The County of Los Angeles Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone and the Los Angeles County Fire Museum represented the County of Los Angeles Fire Department (LACoFD) at the 93rd Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade.
The event, which took place on Sunday 30 November 2025, is one of Southern California’s most cherished holiday traditions.
Beginning at the historic TCL Chinese Theatre and continuing along the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame, this parade has a long-standing reputation of its charitable mission.
This year, the parade proudly supported the United States Marines Toys for Tots Programs.
Chief Marrone was joined by several public safety leaders, including Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna and Los Angeles City Fire Chief Jaime Moore as honored guests at the Hollywood Christmas Parade.
Driving Chief Marrone aboard the restored 1925 Stutz Model D Engine from the Los Angeles County Fire Museum was Museum Director Rick Klemundt.
Thousands of eager spectators cheered as community leaders, celebrity guests, vibrant floats, marching bands and classic cars passed by.
The participation of Chief Marrone, the Fire Museum and other public-safety leaders contributed a special sense of pride to the event, celebrating not just the holidays, but additionally the hard work of the first responders who keep the communities safe each day.
The County of Los Angeles Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone and the Los Angeles County Fire Museum represented the County of Los Angeles Fire Department (LACoFD) at the 93rd Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade.
