The FDNY honors 58th anniversary of the 23rd Street Fire - NYC.gov
Every day, the members of the FDNY bravely protect life and property in the world's greatest city, as firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and officers. It is an honor and a privilege to work in this great Department. The FDNY doesn’t just respond to emergencies, we prevent them, too.
Fire Department - NYC.gov
Every day, the members of the FDNY bravely protect life and property in the world's greatest city, as firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and officers. It is an honor and a privilege to work in this great Department. The FDNY doesn’t just respond to emergencies, we prevent them, too.
FDNY Fire Zone - NYC.gov
The FDNY Fire Zone is located at 61 West 48th Street, New York, NY 10020. At the Fire Zone, children can learn about the power of fire with presentations, hands-on exhibits and direct interaction with active and retired FDNY Firefighters.
Fire Safety Education Program - NYC.gov
Planned visits to New York City firehouses or EMS stations. Hands-on practice inside the Department's Mobile Fire Safety Experience Trailer. Community outreach at events, such as street fairs, parades and more. Visits from Hotdog, the FDNY fire safety mascot, or Siren, the FDNY life safety mascot.
Citywide Statistics - NYC.gov
As of July 2019, citywide and borough reports for average response times to emergencies are available at NYC Analytics: Go to NYC Analytics to Get End-to-End Response Times.
History - NYC.gov
On January 1, 1898, the Greater City of New York was formed with the FDNY now overseeing all fire services in the newly formed boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. A new charter accompanied the reorganization of the City.
FDNY - Fire & Life Safety - NYC.gov
In New York City, fire and life safety is all about being #FDNYSmart! What does that mean? It means being prepared for, and preventing, fires and other emergencies. The FDNY Community Affairs Unit has assembled teams of members to tackle these ongoing public safety issues.
FDNY Launches @FDNYAlerts on Twitter to Provide Real Time …
Mar 14, 2016 · Fire Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro today announced the launch of a new Twitter handle – @FDNYAlerts – to provide up-to-the-second information on fires and emergencies in New York City. @FDNYAlerts will operate 24/7, providing New Yorkers with official, automated alerts regarding ongoing Fire Department operations.
Contact - NYC.gov
Contact an FDNY Recruiter. Send a Message to the Fire Commissioner. Report Health Care Fraud or Patient Privacy Violation. Contact the Disability Service Facilitator.
Firehouses - NYC311
Call 911. Call 911 if there is a fire emergency or other dangerous situation. You can get the location of your local firehouse online or by phone. Online. Go to the NYCityMap website. Scroll down and select "Firehouse" to view all locations on the map.