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The FDNY unveiled its latest "We Are FDNY" poster campaign, shining a spotlight on the diverse backgrounds, experiences and roles that power the New York City Fire Department.
Click inside to see the poster and to read the members' stories.
Over the course of 18 weeks at the FDNY Fire Academy on Randall's Island, the probies trained in all aspects of firefighting, including fire suppression and medical response, hazardous materials, collapse and confined space rescues, auto extrication, building inspections and procedures for engine and ladder operations.
Lighting fires inside public spaces is dangerous and illegal. It is illegal to buy, sell, use or transport sparklers and fireworks in New York City. They should NEVER be used inside.
Watch the FDNY's latest Public Service Announcement.
FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore addressed the FDNY Foundation on Feb. 5, delivering the 2026 State of the FDNY and outlining the challenges and priorities that will shape the Department's future.
"We have to keep up with this growing city around us," Commissioner Bonsignore said.
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Commissioner's Message
Every day, the members of the FDNY bravely protect life and property in the world's greatest City, as firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and officers. It is an honor and a privilege to work for this great Department.
The FDNY doesn't just respond to emergencies, we prevent them, too. Take some time to explore this page and the wealth of educational materials available. This information saves lives.
Lillian Bonsignore
Fire Commissioner
Sounding the Alarm
To prevent fires, learn how to properly charge, store, or dispose of lithium-ion batteries.
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The career of a lifetime starts here.
#FDNYSmart
Let’s make our city safer! An initiative by the FDNY, FDNY Foundation and its partners.
FDNY Fire Zone
Plan Your Visit to NYC’s Innovative Fire Safety Learning Center.
FDNY Fire Safety Education Program
Working to Eliminate Fire Deaths in New York City.
FDNY Be 911 CPR Program
Offering free CPR instruction to all New Yorkers.
FDNY Teens Take Heart CPR Program
Teaching CPR to New York City High School Students.
Juvenile Fire-Setters Intervention Program
Offering education & evaluations for children.
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