FDNY issues First ever criminal summons for blocking hydrant
Bronx driver fined $4K for blocking fire hydrant
A Bronx driver is facing a $4,000 fine after parking in front of a fire hydrant during a deadly fire, delaying firefighters’ response. The FDNY is cracking down on this dangerous violation after two fatal fires earlier this month—one in the Bronx and another in Brooklyn—where blocked hydrants slowed emergency crews from battling the flames.
New York City Fire Department officials are investigating after a fire broke out in an Upper East Side basement on Saturday ...
"Seconds count in an emergency and blocking a fire hydrant is a selfish decision that can kill people and endanger FDNY ...
Much like a nagging health condition — gasping while climbing flights of train stairs that didn’t used to feel like a ...
A fire in South Jamaica, Queens injured six, with one critically. Firefighters battled the blaze, which was exacerbated by wind, for hours. A lithium-ion battery, e-bike, and propane tanks were found ...
NEW YORK (WPIX) – An EMS lieutenant for the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) died on Monday after first responders marked his 911 call as “unfounded” despite never making contact with ...
Victim Johnny Beernaert, 54, was aboard the FDNY craft Marine 1 Bravo on June 17, 2022, on a sightseeing tour with three ...
Two subway incidents in Manhattan, involving smoke and a fire, caused service disruptions and emergency responses without ...
Two window washers in New York City were pulled to safety 78 floors up after their scaffolding broke, sending them on a wild ride that blew them around, smashing into the building.
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