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Come out for a good time and community building!
10/22/2026

Come out for a good time and community building!

FIGURES PARK COMMUNITY DAY!
Join us tomorrow, Thursday, October 22, at 5:30 PM, for an evening of community engagement, youth empowerment, and gun violence prevention!
Don't miss the friendly basketball game between Figures Park Youth and Mobile Fire-Rescue firefighters! đźš’
📍 Figures Park | 658 Donald Street, Mobile, AL
⏰ 5:30 PM
Building safer and stronger communities starts with us showing up and working together!
Bring your family and neighbors! Let's have some fun!
I'm District 1 | You're District 1 | We're District 1!

HAPPENING TONIGHT!
10/22/2026

HAPPENING TONIGHT!

FIGURES PARK COMMUNITY DAY!
Join us tomorrow, Thursday, October 22, at 5:30 PM, for an evening of community engagement, youth empowerment, and gun violence prevention!
Don't miss the friendly basketball game between Figures Park Youth and Mobile Fire-Rescue firefighters! đźš’
📍 Figures Park | 658 Donald Street, Mobile, AL
⏰ 5:30 PM
Building safer and stronger communities starts with us showing up and working together!
Bring your family and neighbors! Let's have some fun!
I'm District 1 | You're District 1 | We're District 1!

SEPTEMBER FFOM/LIFESAVING AWARDS:The Mobile Fire-Rescue  Department proudly recognizes Firemedic Driver Justin Morris as...
10/21/2026

SEPTEMBER FFOM/LIFESAVING AWARDS:
The Mobile Fire-Rescue Department proudly recognizes Firemedic Driver Justin Morris as the September 2026 Firefighter of the Month!

On September 23rd, an off-duty Firemedic Morris was playing tennis at the Mobile Tennis Center as a part of USTA league matches, when bystanders witnessed an approximately 61-year old man collapse on the courts. Firemedic Morris rushed over and, after a quick assessment, discovered that the man was suffering a head injury from hitting the ground. After the bleeding was controlled and the wound covered, the man fell into sudden cardiac arrest.

Morris used his training and years of experience to activate the chain of survival and initiate CPR. By the time MFRD responders on Engine 18 and Rescue 1 arrived to assume medical care, the patient was conscious and communicating.

Unfortunately, he slipped back into cardiac arrest 3 more times on the way to the hospital. Emergency prehospital interventions were provided, and a pulse was detected after each arrest. After extensive, hospital interventions and time in the intensive care unit, the patient was discharged from the hospital, alive, well, and excited for life.

For his actions above and beyond the normal call of duty, Mobile Fire-Rescue proudly recognizes Firemedic Driver Justin Morris as the September Firefighter of the Month. For their role in the chain of survival and life saving efforts in a prehospital setting, the MFRD proudly presents Lifesaving Awards to:

Captain Jay Nicholas
Driver Tyler Rogers
Firefighter Fernando Smith
Firefighter Zachary Mott

Firemedic Driver Justin Morris

Rescue1:
Firemedic Driver Christian Williams (not pictured)
Firemedic Josh Mayo

Public Safety Dispatcher Emil Moczygenba (not pictured)

Join us in congratulating our newly-promoted personnel. They represent the future in leadership in our department, and w...
10/18/2026

Join us in congratulating our newly-promoted personnel.

They represent the future in leadership in our department, and we are proud to recognize and celebrate their next steps in their career.

Promoted to the rank of Fire Service Captain:
🔥 Captain Daniel Carberry
🔥 Captain Matthew Carrera

Promoted to the rank of Fire Service/FireMedic Driver:
đźš’ Driver Stephen Butler
đźš‘ Firemedic Driver David Bergman
đźš‘ Firemedic Driver Ibrahim Kibuuka

The Mobile Fire-Rescue Department, the Mobile Police Department, and the City of Mobile Department of Public Safety met ...
10/15/2026

The Mobile Fire-Rescue Department, the Mobile Police Department, and the City of Mobile Department of Public Safety met with members of the C251 Citizens Academy Wednesday evening, offering a firsthand look at each department’s operations and sharing valuable insight into their roles in serving and protecting the community.

Thank you for letting us all spend a little time with you!

2026 breast cancer awareness t-shirts are still available. Get yours in grey, pink, or navy blue, and support local brea...
10/13/2026

2026 breast cancer awareness t-shirts are still available. Get yours in grey, pink, or navy blue, and support local breast cancer warriors in their fight.

Visit www.shop.mobilefirefightersfoundation.com

This fundraiser will run through November 1st!

Benefitting the Mobile Firefighters’ Foundation and Bras Across the CAUSEway.

10/10/2026

Thank you, all, for your cooperation during the storm. While Mobile was fortunate to avoid significant impact, there are still hazards on our roads. Downed trees, debris, and power lines are actively being cleared.

First responders, emergency managers, and City of Mobile staff are diligently working to perform damage and risk assessments. Remain cautious when traveling today.

During our operational period overnight, the MFRD allocated 345 unit responses to 208 unique incidents.

The Mobile Fire-Rescue Department and City of Mobile remain committed to ensuring the safety of the public.

10/10/2026
10/09/2026

5:30 PM | It is IMPERATIVE that all non-essential and non-emergency vehicles vacate the roads IMMEDIATELY.

There are several downed power lines and extreme hazards in roadways, making driving EXTREMELY dangerous.

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701 Saint Francis Street
Mobile, AL
36602

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