgotten. 

It is with profound sorrow that the Los Santos Fire Department announces the line-of-duty death of Captain Freddie Wong, Badge #1239, assigned to Station 33 and EMS 33.

Captain Wong tragically passed away while responding to and operating at an emergency medical call after being stabbed with a hypodermic needle. He was performing his duties in service to the people of Los Santos when the incident occurred. A dedicated and respected member of the LSFD, Captain Wong exemplified the highest standards of professionalism, courage, and compassion throughout his career.

He will be remembered for his commitment to excellence in emergency medical services and his unwavering dedication to his crew and the community. The Los Santos Fire Department has notified Captain Wong’s family, and our thoughts and prayers are with them, along with his friends, colleagues, and all who knew and served alongside him during this incredibly difficult time.

Flags at all LSFD facilities will be lowered to half staff immediately. All on duty personnel will wear badge shrouds until further notice. Details regarding memorial services, funeral arrangements, and any additional information will be released as they become available.

The Los Santos Fire Department extends its deepest condolences to the family of Captain Freddie Wong and to the entire LSFD family. His sacrifice and service will never be forgotten.

May you rest in peace Freddie, for you're watch has ended.

It is with profound regret and deepest sorrow that the LSFD announces the Line of Duty Death of Deputy Chief Aurora Cummins, who made the ultimate sacrifice on March 24, 1995, while in the performance of her duties. 

Deputy Chief Cummins served with honour, courage, and unwavering dedication to the protection of life and property. Her leadership and commitment to the fire service reflect the highest traditions of the department. 

The members of the LSFD extend their heartfelt condolences to the Cummins family, friends, and all who had the privilege of serving alongside her. 

Deputy Chief Cummins will be remembered with the utmost respect and gratitude for her selfless service. 

Rest in peace, Deputy Chief Cummins. Your watch is complete. 

Since joining the department, Assistant Chief James Bryant has distinguished himself through his unwavering dedication, exemplary leadership, and steadfast commitment to the preservation of life and the delivery of exceptional patient care. Throughout his service, he has consistently placed the needs of others before his own, embodying the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and compassion that define this department.

It is with great pride and sincere pleasure that we announce his appointment to the position of Chief Deputy. This promotion reflects not only his outstanding service record, but also the respect and confidence he has earned from his peers, his superiors, and the community he so faithfully serves.

Chief Deputy Bryant has continually demonstrated the qualities necessary to lead with strength, sound judgment, and accountability. His dedication to the department’s mission, combined with his proven ability to serve both the organization and the public at the highest level, has made him exceptionally deserving of this advancement.

On behalf of the department, we extend our congratulations to Chief Deputy James Bryant on this well-earned promotion. The Department Oversight Board looks forward to supporting him as he continues to advance in his career and contribute to the ongoing success, professionalism, and service excellence of this department.

The Los Santos Fire Department regrets to announce the line of duty death of Chief Deputy Luca Zanetti.

Chief Deputy Zanetti served the department with honor, professionalism, and unwavering dedication. Although his tenure with the department was brief, he quickly earned the respect of his fellow firefighters through his experience, leadership, and commitment to protecting the community.

On March 7, 1995, Chief Deputy Zanetti sustained critical injuries while operating at a structure fire. During search and rescue operations inside the building, a structural collapse occurred, trapping him. He was removed from the scene and transported to the hospital for emergency treatment. After remaining in a coma for an extended period, Chief Deputy Zanetti later succumbed to his injuries.

Chief Deputy Zanetti gave his life in service to others, making the ultimate sacrifice in the performance of his duties. His courage and devotion to duty reflect the highest traditions of the fire service.

The thoughts and prayers of the Los Santos Fire Department are with Chief Deputy Zanetti’s family, friends, and brothers and sisters in the fire service during this difficult time.

The Los Santos Fire Department (LSFD) is announcing that multiple personnel have expressed interest in supporting the operation of the Los Santos Coroner’s Office. Personnel assigned in this capacity would be responsible for managing fatalities within the city, particularly in incidents where the Fire Department is on scene and a patient is pronounced deceased. Duties include completing the required documentation, recording observed injuries, determining the cause of death, and processing associated reports and follow-up paperwork. This initiative is part of our continued effort to broaden opportunities and strengthen service to the wider community. Those interested in participating should submit a web ticket addressed to the Chain of Command. 

The Los Santos Fire Department responded to a 100% Evolved Single Occupancy Dwelling (Unoccupied), Crews from the 31 and 29 Houses arrived on scene to start fire suppression. On arrival crews witnessed an house fully engulfed in flames. Crews from Engine 31 started fire suppression operations, backed up by Tower Ladder 31 as backup. Conditions within the fire was less than ideal, witnessing Firearms & Drugs located within the property. Precautions to preserve life was issued and all crews were warned about active electrical hazards. Tower Ladder 31, was pulled from active interior attack and moved to roof ventilation. Preforming several cuts into the roof of the structure to allow hot gases and smoke to clear from the inside of the house, improving visibility for the crews inside. The fire was effectively put out and an overhaul was preformed. Due to there being Firearms & Drugs present a Fire Marshal was called to discover the cause of the fire, that being determined to be electrical from a faulty outlet to the refrigerator. All crews were later returned back into service after the incident was deemed safe and clear by the Fire Marshal and the Scene Commander.