A fire destroyed much of the Los Angeles County Fire Department early Wednesday morning.
The destruction inside Station 164 in Huntington Park also included a fire truck and a medical emergency unit, according to the office of Janice Hahn, a regional representative for the county Board of Supervisors who inspected the scene.
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Firefighters at the station were woken up just before 4 a.m. by a report from a passerby.Additional units were called in before the fire was extinguished at 5:17 a.m.
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According to the police, no injuries were reported.
“This was a tragedy. We will find out what happened, but in the meantime, we will take care of the firefighters who bravely descended from their bedrooms in T-shirts and flip-flops. I grabbed the hose to fight this fire and save my home,” Hahn said in a statement.
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The employee was temporarily reassigned to another fire station. Hahn said resources will be provided to ensure response times are not affected.
