The Los Angeles County Justice, Care and Opportunities Department is encouraging applicants to apply for the Los Angeles County Training Center/Fire Camp.
LACTC is a residential job training program and will be located in Calabasas. Participants will receive free certifications and hands-on job training in fire services, free on-site residential services, meals, career counseling, life skills training, and job placement assistance. Participation is 100% voluntary but will require a commitment of up to 12 months to complete all trainings and certifications.
LACTC will focus on providing transition-age youth an opportunity to get certifications and experience in preparation for careers in fire service, forestry, hazmat and more.
*All applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, subject to program space availability.
The first cohort of participants is expected to be selected by January 2024. Process:
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