Latest class of probationary EMTs graduate to join the FDNY

The Fire Department of New York (FDNY) has welcomed the latest class of probationary emergency medical technicians following a graduation ceremony Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025, at the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn. The class of probationary EMTs includes 20 members from the FDNY’s Youth Alumni Program and seven U.S. military veterans. The EMTs trained at […]

FDNY discuss fire at Buddhist temple in New York

A fire at a Buddhist temple in New York City has left two people dead, including a Buddhist monk. The fire damaged the small temple, located inside a white, two-story townhouse and a residence for monks in a home situated next door. Chief of Department, FDNY, John Esposito’s statement FDNY Chief of Department, John Esposito […]

Verizon Frontline offers FDNY an upgrade

Verizon Frontline has announced the completion of a communications upgrade for the New York City Fire Department (FDNY), replacing a legacy central exchange (Centrex) phone system with a more modern solution. FDNY selected Verizon Frontline to provide an advanced, secure and reliable connectivity solution after deciding to upgrade their Centrex system. Verizon Frontline delivered One Talk T67 […]

FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker helps install smoke alarms in New York City homes

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of community service, FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker joined members of the New York City Fire Department’s Fire Safety Education unit Monday, Jan 20, 2025, to install free smoke alarms for New York City residents. The initiative, part of the FDNY’s ongoing efforts to promote fire safety […]

FDNY Commissioner announces progress in the battle against lithium-ion battery fires

The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) Commissioner Robert S. Tucker today announced significant progress in the department’s battle against lithium-ion battery fires. In 2024, the city had six deaths related to lithium-ion batteries, compared to 18 deaths in 2023, a 67% decrease. FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker’s statement “While the FDNY […]

Tips from FDNY to stay safe during winter fire season

Fire safety guidance from FDNY experts As reported by NYC Emergency Management, the latest episodes of the podcasts Prep Talk and ¡Prepárate! feature critical fire safety advice from members of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY). These episodes aim to educate New Yorkers on staying safe during the winter months when fire risks increase. […]

FDNY honors legacy of Monsignor Delendick and EMT Whiteside with plaque ceremonies

Honoring Monsignor John E. Delendick’s service and dedication The FDNY held a plaque dedication ceremony on Friday, November 22, 2024, at Engine 257/Ladder 170 in Brooklyn to honor Monsignor John E. Delendick. According to the FDNY, Monsignor Delendick served as a chaplain for 28 years, beginning on May 15, 1996. His role became central following […]

New York City implements citywide fire safety and drought mitigation measures

Fire risk prompts suspension of permits citywide New York City Mayor Eric Adams, along with FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker and NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue, announced citywide measures to mitigate fire risks due to ongoing drought conditions. As reported by The City of New York, permits for fireworks displays and open flames have been suspended. […]

FDNY celebrates new paramedics in Brooklyn graduation ceremony

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FDNY hosts ceremony for paramedic graduates in Brooklyn The FDNY held a graduation ceremony on Wednesday, November 20, 2024, to celebrate its newest class of paramedics. The event took place at the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn. According to FDNY, the graduates completed the Paramedic Basic Program, which included training at the EMS Academy at […]

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