Marathon Los Angeles Refinery Fire Department

The other Wilmington Refinery is operated by Valero.
==About==
The Carson and Wilmington refineries were merged under Marathon Oil in 2017. The business unit uses Los Angeles Refinery - Carson (LAR-C) and Los Angeles Refinery - Wilmington (LAR-W) notation to identify the facilities.
The Carson refinery was built in 1938. The refineries were operated by the Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO) until 2000, Arco was purchased by BP in 2000. The refineries were sold to Tesoro in 2012, then Andeavor (rebranded Tesoro) was purchased with Marathon Petroleum Corp. in 2018.
==Apparatus Roster==
===Fire Station - 2101 East Pacific Coast Highway, Wilmington===
*Tower 1 - Ferrara Inferno (3000/-/300F/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#H-4298)
*Engine 2 - 2023 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (3000/250/1000F) (SN#37018)
*Engine 6 - Ferrara Igniter (3000/-/1200F) (SN#H-4297)
*2012 Pierce Arrow XT 6700 6x4 industrial aerial (3000/-/?F/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#24721) (Ex-BP Carson Refinery)
*2007 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 industrial pumper (3000/-/?F) (SN#19533)
==Retired Apparatus==
:1978 LaFrance Century (1500/650F/50' TeleSqurt) (SN#CE-14-6043) (Ex-ARCO Los Angeles Refinery) (Transferred to Cherry Point Refinery Fire Rescue)
:1963 Ford C-610 / Yankee foam pumper (1500/-/1000F) (Ex-ARCO Los Angeles Refinery) (Transferred to Cherry Point Refinery Fire Rescue)
==Station Map==
Category:Los Angeles County
Category:Industrial Fire Departments (California)
Category:California departments operating Ferrara apparatus
Category:California departments operating Pierce apparatus
Los Angeles Refinery