Please unfollow our Twitter and Instagram page. We had a rogue admin, not being honest or following the true meaning of our brotherhood, take control of the instagram & twitter page as well as the website. Luckily we kept the Facebook page and what will be a minor glitch will be resolved shortly. This page has always and will always be about the firefighting family. It's unfortunate that things had to end up like this but it was going to happen sooner or later. That individual that is causing these problems is not a member of the FDNY and his intentions to turn this hobby into his career will not be tolerated by those of us who ran this page true since it's start. -Dan
Manhattan *75-1485* 107 E 126 St off Lexington Ave. Heavy smoke condition on the 6th floor. 10-77(HiRise Residential fire) transmitted. E-59 & TL-14 1st due.
Wow, a few hours later and were happy to see that Lt Eddie McDonagh's wife can take that trip with her husband. Thank you for helping, everyone. If there is anything I am happy about for starting this page about is that we kinda keep everyone informed that we still have people living the 9/11 nightmare. That is a tragedy that will never end and there are a lot of people who went above and beyond to help their fellow human beings; no matter what race, religion, anything, these heroes were there to help and now their paying the price. https://www.giveforward.com/fundrai…/…/eddie-s-special-trip…
On March 26, 2014, our lives changed forever. On that fateful day, we learned that my husband has stage 4 colorectal cancer with metastasis to his liver. His cancer is a direct result of his work as a firefighter in New York City on September 11, 2001....
Manhattan *Person in the Water* Box 0327- Hudson River @ Canal St. NYPD Harbor pulled a body from the river. Marine 1 reports all units can go back into service, NYPD handling.
Lt Edward McDonagh, an active FDNY Lieutenant is fighting the battle of his life; 9/11 related stage 4 cancer. Please read a heartfelt message below from his wife, let's come to our brothers side…
A seven-alarm fire engulfed a warehouse crammed with official documents near the waterfront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, sending plumes of brown, acrid smoke into the air that were visible as far away as New Jersey. By late afternoon, 10 hours after it began at 6:20 a.m., the fire was still burning, with flames consuming court files, hospital records and social service documents, and firefighters battling brutal cold and wind in addition to the blaze itself, Chief of Department James E. [ 42 more words. ]
January 31, 2015 aprox 8pm; The Big House turned out Engine 264 & Ladder 134 for a reported vehicle accident with person pinned at the Rockaway Freeway & Beach 25 Street. Upon confirmation of…
Video Of Brooklyn **77-22-3055**2nd Alarm** 1713 East 36 Street Between Quentin Road and Avenue R battalion 33 transmitting the 2nd alarm for fire out the windows of a 2 story private dwelling. By: Johnny G
Brooklyn **77-22-3055**2nd Alarm** 1713 East 36 Street Between Quentin Road and Avenue R battalion 33 transmitting the 2nd alarm for fire out the windows of a 2 story private dwelling
Brooklyn *75-3055* 1713 East 36 Street Between Quentin Road and Avenue R Battalion 33 transmitting the 10-75 for fire out the 2nd floor of a private dwelling
If your just waking up in NYC, there is a 5 alarm fire in Brooklyn. The wind is howlin'. Companies are running smoke odors all the way down in the Rockaways which is coming from the fire in Brooklyn. Great Job By Tower Ladder Company...
Our feed temporarily went down but it's back up. It is scanning all FDNY channels including fireground of the 6th Alarm and the other jobs. Www.nycfirewire.com/specialevents
NYCFireWire.com Great Job By Tower Ladder Company 119 and All The other Units Continuing to Operate at Brooklyn's 6th Alarm, Fighting the fire in A Very Large warehouse At 5 North 11th Street, With heavy Fire throughout along with temperatures in the Teens with Real Feel temperatures below zero. Here is Just a Look on how cold it really is.
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