135K views · 5.9K reactions | Today's class of FDNY Probationary Firefighters present the count on deck as the ceremony draws to an end. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

11K views · 897 reactions | Today 291 FDNY Probationary Firefighters graduated from the FDNY Fire Academy at a ceremony held in Brooklyn. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

48K views · 1.9K reactions | FDNY members are currently operating at a 3-alarm fire at 700 Columbia Street in Brooklyn. FDNY operations are ongoing. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

The FDNY urges New Yorkers to always close the door when escaping a fire. Closing the door saves lives. For more #FDNY safety information, go to FDNYSmart.org. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

4.3K views · 92 reactions | The FDNY is continuing to sound the alarm on the dangers of improperly using and charging lithium-ion batteries. You can keep you and your family safe by purchasing devices that are certified by UL or another accredited agency, by always using the manufacturer’s cord and power adapter for the device, and by storing and charging the device at room temperature, away from sunlight. For more tips, go to FDNYSmart.org | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

9.2K views · 413 reactions | FDNY EMTs and Paramedics helps protect our city by providing the highest level of pre-hospital emergency care. They face many dangers while on duty, including assault, and are protected by NYS Law. Assaulting an FDNY EMT or Paramedic is a felony punishable by 7 years in prison. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

Yesterday, FDNY members performed two water rescues at two separate incidents. In the morning, EMTs Matthew Kenny and Kieran Lennon from Station 17 entered the swiftly moving East River and were able to rescue an individual who was in distress and being pulled under the surface. They were quickly able to bring this person to the rocky shoreline where they were able to provide medical care to the patient. Later in the afternoon, Firefighter Kyle Scanlon from Engine 210 was off duty when he notice