Live with LAFD: Incident Command System

Today we talk about the Incident Command System (ICS) with Battalion Chief Scott LaRue. What is ICS? How is it implemented? Why is it important and much more!

[@lesterclement9145]

Thank you for this information.

[@xvsj-s2x]

Impressive, West Point Grad. Thank you for your service, courage and sacrifice to our country. Next perfect overview of the ICS system and purpose for the need along with the tactical usage of ICS. Great job Chief La Rue 🇺🇸🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒 be safe

[@lafd]

Thank you, we appreciate the feedback

[@DreamRanger1]

you both did an awesome job. Love it and thanks for protecting us all.

[@memoarias4218]

Great drill Chief! Thank you guys

[@aportman58]

I am a retired firefighter (captain) and currently actively involved with our local fire department it would have been awesome to have this type of programs back in earlier days!

[@billfenner7084]

It sounds like a well organized kind of a thing. I was impressed

[@lafd]

Thank you!

[@billfenner7084]

Your welcome! I really enjoy watching your videos.

[@brandoncolvin5184]

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[@kevinkearns4164]

I'm using this in my Fire Science class at Oxnard College..Thanks

[@patrickshanley4466]

Well done. Pat Shanley, old retired guy LFD

[@lafd]

We hope you are well and healthy!

[@kevinkearns4164]

Still remember you putting on your painters hat and apron to remind us to stir Baracade. You were right when you said this visual imagery would remind us to stir it. Great teaching technique!

[@aportman58]

Great job!!!

[@zigman3105]

When you sleep in your glasses

[@Seabed3434]

Alberta

[@conjering]

I was told Alfa and Zulo depends on which way the fire is moving.

[@UmaDevi-df2dy]

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