Azusa Fire Department

== Area Served ==
The Azusa Fire Department served the City of Azusa, located in the San Gabriel Valley, at the entrance to the San Gabriel Canyon, giving the city its nickname "The Canyon City," in northern Los Angeles County, some 27 miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles. Azusa is named after the Azusa grant upon which the town was situated and appears to have been derived from the indigenous Tongva place name Asuksa-nga. The city has a total area of 9.13 square miles and a population of approximately 49,762.
== History ==
On June 16, 1981, the Azusa City Council chose to contract fire protection services to the Los Angeles County Fire Department which took effect on March 1, 1983.
=== Fire Stations===
Fire Station	Address 	In Service 	Notes
1 	605 North Angeleno Avenue	1961 - 1983	Became LACoFD Station 32.
2 	18453 Sierra Madre Avenue	1952 - 1983	Became LACoFD Station 97, decommissioned in 2016.
== Apparatus ==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
: 1963 Crown CP125-109 pumper (1250/400) (SN#F-1314) (Ex-Engine 7)
: 1963 Chevrolet II wagon (1st Asst. Chief) (Ex-Unit 101) (Rented by the City) 
: 1962 Chevrolet pickup (2nd Asst. Chief) (Ex-Unit 102) 
: 1959 Ford Ranchero (Fire Chief) (Ex-Unit 100) (Rented by the City) 
: 1958 Ford pickup (Ex-Rescue 111)
: 1958 Crown CP125-93-SP pumper (1250/500) (SN#F-1146) (Ex-Engine 110, ex-Engine 3)
: 1958 Dodge station wagon (Fire Prevention Bureau) (Ex-Unit 108) 
: 1957 Ford pickup (Ex-Rescue 121) 
: 1949 Seagrave pumper (750/-) (Ex-Engine 120)
: 1941 Chevrolet tanker (-/500) (Ex-Engine 140) 
: 1941 Chevrolet tanker (-/500) (Ex-Engine 150)
: 1937 Seagrave pumper (750/-) (Ex-Engine 130) 
Category:Defunct fire departments of Los Angeles County
Category:Former operators of Crown apparatus
Category:Former operators of Seagrave apparatus