NSAWC MH-60S 167838 is seen here in non-standard desert colours, reminiscent of those worn by the units F-16s and F/A-18s.

Local MH-60S used by the base rescue service, seen here in its new colours in 2011.

Seen here on a large apron at NAS Fallon, 164456 had moved to the Pacific Coast Air Museum at Santa Rosa (CA) by 2017.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACFD) Air Operations operates 10 aircraft - 5 Sikorsky S-70 Firehawks (three S-70A and two S-70i) and 5 Bell 412s (three 412EPs and two 412HPs) - for paramedic transport, hoist rescues and wildland firefighting. Based at Barton Heliport at Whiteman Airport, each morning, a minimum of three regional air squads are operational including deployments to the North (Fire Station 129 Lancaster), East (Brackett Field) and, in fire season, to the West (Fire Camp 8 in Malibu). It received two S-70As in 2001, one in 2005 and two S-70i's in 2020, including N821LA.

Four of the 16 Sikorsky S-70i Firehawks (N492DF, N484DF, N451DF & N478DF) ordered by Cal Fire to replace 12 Bell UH-1H Super Huey helicopters. The first Cal Fire S-70i was delivered in Oct. 2019 and represents a major upgrade in wildfire firefighting capability. The S-70i's are built in Poland, completed by United Rotorcraft in Colorado, and fitted with a Kawak 1,000 US gal. belly tank. Cal Fire has 10 helicopter bases: Kneeland, Bieber, Vina, Howard Forest, Boggs Mountain, Moffett, Columbia, Hollister, Prado and Hemet Ryan. Two bases were still flying Bell UH-1Hs in early 2024.

Flying in conjunction with Pay's Helicopters is Timberlines UH-60A N274TH, Helitak 280.

Built in May 2021 with test registration SP-YVL, N476DF shown here is number 9 of 12 Firehawks initially ordered by CAL Fire (a follow-up order for 4 additional Firehawks has since been placed). The heli briefly carried fleet number 305 (for Prado Helitack base) but has since received # 608, as all CAL Fire Firehawks are getting a 6XX fleet number. The reason is that they will be moved around between the various Helitack bases throughout California for operational and maintenance reasons, and will not be assigned to a fixed base like the UH-1 Huey's they replace.

Four UH-60L remained in Haiti to support post earthquake operations by the United Nations. US Army Honduras-based 1-228 AVN provided these helicopters, and 04-27006 was one of them.

Used as a development helicopter for the new Rolls Royce Turbomeca RTM322 engine

UH-60M in MedEvac configuration. Assigned to 1 AvnBrg 1 Btn