107K views · 5.1K reactions | FDNY Lieutenant Joann Diaz has had a...

16K views · 285 reactions | FDNY officials provide an update on a 2-alarm fire that happened Thursday morning in Brooklyn. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

22K views · 915 reactions | "When we pulled up, there was heavy fire...

Monday night, the FDNY responded to a 3-alarm fire in Manhattan. Units made an aggressive interior attack due to heavy fire on arrival. One person was pronounced dead on scene. “We had a heavy, heavy body of fire, originally on the fifth and sixth floor. We had fire in multiple, multiple apartments. That fire eventually did drop down out to the fourth floor. It was very quick work by the members of the FDNY. Multiple lines stretched in tandem. We had to get to the roof, ventilate that roof, pull

30K views · 588 reactions | WATCH: Video from the scene of today’s 2-alarm fire in Queens, in which FDNY members navigated this path to raise a ladder and rescue four patients from the third floor. Read about the heroic rescue at https://bit.ly/2GHNyTM | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

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

This past Tuesday, members of FDNY’s Rescue Operations, HazMat Operations, the Rebreather Task Force, and EMS Special Operations joined forces with the Chemical Biological Incident Response Force Marines for a Rebreather Drill in the East New York Tunnel. The drill depicted an explosion in a heavily trafficked automobile tunnel that runs parallel to a train tunnel where both entrances to the tunnel collapsed, and rescuers must gain access in order to search for and remove victims. “Things are gr