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We exist to exceed the expectations of our community by protecting lives and property through exemplary emergency response, community risk reduction, and public outreach.

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Last week, members of our Prevention Bureau and Training Division visited FSW Collegiate High School for a building walkthrough with the principal and school resource officer. This walkthrough is required by the school every three years and provides an opportunity to discuss emergency response, assess campus infrastructure, review security features, and talk through emergency procedures.

We’re happy to provide this service and spend time getting to know our local educators and public safety personnel. Building strong relationships with our schools helps us work together to keep students, staff, and our community safe!
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It’s always an honor to be invited year after year to participate in the Tunnel to Towers 5K, a powerful event held in remembrance of September 11th and FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller, who made the ultimate sacrifice while running through the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel to help others.

We proudly displayed the American flag between our ladders alongside South Trail Fire Protection & Rescue Service District Firefighters. We took part in the opening ceremonies. And some of our staff and their children joined in the 5K.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation continues Stephen Siller’s legacy by supporting fallen first responders, military families, veterans, and those who have sacrificed so much in service to others.

We are proud to stand together with our fellow firefighters, first responders, families, and community to pay tribute to the heroes who gave everything, and to remember those who were there, those who served, and those whose lives were forever changed.

A special congratulations to Lieutenant Chris Morgani, who placed 1st among firefighters!

IMFD personnel who participated:
Division Chief Diana Hernden, along with her son and daughter.
Division Chief Brian Crisman, along with his daughter.
Lieutenant Chris Morgani.
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Thank you so much for being there! We appreciate it so much!

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9/11.

Today, some of our personnel took part in stair climbs locally and across the state.

Some were on duty and attended remembrance events.

Others put on their Honor Guard uniforms and stood in ceremonies to pay tribute to those we lost.

Some crews greeted community members who stopped by the stations to say thank you.

Some ran the emergency calls for our District.

No matter how many years pass or how you spent the day, the weight of 9/11 will always be heavy. We will continue to serve, remember, and honor the lives that were lost and the families who never got to see their loved ones come home and think about the ones who lived.
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