Travis Barker is showing his appreciation for incarcerated individuals acting as firefighters amid the L.A. Fires ravaging Los Angeles County. The drummer met up with the firefighters and representatives from the Anti-Recidivism Coalition in Pasadena,

Travis Barker recently met with a group of incarcerated firefighters that are working to extinguish the wildfires that are burning throughout Los Angeles. Barker shared a picture with a group of firefighters on his Instagram Story and captioned it with a heartfelt message that thanked them for their help.

The Blink-182 drummer was photographed at the Rose Bowl Complex in Pasadena, California, earlier this week, where he met with incarcerated firefighters on the front lines and members of the Anti-Recidivism Coalition, a network for formerly incarcerated individuals and advocates for criminal justice reform.

According to a report, more than 800 inmates were enlisted by the CDCR to volunteer in fighting California wildfires as of January 10

Travis Barker visited some of the 1,000 incarcerated individuals who are working to contain the wildfires in California.

Ten-year-old blind boy Grayson Roberts — who jammed with Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker in the summer of 2023 — lost his family home in the Los Angeles fires.