The station is a headqurters for Alhambra they even gave me a tour of the garage where the vehicles…read moreare parked

these graveyard firemen and women were wonderful when i called for help last night! my pops fell…read moreand broke his arm. we weren't sure if it was broken, but he did not want to go to the hospital! finally around 4am...the pain was too much for him, so called for an ambulance. firemen treated my dad so well, no rushing, just making sure he wasn't in too much pain as they transported him to he hospital. Thanks so much, professional and kind!

Two things - Both are Five Stars…read more 1. When you call them and are put on hold, the hold music if the best hold music I have ever heard (FUNKY JAMS) (maybe not Shazam Time, but it will get you movin if you are using Speakerphone) 2. Crystal in Records was very helpful, personable, resourceful and is a great asset to the department Her help saved me a lot of time.

28-year old, Alhambra Police Department Officer Alec Sanders was killed while in pursuit of a…read morestolen vehicle :( RIP brother Thin Blue Line

The City of Alhambra in Los Angeles, California is a very cool city!…read more We've had many happy gatherings here because there is such a wonderful variety of restaurants! I've had some fun shopping experiences, too! Plus, Alhambra has a Costco... and a Costco Gasoline station! Did you see that beautiful mural? How about those street signs with "City of Alhambra" as a subtitle? Amazing! For sure, we'll be back!

City of Alhambra was founded in 1874 and named after a book "The Alhambra " by Washington Irving …read more ( google search ) Spark my curiosity to now check out the book "The Alhambra ". Like many of us we came here for the food , so many food options to choose from I sometimes wish I can eat and not gained weight lol!! Today I am here to try Malabar Grill ( hot pot ) and Mr. Goods Donuts .

Nice looking fire station! Today all the garage doors were open and there were two beautiful fire…read moreengines and an ambulance inside. The display visible inside the lobby preserves local Pasadena Fire Department heritage, including antique apparatuses like their vintage horse-drawn or early motorized fire engine. Very beautiful indeed!

From the local Pasadena nurses We cant say what you've done…read moredue to privacy restrictions. But we are eternally grateful to these fire dept for taking time to be kind and explain, and teach families who might otherwise over use necessary resources.

Excellent service ! Protecting our community , always so friendly and letting the public take…read morepictures

Went to this station on 12-9-2021 @ 10:30am to drop off toys for Christmas. I rang the doorbell and…read moreknocked on the door, no one answered. What kind of fire station is this?

Not much to say about these fellas. They're local heroes and we are all grateful for their…read morecooperation and help. The Pasadena Fire Department deserves way more than 5 stars. Quick response, professional crew, and genuinely kind to everyone involved. Grateful this team is out there protecting our community. Thank you for all you do!

Rose Bowl Flea Market. Can the Pasadena Fire Dept. tell the difference between wind and heat?…read moreInspector makes the rounds 5:30am. No wind warning/advisory. Nothing over 9mph forecast the days leading up to the market. But there is a heat advisory. Tells vendors they need 40lb per leg on their canopies. Some just ignored him cause of the heat. Others suffered all day without a cover. None of the unsecured canopies blew over that day.

Truly Above and Beyond We attended an autism awareness…read moreevent at Montebello Fire Station 55, and I can honestly say it was one of the best events we've ever been to. They went all out with decorations. It was clear they put real time, effort, and heart into making everything feel welcoming and special. It honestly stood out compared to other events we've attended. Clean, Organized and Welcoming Space The station itself was very clean and well kept. They opened up both their main entrance and their outdoor area (which felt like a spacious side/back lot), giving families plenty of room to move around comfortably. Everything felt organized, safe, and inviting. Firefighters Who Truly Care Every firefighter we interacted with was incredibly kind, patient, and genuine. They went above and beyond with my son. He tends to be repetitive, but not once did anyone seem bothered. In fact, they welcomed him with open arms (literally, he gave lots of hugs!) and treated him with so much warmth and respect. You could tell they truly cared, and that meant everything. My son felt so special, and he hasn't stopped talking about it since. Quiet Room One of the most thoughtful touches was the quiet room they set up inside (in what looked like their break room, kind of like a mini home theater). My son was one of the first to use it, and he loved it. It was calm, clean, and a perfect reset space. Later on, other kids started using it too, and it was amazing to see how helpful it was for everyone. Fun Activities for All Ages They didn't just host an event, they created an experience. The kids got to participate in a hands on activity/training that was adapted for different ages. My 2.5 year old nephew and my 11 year old son both enjoyed it, which says a lot. They also gave out snacks, treats, and prizes, which made it even more exciting for the kids. A Lasting Impression What really stood out to me is that this wasn't just a one time interaction. We had seen some of the firefighters 2 weeks before at another event, and one of them actually recognized my son. That kind of genuine connection is rare and so meaningful. Parking and Accessibility Parking was in the surrounding neighborhood, but it was surprisingly easy to find a spot even during the event. Overall Experience This event brought together families from all backgrounds in such a warm, positive, and lively environment. You can tell they didn't just "host an event"...they truly cared about making it inclusive, thoughtful, and memorable. We're already planning to come back and drop off some treats for them as a thank you. That's how much this meant to us.

Honestly they are the kindest fire fighters I've ever met! I definitely want to come back with my…read moreson again! I went for the Autism Awareness event and they were so kind to my nephew and it's really hard to find people that actually listen and care for kids who have autism. Everyone who wants to visit a fire station should come here! They were so kind I'm thinking of making cookies and maybe banana bread to take them for the appreciation I have!

Called them to ask a bunch of dumb questions about the smoke alarm in my house. They were very kind…read moreand informative and helped me fix it over the phone.

Very disappointing experience with the Highland Park fire station on Avenue 60 near Figueroa. I…read morecalled regarding sandbags and spoke with Captain Jackson. Instead of simply explaining whether sandbags were available or where residents could get them, I was met with a lot of attitude and the phone was hung up on me twice. I understand if the station doesn't provide sandbags or if there are certain rules or limited supplies. That's completely understandable. What I don't understand is why a resident asking a simple question couldn't be treated with basic courtesy and directed to the proper location. Our local fire stations are an important part of the community, and I expected a much more professional and helpful response. It's not like these sandbags are coming out of Captain Jackson's personal budget or paycheck. They're community emergency resources meant to help residents prepare and protect their property. If they're unavailable or there are restrictions, just explain that. There's no reason for the attitude or to hang up on someone simply asking for information.