Pasadena Fire Department promotes two engineers and graduates 17 recruits from academy
April 26, 2026 | Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California
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The Pasadena Fire Department promoted Kyle Herring and Jose Aguilera to fire engineer and marked the April 16 graduation of 17 recruits from a 20-week training academy, the Rose City Report said.
The broadcast said the recruits completed state certification and intensive hands-on training in emergency response, rescue operations and fire control at Pasadena City College's Westerbeck Auditorium. Officials described the milestone as both recognition of current staff and arrival of a new cohort prepared to serve the community.
The segment did not provide information about individual recruit assignments, hiring dates, or budgetary impacts. Those details were not specified in the broadcast.
The broadcast said the recruits completed state certification and intensive hands-on training in emergency response, rescue operations and fire control at Pasadena City College's Westerbeck Auditorium. Officials described the milestone as both recognition of current staff and arrival of a new cohort prepared to serve the community.
The segment did not provide information about individual recruit assignments, hiring dates, or budgetary impacts. Those details were not specified in the broadcast.
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