Flagler County Fire Rescue

06/01/2026

🌪️🚒 Hurricane Season is here - let’s get Flagler ready!
FCFR is geared up before, during, and after the storm to keep our community safe. Now’s the perfect time to build your kit, make your plan, and stay informed with official county updates.

✅ Build a kit: water, non‑perishables, meds, pet supplies, batteries, chargers
✅ Make a plan: family meeting points, evacuation routes, special needs plans
✅ Stay informed: Sign up for ALERTFlagler and visit FlaglerCounty.gov/emergency for guides and updates. For questions, call the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at (386) 313‑4200.

When it comes to critical info, we’ll share clear, accurate updates to minimize misinformation and keep Flagler confident and prepared. Be sure to also follow flagler county Flagler County Emergency Management

Be prepared. Be safe. Be Flagler Strong.

05/30/2026

🐾❤️ Taco the Therapy Dog and our Community Paramedics are out at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Health Fair today until 1:30 PM!

Stop by to meet Taco, say hello, and learn more about the services we provide to support the health and well-being of our community. We can't wait to see you!

05/29/2026

🚑❤️ Could YOU save a life with just your hands? ❤️🚑

Join Flagler County Fire Rescue for a FREE Hands-Only CPR Class and learn a simple skill that could make a lifesaving difference for a family member, friend, neighbor, or even a stranger.

No tests. No certifications. No pressure.

Just a fun, hands-on opportunity to learn how to recognize a cardiac emergency and perform Hands-Only CPR until professional help arrives.

05/28/2026

You’ve probably seen both Flagler County Fire Rescue (FCFR) and Palm Coast Fire Department (PCFD) around town, and that’s because they respond together every day.

FCFR serves all of Flagler County providing fire protection as well as both basic and advanced medical transport, including inside the city limits of Palm Coast. FCFR trucks are red with black and gold stripes, fire fighters and paramedics wear grey polos or tee shirts

PCFD provides fire protection and aide on medical calls inside Palm Coast. You can tell the difference by both the color of their vehicles and uniforms (PCFD has red trucks with blue stripes. Staff wear navy-blue uniform shirts)

🤝 The Good News? They Are A Team!

Together, FCFR and PCFD work side by side every day, combining resources, personnel, and expertise to ensure fast, high quality service across the entire county. The partnership between the two agencies strengthens public safety, improves medical response capability, and ensures residents receive the right level of care—no matter where they live.

No matter which logo is on the truck, both agencies operate under a unified 911 dispatch system. They use automatic mutual aid, meaning the closest fire truck or rescue will always respond to your emergency, regardless of the boundary lines.

Keeping our community safe is a team effort, and PCFD and FCFR make that happen every day.

05/27/2026

While Engine 40 was heading out on an emergent medical call around 3:00 AM on 5/25/26, the crew spotted an unexpected little visitor.....a juvenile Barred Owl hanging out a bit too close to the action.

After patient care was completed, the crew circled back to check on our feathered neighbor and found the owl on the shoulder of N. Oceanshore Blvd., clearly in need of a helping wing. The team gently secured the young owl, brought it back to Station 40 for safekeeping, and began the hunt for a rehab facility, no easy task at 3 AM on Memorial Day. Despite the holiday closures, FF Gavin Lysaght stepped up and transported the owl to the Marine Science Center in Ponce Inlet for proper care and treatment.

Big thanks to Gavin and the whole Engine 40 crew for going above and beyond, both for people and wildlife. 🌟🦉❤️

05/26/2026

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage, service, and dedication will never be forgotten.

From all of us at Flagler County Fire Rescue, we wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day. 🇺🇸🚒

05/24/2026

Flagler County Fire Rescue offers File of Life packets to help residents ensure that critical medical information is readily available during emergencies. If you or someone you care for would benefit from having one, I encourage you to reach out to FCFR for a packet.

It’s a simple tool that can make a significant difference when seconds matter.

05/21/2026

At Flagler County Fire Rescue, we don’t just put out fires…We also perform emergency dachshund extraction services. 🚒🐶

Earlier today, Bam-Bam, an adventurous little dachshund managed to get his head stuck inside a brake rotor.

Thankfully, Engine 57 rolled in to save the day! Lt. Hunter, Driver/Engineer Kendra, and Firefighter Calio carefully worked together to free the poor little guy.

After a tense rescue operation that involved teamwork, patience, and a whole lot of doggone determination. , Bam-Bam was safely freed and immediately went back to pretending nothing ever happened.

Moral of the story: no matter the emergency…fires, rescues, or overly curious pets , Flagler County Fire Rescue is always ready to help.

05/21/2026

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Our mission is to provide the most professional, dedicated service to our community every single day.

Please take a moment to let us know how we're doing—your input helps us continue improving and serving you better.
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