Fire Station 27 Photo Gallery

The Companies		The Fire Houses
The Hollywood Fire Dept. Volunteers	?	Cahuenga and Selma	? - 1913
Hollywood annexed by the City of L.A.	2/ 7/1910	.	.
Hose Company No. 7	1910	.	.
Engine Company No. 27	10/25/1913	1625-29 N. Cahuenga Blvd.	10/14/1913
Engine Co. No. 27, Hose Co. No. 2, Truck Co. No. 9, Rescue Co. No. 2, Salvage Co. No. 4	1915	.	to 1930
.	.	1355 North Cahuenga Blvd.	7/1/1930
Number change: T9 changed to Truck 27	1932	.	.
Hose Co. 2 becomes Engine Company 82	1944	.	.
Engine Company 82 moves to new F.S. 82	3/2/1951	.	.
Rescue Ambulance 27 in service	1970	.	.
Heavy Duty Task Force (T27, E27, E227)	1971	.	.
Task Force 27 (E227 closed)	7/1978
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TASK FORCE 27, RA27, RA827, US&R 27, HQ BATTALION 5	Present	1327 North Cole Avenue	7/10/1992 to Present

Fire Station 27
1327 North Cole Avenue
1992 to Present

1327 North Cole Avenue
Opened in 1992

Task Force 27
Paramedic Rescue 27
Rescue 827
Urban Search and Rescue
Battalion 5 Headquarters


FIRE STATION NO. 27 CITY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS BUREAU OF ENGINEERING	ANTHONY AND LANGFORD, AIA HILLMAN BIDDISON & LOEVENGUTH ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS

Note: Fire Station 27 (the Los Angeles Fire Department Museum)
on the right and the new Fire Station 27 on the left.

Opened	July 10, 1992
Land Cost	.
Building Cost	$ 2,703,512.
Architect	T.V. Anthony
Contractor	Neko Company
Sq.Ft. Site	17,196