Chief Jaime Moore Sworn In as new Los Angeles Fire Chief
Jaime Moore has been confirmed as the next Chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD), earning unanimous support from the City Council and strong backing from both the Mayor’s Office and LAFD personnel. Moore, an Angeleno who joined the department in 1995, stepped into the role after nearly three decades of service.
The confirmation vote passed with twelve ayes, followed by a formal acknowledgment of his appointment during a ceremony at City Hall. Councilmembers noted Moore’s progression through the ranks—from firefighter to captain, battalion chief, assistant chief, and deputy chief—highlighting his long-standing commitment to the city.
In his remarks, Moore outlined his priorities as chief: strengthening the department’s relationship with the communities it serves, improving preparedness, and ensuring the LAFD continues to protect residents effectively. He acknowledged both the opportunities ahead and the challenges facing the department, including the need to modernize systems and rebuild trust.
City leaders praised Moore’s record of public service and extended thanks to his family for the sacrifices required in his new role. Several councilmembers emphasized the importance of strong leadership in guiding the department through needed reforms.
Moore expressed gratitude to his family, colleagues, and the city that shaped his career. He said he remains committed to ensuring that the Los Angeles Fire Department continues to serve residents with professionalism and integrity.
“Los Angeles has given me everything,” he said. “I’m committed to ensuring that its fire department continues to make every Angeleno proud.”
#LAFD #LACityGovernment
The confirmation vote passed with twelve ayes, followed by a formal acknowledgment of his appointment during a ceremony at City Hall. Councilmembers noted Moore’s progression through the ranks—from firefighter to captain, battalion chief, assistant chief, and deputy chief—highlighting his long-standing commitment to the city.
In his remarks, Moore outlined his priorities as chief: strengthening the department’s relationship with the communities it serves, improving preparedness, and ensuring the LAFD continues to protect residents effectively. He acknowledged both the opportunities ahead and the challenges facing the department, including the need to modernize systems and rebuild trust.
City leaders praised Moore’s record of public service and extended thanks to his family for the sacrifices required in his new role. Several councilmembers emphasized the importance of strong leadership in guiding the department through needed reforms.
Moore expressed gratitude to his family, colleagues, and the city that shaped his career. He said he remains committed to ensuring that the Los Angeles Fire Department continues to serve residents with professionalism and integrity.
“Los Angeles has given me everything,” he said. “I’m committed to ensuring that its fire department continues to make every Angeleno proud.”
#LAFD #LACityGovernment