FDNY on Instagram: "Over the last 13 weeks, our Probationary EMTs have been preparing to save lives. Their friends and family have been there to support them as they prepare for graduation. Last weekend, they got a glimpse at training. Here are some scenes from EMS Family Day!"

FDNY on Instagram: "On Tuesday, the FDNY kicked off the 100th year of National Fire Prevention Week at Rockefeller Center with students from across the five boroughs! Public outreach is crucial in saving lives and events like these help us to expand our fire and life safety messaging to all ages."

FDNY on Instagram: "We lost eight members over the past year. We promise to never forget them. FDNY Memorial Day 2025"

FDNY on Instagram: "Don’t have a working smoke alarm? The FDNY urges you to get one NOW! On Monday, FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker joined the @fdnyfoundation and @americanredcross to announce the relaunch of the #GetAlarmedNYC Campaign. The program first launched in 2015, and since then the partnership has helped to give away and install more than 309,000 smoke alarms throughout the City. The FDNY, the FDNY Foundation and the American Red Cross have been installing free smoke alarms in homes ac

FDNY on Instagram: "Just after 8:00 Wednesday morning, FDNY members responded to reports of an explosion at 207 Alexander Avenue in the Bronx. Units arrived at a collapsed structure attached to the building. There are no reported injuries. “We responded in less than four minutes. Numerous FDNY and EMS units responded to the scene. We ran our dogs over the pile of bricks which is the structure that collapsed. It is a ventilation shaft connected to the boiler. We believe that’s where the explosion

FDNY on Instagram: "Put your paws together for the Bureau of Fire Investigation K-9 Unit! 🐾 Our dogs are trained to sniff out ignitable liquids and help rescue victims from large-scale disasters. Most recently, the Unit was tapped to make sure there were no people trapped under the rubble of that partial building collapse in the Bronx. All dogs in the unit are named after fallen members. Let’s get to work!"