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! | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

Across New York City, the FDNY has 22 Surf Rescue Companies stationed along the coast. Members of these companies receive specialized training in water rescues and carry extra equipment designed for emergencies in the water. The FDNY responds to hundreds of water-related emergencies every year, especially during times when lifeguards aren’t on duty. To help protect yourself, always follow safety guidelines when swimming—whether in a pool or along the city’s 520 miles of coastline. Only swim in a

2.9K views · 67 reactions | Honoring the fallen heroes of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY): 343 firefighters made the ultimate sacrifice 19 years ago. Since then 226 FDNY members have passed due to 9/11-related illnesses. This is the story of Tommy & Danny Foley. ❤️ FOX 5 / Fox5NY.com #911 #911memorial #firefighter | Ryan Kristafer | Facebook

New York City Fire Department (FDNY) members featured in the 2026 Calendar of Heroes appeared on Good Day NY on FOX 5 NY on Wednesday, highlighting the importance of staying physically fit and the crucial role the FDNY Foundation plays in supporting the Department. GET YOUR CALENDAR TODAY: https://fdnyshop.com/product-category/calendar/. | FDNY Foundation

2.2K reactions · 93 comments | Each year during the third week of May, the FDNY celebrates National EMS Week, a time to recognize and honor the lifesaving efforts of EMTs and paramedics across our city and the country. “EMS is a critical service for this city. EMS Week is important to us here. It really is a good bonding moment,” said EMT Santangelo of Station 46. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

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