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The investigation and recovery efforts remain active and our divers have searched all areas that are accessible. Tomorrow, divers will work with NTSB to conduct additional searches to locate aircraft components, to support the investigation, and begin operations to salvage the

I am so incredibly grateful for our amazing divers and fireboat crews. They are genuinely some of the best people in the fire service and I’m not just saying that because I’m biased. They are talented, driven, and constantly improving their craft to ensure that they are ready. ❤️‍🩹

Keep fighting the good fight.

Today DC Fire and EMS Department and DC Office of the CTO were given the Making A Difference Award by @ESRI for a collaborative effort to build real-time data dashboards for the department. FF/EMT Jeff Lenard and GIS Public Safety Analyst Tim Hutchison presented their work at the GIS Conference.

Images from the water rescue by DC Fireboats in Piscataway Creek. 3 occupants and a dog were removed from the water after their 21 foot sailboat sunk. Fireboat 2 respond to the call after towing a stranded boat to safety at National Harbor. That is 3rd photo #DCsBravest

Not wanting to enrage a person who has power over you is very normal. You don't have to scream loudly "WHY ARE YOU HARASSING ME, YOU CREEP?" to have a valid case of sexual harassment. Our legal focus will on their transgression, not your reaction.

Today is International Firefighters Day, and we honor the courage and service of our members as well as fellow firefighters across the nation and the world. #DCsBravest

🎉Congratulations Lt. Mike Cotter of DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services - 2025 IAFC Company Officer of the Year This award honors a company officer who exemplifies exceptional leadership, dedication to their crew and community. buff.ly/eIGZwUS

A special honor for one of #DCsBravest

This 4th, we remember Nick Robidart. Nick was a firefighter in NV who passed away at 44 from occupational cancer on July 5, 2023. In the words of his friends and family, “he was one of the good ones.” May his family always remember him smiling like this.

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It thrives because of silence and shadows. It hides in locker rooms. It lives in offhand comments that many won’t catch, and sometimes in the ways we assign shifts. But mostly, sexual harassment in the fire service exists in the space where nobody wants to talk about it:

Our co-founders Gretchen Carlson & Julie Roginsky joining CNN to discuss their powerful TIME op-ed on #MeToo & #Epstein. Read it here: time.com/7305402/epstei…