
09/22/2023
Coming up this Sunday, September 24th! Community Meeting: 10 AM at MFD Station 14, located at 6074 South 13th Street. Meet your neighbors, share your thoughts, find local resources. We hope you will join us! RSVP is not required.
The Milwaukee Fire Department, also known as the MFD, is the primary fire suppression, prevention, r The MFD was established January 1, 1875.
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The department consists of 29 Fire Stations, 29 Engines, 8 Trucks, 12 Paramedic Units, and one fire boat called The Trident.
Coming up this Sunday, September 24th! Community Meeting: 10 AM at MFD Station 14, located at 6074 South 13th Street. Meet your neighbors, share your thoughts, find local resources. We hope you will join us! RSVP is not required.
Metric Monday: Response Metrics for Week of September 11-17, 2023
Tomorrow, September 16th! Community Meeting: 10 AM at MFD Station 13, located at 2901 North 30th Street. Meet your neighbors, share your thoughts, find local resources. We hope you will join us! RSVP is not required.
We will never forget the thousands that lost their lives during the attacks of September 11, 2001 and the many who made the ultimate sacrifice. Many first responders, law enforcement, and civilians are still coping with the aftermath of the event, 22 years later.
Please take some time today to remember and educate our younger generations of the events that took place surrounding September 11, 2001. Please honor those lost, those still suffering, and those who dedicated their time to both the recovery efforts and ongoing support services.
September 11 Attack Timeline. On September 11, 2001, nineteen al Qaeda terrorists hijacked four commercial U.S. jetliners, deliberately crashing two of the planes into the North and South Towers of the World Trade Center and a third plane into the Pentagon. After learning of the other attacks, passe...
Response Metrics for Week of September 4-10, 2023
This Sunday, September 10th! Community Meeting: 10 AM at MFD Station 34, located at 6205 West Burleigh Street. Meet your neighbors, share your thoughts, find local resources. We hope you will join us! RSVP is not required.
Response Metrics for Week of August 28-September 3, 2023
Metric Monday: Response Metrics for Week of August 21-27, 2023
This Sunday, August 27th! Community Meeting: 10 AM at MFD Station 39, located at 8025 West Bradley Road. Meet your neighbors, share your thoughts, find local resources. We hope you will join us! RSVP is not required.
The Milwaukee Health Department (MHD), with the Milwaukee County Office of Emergency Management (OEM), has issued a Heat Health Warning in response to the National Weather Service (NWS) Excessive Heat Health Warning in effect from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, August 23.
During this time, the NWS forecast indicates that Heat Index values over 105-110 degrees are expected across the area. An Excessive Heat Watch remains in effect on Thursday, August 24.
Learn how to stay safe in the hot weather ➡️ milwaukee.gov/HotWeatherSafety]milwaukee.gov/HotWeatherSafety
Public spaces available to cool off ➡️ milwaukee.gov/CoolingSites]milwaukee.gov/CoolingSites
Response Metrics for Week of August 14-20, 2023
Hot temperatures return this week!☀️
☑️ Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke
☑️ Stay indoors in air conditioning whenever possible. If your home doesn't have AC, find a cooling center or public building that has air conditioning
☑️ Remain hydrated
This evening, Monday, August 21! Community Meeting: 6 PM at MFD Station 28, located at 424 North 30th Street. Meet your neighbors, share your thoughts, find local resources. We hope you will join us! RSVP is not required.
August 13, 2023
Metric Monday: Response Metrics for Week of August 7-13, 2023
This Sunday, August 13th! Community Meeting: 10 AM at MFD Station 4, located at 9511 West Appleton Avenue. Meet your neighbors, share your thoughts, find local resources. We hope you will join us! RSVP is not required.
I joined the celebration of Gardens For First Responders, a collaboration including the Milwaukee Fire Department, Community Agricultural Growing Experiences, and Bader Philanthropies, Inc. Fresh food is grown using Fork Farms technology at city firehouses. This is a great, multidimensional partnership.
Metric Monday: Response Metrics for Week of July 31-August 6, 2023
Temperatures are expected to climb this week, which can increase your risk of heat-related illnesses. Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, along with when to seek help.
Find tips for staying safe during periods of extreme heat at https://readywisconsin.wi.gov/be-informed/extreme-heat/
Response Metrics for Week of July 24-30, 2023
Metric Monday: Response Metrics for Week of July 17-23, 2023
This Saturday! Community Meeting: 10 AM at MFD Station 11, located at 2526 South Kinnickinnic Avenue in Milwaukee's Bay View neighborhood. Meet your neighbors, share your thoughts, find local resources. We hope you will join us! RSVP is not required.
Metric Monday: Response Metrics for Week of July 10-16, 2023
Mark your calendars!
Please join us at the Milwaukee Fire Bell Club Inc. and Milwaukee Fire Historical Society & Fire Museum Fire/Emergency Vehicle Display! We also will have vendors on site! Our first fire vehicle display and swap meet @ Station 25.
Date: September 9th 2023
Time: 9 am- 3 pm
Location: Old Station 25 300 S. 84th St. Milwaukee, WI 53214
Please share and invite others! Hope to see you there!
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It's National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! We popped over to our communications headquarters and lead dispatcher Megan Hart gave us a tour to see what activities our dispatchers are up to this week!
Happy Milwaukee Day! We stopped by class today to ask our MFD cadets and Assistant Chief Parish what they love about Milwaukee. What's yours?
For our next virtual visit, Captain AJ Hornik takes us on an informative tour of Station 23, home of Engine 23, Rescue 1, and Rescue 4.
Research from the NFPA shows Thanksgiving as the peak day for home cooking fires with more than three times the daily average for such incidents. Christmas Day and Christmas Eve ranked second and third, with both having nearly twice the daily average. In 2019, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated 1,400 home cooking fires on Thanksgiving, the peak day for such fires. Unattended cooking was by far the leading contributing factor in cooking fires and fire deaths. Cooking caused half (49 percent) of all reported home fires and more than two of every five (42 percent) home fire injuries, and it is the second leading cause of home fire deaths (20 percent) in 2015-2019. Please protect you and your family this holiday season by staying safety-aware in the kitchen and practicing safe cooking methods.
Did you know Engine 8 has the largest coverage area of any firehouse in Milwaukee? Come take a virtual visit with us as Captain KC Simon gives us a tour of Station 8 in the seventh battalion.
The approaching cooler weather might be the perfect time for cozy campfires. Here are some fall weather outdoor activity and fire prevention tips from beoutdoorsafe.org and our other furry friend, Smokey Bear.
Calling all teachers! A great project for the classroom (or at home), this crafty fire safety project will teach your children how to stay safe in case of a home fire. Fire Prevention Week runs October 3-9, 2021.
The members of the Milwaukee Fire Department strive to provide excellent service to our constituents every time we are called. We know every call is unique, and we are aware of the risks we may face at any given moment. Although every sworn member of this department has voluntarily taken an oath to serve and protect our citizens regardless of the circumstances, as humans we hope never to find ourselves in any situation where our lives may be at peril. Thanks to our great training and preparation we are able to selflessly make quick decisions in order to help others and keep them safe. One such instance took place in the afternoon of Thursday, June 24. Engine Company 9 was responding to a single motor vehicle accident on the North Teutonia Avenue overpass which goes over West Silver Spring Drive. A female bystander alerted Fire Paramedic Nyles Wray about the driver involved in the accident who was experiencing a mental health crisis and had threatened to end his life by jumping off the bridge. The driver climbed over the guard rail and lower himself over the side. Fire Paramedic Wray was able to get to him quickly, reaching out to grab his hand just as he let go of the guardrail. Fire Paramedic Wray was quickly assisted by Fire Paramedic Rita Muzia, Heavy Equipment Operator Joshua LaDue, and Fire Lieutenant Colin Thomas. Putting their own lives at risk as all of their feet came off the ground, they were able to bring the man over the guard rail to safety and continue providing medical assistance to him until members of the Milwaukee Police Department arrived to assist. The valor and dedication of these members not only resulted in saving this man’s life, it portrayed the foundation of our Milwaukee Fire Department and its members.
THANK YOU MFD dispatchers and communications teams for around-the-clock services you provide to those calling for help in often extreme time of need, and for keeping our members well-informed to provide the best outcomes possible. Your composed professionalism is appreciated! We ♥ our MFD communicators! #nationalpublicsafetytelecommunicatorsweek
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