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When a rescue happens in a difficult or hard-to-reach place, we rely on specialty skills to aid in our response. Rope refresher training helps FLTF-5, our Urban Search and Rescue team, keep their capabilities sharp and maintain deployment eligibility status. The training is taught by instructors from JFRD’s Technical Rescue Team, whose experience on real incidents shapes the way our teams learn, think, and operate. Whether it’s a rescue here at home or a deployment across the country, preparatio

When a rescue happens in a difficult or hard-to-reach place, we rely on specialty skills to aid in our response. Rope refresher training helps FLTF-5, our Urban Search and Rescue team, keep their capabilities sharp and maintain deployment eligibility status. The training is taught by instructors from JFRD’s Technical Rescue Team, whose experience on real incidents shapes the way our teams learn, think, and operate. Whether it’s a rescue here at home or a deployment across the country, preparatio

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department Rescue 1 & Ladder 1 Responding with Lights and Sirens + Engine 1

Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department Rescue 1 & Ladder 1 Responding with Lights and Sirens + Engine 1

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department various responses

Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department various responses

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2/5/2026 - JFRD crews responded to a commercial fire in a parking garage on the UNF campus this morning. Thanks to the rapid, coordinated response of A-Shift crews from Station 50 and Squad 63, the fire was contained to a single vehicle, with no damage or exposure to surrounding vehicles. Incidents like this highlight the importance of quick action and teamwork in protecting our community. One call at a time. | Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department

2/5/2026 - JFRD crews responded to a commercial fire in a parking garage on the UNF campus this morning. Thanks to the rapid, coordinated response of A-Shift crews from Station 50 and Squad 63, the fire was contained to a single vehicle, with no damage or exposure to surrounding vehicles. Incidents like this highlight the importance of quick action and teamwork in protecting our community. One call at a time. | Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department

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JFRD responding to Special Operations high angle rescue at shipping terminal

JFRD responding to Special Operations high angle rescue at shipping terminal

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Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department Engine 64 Rescue 64 Responding

Jacksonville Fire & Rescue Department Engine 64 Rescue 64 Responding

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This afternoon, JFRD crews responded to a recycling debris fire at Republic Services. Thanks to a quick and coordinated response, the fire was brought under control with no injuries reported. Crews remain on scene to make sure the area stays safe and to monitor for any remaining hot spots. We appreciate the teamwork from Republic Services staff and the patience of nearby residents as firefighters worked to keep the community safe. | Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department

This afternoon, JFRD crews responded to a recycling debris fire at Republic Services. Thanks to a quick and coordinated response, the fire was brought under control with no injuries reported. Crews remain on scene to make sure the area stays safe and to monitor for any remaining hot spots. We appreciate the teamwork from Republic Services staff and the patience of nearby residents as firefighters worked to keep the community safe. | Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department

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Sleek on the outside, life-saving on the inside. Five new rescue units will soon join our fleet to serve Jacksonville. Last year, JFRD handled 143,929 EMS incidents. These rescues will carry the paramedics, EMTs, and equipment needed to meet that demand and deliver care when every second matters. We're grateful for this new equipment and look forward to seeing them in service supporting our crews and community. | Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Dept | Rescue 108 Responding

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*NEW STATION* Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Dept | Engine & Rescue 22 | Responding

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to semi rollover with a fatality and one other trapped

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On the morning of January 20, 2026, a bystander called JFRD to report a residential structure fire Engine 9 C Shift arrived to heavy fire showing from a single-story home. Crews from Stations 9, 7, 4, and 18 worked together to bring the fire under control. Every shift starts the same. What happens next is never routine. | Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department

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Part 3 Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds #ems #911 #fyp

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department respond to 80,000 gallon asphalt tank on fire

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The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department presented one of our very own, Officer Christal Gause, with an award for her actions which lead to saving a citizen's life! Thank You, JFRD for recognizing the amazing work done by Officer Guase! #YourJSO #JaxSheriff #Duval #Jax #LifeSaving | Jacksonville Sheriff's Office

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to a 50 car pileup with 2 extrications and MCI Level II

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JFRD: No injuries, home at a 'complete loss' following fire on Jacksonville's Northside

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to a semi wreck on highway w/ a fire & serious injuries

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to a double extrication accident with major trauma

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department Hazmat Team responds to Suspicious package

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JFRD: Lightning strikes Jacksonville home, causing fire

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When a curious cat found itself trapped under a storage pod, Engine 25 A-Shift stepped in to do what they do best. The homeowner told us the moving company was afraid to lift the pod, worried it could crush the cat. Using precision lifting techniques, the crew safely raised the pod and freed the very relieved feline. As Lt. Brittany Johnson shared: “It was a perfect training moment for our rookie. And an opportunity to make the community happy.” These technical rescue skills aren't always high-a

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds in the middle of the night to a house fire.

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to a 2 story house fire that started in the garage.

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JFRD on scene of fire burning at recycling center on Jacksonville's Northside

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to tricky extrication

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During the annual hurricane preparedness meeting yesterday, Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department Chief Keith Powers presented Mayor Lenny Curry with a gift thanking him for his commitment to public safety during the past 8 years. This photograph was taken during the aftermath of one of the many tropical storms Mayor Curry led the City through. "I've been on the street with him passing out water, passing out food. During these tough times, Mayor Curry is always leading out front." - Chief Keith Po

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JFRD: Collins Road house fire leaves woman dead

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Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to a loader flipped

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This week, JFRD firefighters took part in Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Emergency Response Training, a hands-on course designed for the kind of hazards that come with living in a city that builds, stores, and ships energy to the world. Here in Jacksonville, LNG is part of our everyday landscape. From facilities that produce it to ships that transport it through our waterways, our crews must be ready for any scenario. That is why this training matters. Colleagues from Nassau, Clay, St. Johns, and P

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