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More than 50,000 people are expected to take part in New York City's Village Halloween Parade on Oct. 31, a spooky season tradition since 1973.
If you're heading to Manhattan to catch all the action, don't let your viewing spot become a fright!
👻 Keep these safety tips in mind:
➡️ Fire escapes are for emergencies, not parade views. Keep them clear.
➡️ Planning to watch from a rooftop or roof setback? Check with building management first to make sure it's approved for viewing.
Have a safe and happy Halloween from the FDNY! 🎃
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🕑 Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend. Remember, only working smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms save lives. When it's time to "fall back," it's also a good time to check and replace any batteries.
For more safety tips, go to FDNYSmart.org.
The FDNY Foundation is happy to continue to support the FDNY Marathon Team who will be racing in this Sunday’s New York City Marathon!
To make a donation to support the FDNY Marathon Team, visit: fdnyfoundation.org/donate
The FDNY and FDNY Foundation remind New Yorkers that when you change your clocks remember to test your Smoke and Carbon Monoxide alarms. If your alarm uses batteries, Daylight Savings is a great reminder to change them. Working smoke alarms save lives!
Remember to test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms!
Visit fdnysmart.org for more fire safety tips!
On Thursday, Nov 12 support the FDNY Foundation at Mulcahys in Wantagh, NY with a performance by Mike Delgudice and the Cans Band! Your ticket includes 4 hours open bar and buffet plus you can meet and greet with NY Jets and Giants Alumni.
Proceeds will benefit FDNY Foundation!
We look forward to seeing you for this great night of fun and to honor those who serve.
Tickets 🎟️ > ticketweb.com/event/fdny-sal…
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So far in 2026, there have been 401 fires caused by lithium-ion batteries. There have been 74 injuries and six deaths related to these fires.
These numbers are up from 2025.
We implore all New Yorkers to heed our warnings and safety messaging on lithium-ion batteries and micromobility devices. Safe practices can save your life, and the lives of your family and neighbors.
The FDNY Foundation helps the FDNY carry out their extraordinary work to make New York City stronger and safer.
FDNY Foundation congratulates all officers on their promotions!This is a tremendous accomplishment for them and their families. We wish them continued success and thank them for their service and commitment to protecting the people and City of NY and proudly representing the FDNY
Taking the next step in their FDNY careers. 📈
The FDNY on Tuesday promoted members of fire operations during a ceremony at the Fire Academy on Randall's Island. Members were promoted to the ranks of Deputy Chief and Lieutenant.
"Promotion ceremonies are extremely important for our Department, and it's a big change for each of you," Chief of Department John Esposito said. "You now join a long line of FDNY leadership, and you carry on the strong tradition that has been the trademark of this Department for more than 165 years."
The members will be assigned to units across New York City. Congratulations to all!
Thank you to all our sponsors, exhibitors, attendees and FDNY members for helping make this such a great event!
The FDNY and the FDNY Foundation held the 2026 FDNY High Rise Symposium Oct. 23-25 in New York City, bringing together fire service professionals from across the United States and the world.
The three-day educational event featured lectures, tours of the Jacob Javits Center and Hudson Yards campus, and tactical and operational demonstrations at the Fire Academy on Randall's Island.
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The FDNY and the FDNY Foundation held the 2026 FDNY High Rise Symposium Oct. 23-25 in New York City, bringing together fire service professionals from across the United States and the world.
The three-day educational event featured lectures, tours of the Jacob Javits Center and Hudson Yards campus, and tactical and operational demonstrations at the Fire Academy on Randall's Island.
Thank you to our 2026 FDNY High Rise Symposium sponsors and exhibitors!
Thank you for supporting the @FDNY and FDNY Foundation!
To learn more about them, visit: fdnypro.org/high-rise-sympos…
With the 2026 @FDNY High Rise Symposium quickly approaching, the FDNY Foundation would like to thank our sponsors and exhibitors for their generosity in helping make this event possible.
Thank you for your support of the FDNY and FDNY Foundation!
To learn more about our 2026 sponsors and exhibitors, visit: fdnypro.org/high-rise-sympos…
We are happy to continue to support the FDNY Open House program!
