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As temperatures drop in , it’s important to be safe when heating your home. Follow these tips from Norfolk Fire-Rescue when using generators and space heaters to stay safe and warm this winter! ♨️
Our partners at Norfolk Fire-Rescue presented Cpl. Ashton with a Certificate of Appreciation this morning for his help with handling a fire.
While driving in the Downtown area on July 30, 2020, Officer Ashton noticed smoke coming from the top of a building. Officer Ashton responded to the roof of the building and found several HVAC units engulfed in flames. Officer Ashton was able to control the fire with fire extinguishers until the Fire Department arrived on scene. The actions of Officer Ashton ensured that the damage was significantly less than if he had not found the fire when he did.
is grateful for the hard work all of our Officers and our friends at Norfolk Fire and Rescue do each day. Their efforts often go unseen but make a big impact on our city and keep us safe!
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Here are some important tips from Norfolk Fire-Rescue on how to be fire smart this holiday season! 🕯✨🎄
Happy Birthday tomorrow Capt. hope your well have a good BD brother
it’s and Blue regional , is already tackling the tough questions from this young man!
Listen-in as passes the big test in less than 30 seconds!
If your have questions about Santa’s toy delivery options, ETA, and the cookies he likes on his annual visit🤣😂🤣, bring them to our
Saturday, November 27th, 1PM-5PM at Walmart, 7530 Tidewater Drive; he has the answers!
Donate an unwrapped new toy, and take a photo with Santa!
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
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Hampton Roads Chamber
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We're kicking off the month with our November calendar truck - this E-ONE Custom Pumper for the Norfolk Fire-Rescue, featuring a Cyclone long cab with 67.5" CA, Cummins L9 450 HP Engine, Hale QMAX 1500 GPM pump and 530 gallon water tank.
Congratulations to Norfolk Fire-Rescue on their latest order of an -ONE Fire Trucks (Official Site) Cyclone custom pumper!
•E-ONE Cyclone 100" Wide 67.5" Cab
•12" Frame Rails
•Seating for 6 featuring Bostrom FireFighter Seats
•Cummins Inc L9 450hp / Allison EVS 3000
•Hale Products QMAX 1500gpm Pump / 530 gallon tank
•Duo-Safety Ladder Corp Aluminum Ground Ladders
•Low Hose Bed & Lowered Cross Lays
•HiViz LED Lighting 75" LED Brow Light
•Whelen Engineering Company, Inc. Pioneer LED Scene Lights & Warning Lights
We'd like to thank Fire Chief John DiBacco, the apparatus committee, and Norfolk Fleet Management for their continued faith in both E-ONE and Matheny Fire & Emergency .
It’s and we would like to say to Norfolk Police Department, Norfolk Fire-Rescue, Norfolk Department of Emergency Preparedness & Response, Norfolk Sheriff's Office, and our Military professionals for your dedicated service to .
On this National we would like to thank all of the NSO personnel and our public safety partners for the important work they do every day. Norfolk Fire-Rescue City of Norfolk Government
Hey, it's Scrappy! Oh, what a day we had. You are looking at my three rescuers from Ladder one company in Norfolk. My human was beside herself when the key fob locked me, her handbag, and her mobile phone in the car. This after a day at the Vet where they put me in the 'Cone of Shame', to prevent me from licking my wounded paw. I was puppy drunk and helpless. Of course the human first tried to call Triple-A, where she has been a member since 1981. "It will be at least 2 hours they said", but my human protested, "There's a dog locked in the car". Welp, that is when you have to call in the Big Dawgs. In this case, it comes in the form of First Responders with hearts of gold. They worked for more than 30 minutes attempting to get a wire in just the right spot to unlock the door. It was not easy, and you could sense the urgency and intensity of seeing my cute eyes staring back in the dark car in the station parking lot. Finally, freedom and hug from Ryan, Mark, and Ray. You are simply the best. P.S. Happy First Responders Day!
Norfolk Fire & Rescue Service