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It’s not your grandfather’s FDNY. New York’s Bravest are increasingly leading the world in the use of mechanized firefighters to snuff out blazes in the Big Apple — and they’re sharing the wealth. The department on Tuesday launched a three-day training class for area firefighting units to show off its fleet of high-tech smoke eaters that have become a vital part of the operation. Find out more: https://trib.al/l6Bh0aa | New York Post

The FDNY is home to some of the most historic firehouses in the country, standing strong through the years and reflecting the resilience, tradition, and dedication of countless generations of firefighters in the City of New York. Squad Company 41 was founded as an Engine Company on January 1, 1874. Throughout its rich history, Squad 41 has reached many milestones, including being disbanded in 1989. On April 4, 1904, they moved to their current firehouse at 330 East 150th Street, where they conti

On October 18th and 19th, firehouses and EMS stations across the city will open their doors to the public! Stop by to meet your local first responders, explore the tools they use, and learn more about the work they do to keep New York City safe. Find your nearest FDNY Open House here: https://fdny.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=134c94eabe8d44b7ac62c309f9a763e2 | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

One of our city's smallest firehouses is home to some of New York's biggest heroes. #inBrooklyn | Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani

New York City’s elite Urban Search and Rescue Team (USAR) New York Task Force-1 members are assisting with the rescue of stranded civilians who have become trapped due to rising, rapidly flowing flood waters from Hurricane Matthew. Each member has received 50 hours of extensive swiftwater rescue training, as highlighted in the video seen here. All members who participate in swiftwater rescues are certified to both operational and technical levels, in addition to being certified Rescue Boat Opera

Watch as Firefighter Mark Heingartner explains how FDNY members performed a roof-rope rescue to save an individual from a fire yesterday in Harlem. Read more about the heroic rescue at: on.nyc.gov/3bpoRaY | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)