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Daniel Gould served five years in the United States Navy before deciding to become an FDNY EMT. He was inspired by a mentor he met during his time at the FDNY High School. The 25-year-old says he looks forward to being a trusted member of the community he serves. Gould is one of

FDNY Graduation Ceremony for Probationary Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The FDNY Foundation congratulates the 137 Probationary EMTS who graduated today. They are a remarkable group and we wish them the best of luck in the FDNY. We thank them for choosing a career of service and commitment to protecting the people and City of New York.

IT'S BACK. The FDNY Calendar of Heroes returns for 2026—launching June 26. Sponsored by the FDNY Foundation in partnership with Firehouse Subs, the iconic calendar showcases some of the FDNY's bravest and most dedicated first responders. Pre-order NOW: FDNYShop.com.

Want to meet the FDNY calendar models? Join us at the pedestrian plaza outside One Vanderbilt on Thursday, June 26th at 10:30am. Calendars will be available for a suggested donation of $25 and you can get them signed by New York’s Best and Bravest. Calendars are available for

Join us for the official launch of the 2026 FDNY Calendar of Heroes! 📍 10:30AM Thursday, June 26, at One Vanderbilt in Manhattan 💰 $25 donation to the FDNY Foundation 🖊️ Meet the calendar participants & get yours signed Purchase online: FDNYShop.com. See you there!

The Calendar of Heroes participants are headed to Grand Central 🔥

The Best and Bravest bombshells have entered the villa 😎🔥

Scenes from the Calendar of Heroes launch event! 📍Calendars are available now at FDNYShop.com. Sponsored by the FDNY Foundation, in partnership with Firehouse Subs, the iconic calendar showcases some of the FDNY’s Best and Bravest first responders.

The FDNY Foundation congratulates all of this year’s graduates! We wish them the best of luck as they continue on their journeys. The Capt. Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety and FDNY Youth EMS programs are largely funded by the FDNY Foundation.

On Monday, Paramedic Jason Saffon will be promoted from Captain to EMS Deputy Chief. Saffon began his career with the department in April 1996, inspired by his mother, who served as an EMT with New York City’s EMS in the 1980s. The promotion ceremony will be live-streamed at 10

FDNY Promotion Ceremony for EMS officers and paramedics x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

In response to the fatal fire on June 27th at 65 Jesup Place in the Bronx, our Fire Safety Education Unit is sharing lifesaving information in front of 1354 Edward L. Grant Highway and will be there until 2pm today.

The FDNY Foundation congratulates these 84 EMS members on their promotions. This is a tremendous accomplishment for them and their families. We wish them continued success and thank them for their service and commitment to protecting the people and City of New York.

Fireworks are dangerous — and in New York City, they’re ILLEGAL. 🚫🎇 The FDNY encourages you to leave the fireworks to the professionals. Sparklers are hot enough to cause serious burns and ignite combustible materials. For more information on how to be #FDNYSmart this Fourth

As we celebrate this Fourth of July, the FDNY reminds all New Yorkers and visitors to stay safe at the beach. Swim only where lifeguards are present, follow posted safety signs, and never leave children unattended near the water. Enjoy the holiday responsibly and help keep our

Engine 332 and Ladder 175 celebrated America’s 249th birthday with a cookout. Thanks to the @fdnyfoundation, all firehouses in Battalion 44 received a grill 🌭Happy Fourth of July. 🇺🇸

Ahead of the holiday, the FDNY is preparing to keep New Yorkers safe this 4th of July! 🇺🇸

The FDNY wishes everyone a happy and safe 4th of July! 🇺🇸 🚫🎆Remember the illegal use of fireworks can lead to serious injuries. Leave the fireworks to the professionals.

Millions will watch as the skies above the East River light up for the Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Show. But before any fireworks go off, the FDNY Bureau of Fire Prevention has been working for weeks to make sure that the annual celebration is safe. 🎇