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Posted @withregram • @nycmayorsoffice There’s a reason we call them #NewYorksBest.
Our paramedics and EMTs are on the front line every day, saving lives.
Meet some heroes from EMS Station 50 in Jamaica, Queens:
Kelcee Garneau, @FDNY Paramedic
Kenroy Ricknauth, @FDNY Paramedic
Gerald Lenox, @FDNY Haz-Tac
Posted @withregram • @fdny A message from #FDNY Chief of Department John Sudnik sent today to all Fire and EMS members.
“Working in this field is important because our inspections are helping to keep buildings in the city safe, not only for the customers, but also for our first responders who might have to go into these buildings for an emergency,” said #FireProtectionInspector Tamika Adams-Allicock, who works in our Bureau of Fire Prevention’s Rangehood Unit. Members in this specialized area perform inspections throughout #NewYorkCity in buildings with cooking systems to help ensure they are in compliance with maintenance and operation regulations. “There are challenges sometimes when we’re completing the inspections, but it’s our job to let the customers know that we’re here to help them and here to do our part in keeping them and the visitors to these buildings safe.”
Don’t forget the latest application window for the next @nycdcas Fire Protection Inspector Exam will close on April 7. Get yours submitted today by visiting www.joinfdny.com/ApplyFPI2020T.
Posted @withregram • @fdnyfoundation New York City and the #FDNY are being challenged like never before. COVID-19 is impacting every community in our city. The men and women of the FDNY continue to bravely answer calls for help day and night. Our EMS members are responding to an unprecedented number of medical emergencies each day. All of our members are working to save lives while simultaneously meeting the needs of their own loved ones. They’re protecting the city and their families.
Tragically, we have lost members of the FDNY family to COVID-19 and we are working to help their loved ones.
Link to donate is in our [@fdnyfoundation] profile.
Please consider supporting our COVID-19 Emergency Fund. Donations will directly support members and their families who are suffering from this pandemic. Help us support those brave men and women on the front line of this battle.
Exam #7001 Candidates: If you’re waiting to take the @nycdcas physical exam, our #CPATTraining Program Team wants you to remember that you can continue your work and preparation while you’re social distancing - just like we are in the photos you see here.
Our #CPAT Prep Workout Series and CPAT Prep Guide are both available for you on JoinFDNY.com and you can use these resources at anytime to help train for the test. If you have any questions, we’re here to help.
To stay connected with us, keep coming back to our social media pages, and visit JoinFDNY.com for more information on careers with the Department.
For more information on how to help keep you and your fellow New Yorkers healthy during this time, visit nyc.gov/coronavirus and text COVID to 692-692 for updates from @nycemergencymanagement.
Posted @withregram • @fdny Did you see #FDNY EMT Kim McManus from #Station50 in Queens on #iHeartConcertOnFox this evening? She is one of thousands of EMS members serving on the front lines of New York City's response to COVID-19.
Posted @withregram • @fdny The Department is mourning the loss of Auto Mechanic James Villecco, 55, who died today due to COVID-19. He joined the FDNY Bureau of Fleet Services in 2014, assigned to the Coney Island repair facility and later, the Review Avenue facility, where he worked in the ambulance repair shop.
“Behind the thousands of calls our members respond to every day is a team of dedicated and skilled mechanics who ensure our ambulances are running 24/7,” said Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro. “James Villecco was one of those truly unsung heroes in our Department whose outstanding work provided medical care for the people of our city. The entire Department mourns his loss.”
A resident of Staten Island, Mr. Villecco was a solid tradesman, beloved husband and father, and a friend to all he worked with each day. He was a six year Veteran of the United States Army. He is survived by his wife, Joy, and daughter, Jessica.
Posted @withregram • @fdny The #FDNY Bureau of Fire Prevention continues to perform thousands of inspections throughout NYC. Thank you to the overwhelming majority of New Yorkers who are helping to reduce the spread of COVID-19 by practicing social distancing.
FDNY urges New Yorkers to continue to practice social distancing each and every day. Please follow recommendations set forth by @nychealthy and stay at home as much as you can. To stay connected with us, visit fdnysmart.org/connect for #FDNYSmart fire and life safety tips for you and your family to learn together.
For more information on how to help keep you and your fellow New Yorkers healthy during this time, visit nyc.gov/coronavirus and text COVID to 692-692 for updates from @nycemergencymanagement .
Share this news! You now have more time to apply for the next #FDNY Fire Protection Inspector Exam. The @nycdcas filing period deadline has been extended to April 7. Get the process to join an amazing career in fire and life safety started today at www.joinfdny.com/ApplyFPI2020T.
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There’s a reason we call them #NewYorksBest.
Our paramedics and EMTs are on the front line every day, saving lives.
Meet some heroes from EMS Station 50 in Jamaica, Queens:
Kelcee Garneau, @FDNY Paramedic
Kenroy Ricknauth, @FDNY Paramedic
Gerald Lenox, @FDNY Haz-Tac
A message from FDNY Chief of Department John Sudnik sent today to all Fire and EMS members.
“Working in this field is important because our inspections are helping to keep buildings in the city safe, not only for the customers, but also for our first responders,” said #FireProtectionInspector Tamika Adams-Allicock. Read more about her at http://on.nyc.gov/2Jye9lb.
COVID-19 is impacting every community in our city. #FDNY members continue to bravely answer an unprecedented number of calls for help day and night. Please help us support those brave men and women on the front lines of this battle at http://bit.ly/342INfR.
Did you see FDNY EMT Kim McManus from #Station50 in Queens on #iHeartConcertOnFox this evening? She is one of thousands of EMS members serving on the front lines of New York City's response to COVID-19.