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Little Tujunga Hotshots

A hotshot crew is a 20-person crew sent to the hardest parts of big fires. The Little Tujunga Hotshots are a U.S. Forest Service hotshot crew based in San Fernando, California, on the Angeles National Forest.

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Where the Little Tujunga Hotshots are based

Who it works for
U.S. Forest Service, Angeles National Forest
Base town
San Fernando, California
Address
Los Angeles Gateway Ranger District, 12371 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road, San Fernando, CA 91342 Open in Google Maps
Station phone
626-574-5398

Source: the Forest Service hotshot crew contact page. The Forest Service last updated that page on April 10, 2026. We read it on October 12, 2026.

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Who runs the Little Tujunga Hotshots

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Fire jobs open in San Fernando right now

No fire job is open in San Fernando today. A job ad names the town, not the crew. To ask when the crew hires, call the station at 626-574-5398. See all open jobs.

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