NSA Naples Fire & Emergency Services

08/06/2026

Our Assistant Chief of Training, Health and Safety Officer, overall “get stuff done” guy, and resident BJJ champion took home the Senior Civilian of the Quarter. Bravo Zulu!

07/05/2026

Selected from a highly competitive field of nominees across the service, ABH1 Johnson was honored for his sustained superior performance, exceptional leadership, and unwavering commitment to operational readiness and firefighter safety. Prior to his Navy-wide selection, Johnson was named the Military Fire Officer of the Year for Commander, Navy Region Europe, Africa, Central (CNREURAFCENT).

NAPLES, Italy – Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Aircraft Handler) 1st Class Le'Aundre L. Johnson, assigned to U.S. Naval Support Activity (NSA) Naples Fire and Emergency Services, was recognized as the 2025 Navy Military Fire Officer of the Year during an award ceremony in Annapolis, Maryland, May 6, 2...

06/05/2026

17/04/2026

Anthony Legouri's job is vital to our mission. The steadfast commitment of personnel like him has been the backbone of NSA Naples for 75 years, enabling our critical support to warfighters and their families. We are proud to have you on .

13/04/2026

🚨 NOW HIRING: Firefighter (BLS/HazMat) – Italy 🚨

NSA Naples Fire & Emergency Services is hiring GS-7 Firefighters in Capodichino, Italy.

🔥 Structural firefighting & rescue
🚑 EMS (NREMT required)
☣️ HazMat Technician

📍 PCS authorized
🎬 Term Position (up to 5 years)

🗓️ Closes: April 20, 2026

📧 Applicants must submit application package to:
[email protected]

This is a public notice flyer to notify interested applicants of anticipated vacancies. Applications will not be accepted through this flyer. Interested applicants must follow the directions in the "How to Apply" section of this flyer to be considered. There may or may not be actual vacancies filled...

09/04/2026

03/04/2026

🚒 The Teddy Bear Club is heading to the Fire Station! Come along as our little ones get an up-close look at the trucks, meet the firefighters, and have a blast learning about fire safety. It's going to be an exciting adventure!

Register Here 👉https://bit.ly/TBCFieldtrip

17/02/2026

🚨 Fire Alarm Equals Mandatory Evacuation 🚨

When a building fire alarm sounds, all occupants are required to evacuate immediately. Every alarm must be treated as a real emergency until emergency responders determine otherwise.

We understand evacuations can be inconvenient, particularly when an alarm turns out to be accidental. However, life safety always comes first.

Why evacuation matters:
* Evacuating allows firefighters to rapidly assess conditions and address potential hazards.
* Remaining inside a building can delay emergency operations and prolong alarm activation, keeping everyone outside longer.
* Fire department personnel will investigate, mitigate hazards, and silence the alarm as quickly as possible, allowing occupants to re-enter as soon as it is safe.

Failure to evacuate places occupants at risk and interferes with emergency response efforts.

Safety is our priority. Customer service is our goal.
Thank you for your cooperation and commitment to keeping our community safe.

📸 Credit: Senior Airman Karalyn Degraffenreed

14/02/2026

🚨 EMERGENCY RESPONSE SAFETY PSA 🚨

Slow down. Stay back. Never pass emergency vehicles.

When emergency vehicles are responding to an incident, conditions are dynamic and hazardous. Emergency vehicles may stop, block lanes, or back up unexpectedly, and emergency responders frequently operate on foot around moving vehicles.

What drivers must do:
* Yield immediately to emergency vehicles using lights or sirens.
* Stop and remain stopped until the emergency vehicle has passed or you are directed by emergency personnel.
* Do not pass, tailgate, or drive around fire trucks, ambulances, or police vehicles under any circumstances.

Why these matter:
Emergency scenes involve limited visibility, loud noise, and rapidly changing conditions. Unsafe driving behaviors place firefighters, security, medics, and the public at risk and can delay emergency operations.

Help us stay safe—so we can protect you.

📸 Credit: MC1 David R. Krigbaum