Midtown Blogger/Manhattan Valley Follies: Boston Fire Department

Thursday, August 6, 2015

Boston Fire Department

Boston Fire Department shared Hyatt Regency Boston'spost.

July 17 at 1:09pm ·

Boston Firefighters volunteering to help people rappel 22 stories off of the Hyatt to benefit the Special Olympics.

Hyatt Regency Boston added 8 new photos.

The first wave of brave rappellers make their way down our 22-story building during day one of ‪#‎OvertheEdge‬ to benefit Special Olympics Massachusetts! Thank youBoston Fire Department! Would you be brave enough to go #OvertheEdge?

Boston Fire Department shared a link.

July 14 at 1:20pm ·

Boston firefighters to be showered with building data

Hub firefighters will soon be armed with reams of intel about the burning buildings they are about to run inside, thanks to a new high-tech effort between the fire department and the city’s data analytics team.“The more tools we can get in the...

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Boston Fire Department with Sarah Choucair

July 12 at 5:16am · Edited ·

The John S. Damrell escorting the Hermione into the harbor. Compliments of Kevin Wiles, Jr @kwilesjrphoto. See more about Damrell, about his contributions to fire prevention, water pressure and hydrants and the great fire of 1872 at http://www.damrellsfire.com/Boston_1872_Fire_1.html

Boston Fire Department added 13 new photos to the album: 2015 BFD Explorers to Hit the Streets on Monday— with Julia Rodriguez and Michael Mccarthy at Moon Island- Boston Fire Academy.

July 10 at 2:15pm ·

Fourteen Boston Fire Explorers are ready to hit the streets after an intense week of training. Beginning Monday, they will help support Boston firefighters deliver fire & burn prevention training to 2,500 children at summer camps across the city. They will also support an additional 700 youth in exploration activities about a career as a Boston Firefighter.

The extensive week of training included CPR certification, a visit to Engine 8 & Ladder 1, the Marine Unit, the firefighter’s fitness challenge, the maze, forced entry, smoke patterns, escape drills, propelling and extensive fire and burn prevention training by age group.

This program would not be possible without the generous support of Mayor Walsh, the Department of Youth Engagement & Employment, the Private Industry Council and Boston Firefighters Credit Union.