#Repost @fdny with @get_repost ・・・ #FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro, First Deputy Commissioner Laura Kavanagh, Chief of Department John Sudnik, and NYC Deputy Mayor Laura Anglin welcome all to today’s Block Party! Join us TODAY, Saturday, August 27, at #Engine48 and #Ladder56 at 2417 Webster Ave #Bronx until 4 pm. See a full list of Summer Block Party dates + locations at bit.ly/FDNYbp19 (URL is case-sensitive) ...

#Repost @fdny with @get_repost ・・・ Today we lay to rest #FDNY Lieutenant Brian J. Sullivan, who made the Supreme Sacrifice on August 10, 2019. Watch live at facebook.com/NYCMayor ...

#Repost @fdny with @get_repost ・・・ FUNERAL INFORMATION ⁣ FOR LIEUTENANT BRIAN J. SULLIVAN⁣ ⁣ FUNERAL:⁣ Friday, August 16th ⁣ 11:00 am⁣ Sacred Heart Church⁣ 26 Still Road⁣ Monroe, NY 10950⁣ ⁣ ALL MEMBERS ATTENDING THE FUNERAL FOR LIEUTENANT BRIAN SULLIVAN:⁣ ⁣ PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THERE IS NO PARKING IN THE AREA SURROUNDING THE CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART.⁣ ⁣ DUE TO MAJOR CONSTRUCTION AT THE HARRIMAN EXIT, PLEASE UTILIZE THE FOLLOWING ALTERNATE ROUTE:⁣ ⁣ - TAKE I-87 NORTH TO EXIT 15A, SLOATSBURG-SUFFERN. MERGE ONTO NY-17 NORTH.⁣ - MAKE A LEFT TURN ONTO NY-17M⁣ - MAKE A LEFT TURN ONTO REED ROAD. FOLLOW REED ROAD TO WINCHESTER DRIVE.⁣ -FDNY MEMBERS WILL THEN DIRECT VEHICLES TO AVAILABLE PARKING.⁣ ⁣ DUE TO LOCAL ROAD CLOSURES, VEHICLE PARKING CAN ONLY BE ACCESSED FOLLOWING THESE SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS.⁣ ⁣ BUS PARKING:⁣ MEMBERS WHO ARE TRAVELING BY PRIVATELY CHARTERED BUSES ARE ADVISED TO FOLLOW THIS PRE-ESTABLISHED TRAFFIC PLAN:⁣ ⁣ - TAKE I-87 NORTH TO EXIT 15A, SLOATSBURG-SUFFERN. MERGE ONTO NY-17 NORTH.⁣ - MAKE A LEFT TURN ONTO NY-17M⁣ - CONTINUE ON NY-17M TO MONROE PLAZA, 475 NY-17M, MONROE, NY 10950 BUSES WILL DROP MEMBERS OFF AT MONROE PLAZA, THEN WILL BE DIRECTED TO A PREDESIGNATED STAGING AREA.⁣ ...

#Repost @fdny with @get_repost ・・・ On Wednesday, August 14, #FDNY Probationary EMTs took part in a wreath-laying ceremony at the @911Memorial, followed by a visit to the #911Museum #NeverForget ...

#Repost @fdny with @get_repost ・・・ WAKE & FUNERAL INFORMATION ⁣ FOR LIEUTENANT BRIAN J. SULLIVAN⁣ ⁣ WAKE:⁣ Wednesday, August 14th ⁣ 6pm - 8pm⁣ Smith Seaman & Quackenbush Inc.⁣ 117 Maple Ave East⁣ Monroe, NY 10950⁣ ⁣ Thursday, August 15th ⁣ 1 pm - 3 pm & 6pm - 8pm⁣ Smith Seaman & Quackenbush Inc.⁣ 117 Maple Ave East⁣ Monroe, NY 10950⁣ ⁣ All members attending the wake services for Lieutenant Brian Sullivan are asked to use street parking around the funeral home. ⁣ ⁣ If attending evening services, in addition to street parking, you may also park directly across the street from the funeral home at:⁣ Monroe Village DPW ⁣ 124 Maple Avenue⁣ Monroe, NY 10950⁣ ⁣ ⁣ FUNERAL:⁣ Friday, August 16th ⁣ 11:00 am⁣ Sacred Heart Church⁣ 26 Still Road⁣ Monroe, NY 10950 ⁣ ...

#Repost @fdny with @get_repost ・・・ #FDNY Firefighters Jim Smith and Jim Disciullo drape purple and black bunting on the exterior of Squad 41 where Lieutenant Brian J. Sullivan served. Lieutenant Sullivan suffered a fatal heart attack on Saturday, August 10th at his home in Monroe, NY, after responding to a kitchen fire in a Bronx apartment during his 24-hour tour of duty. He is the 1,153rd member of the FDNY to die as a result of injuries sustained in the line-of-duty. He leaves behind his wife Irene, and two daughter Nicole, 22, and Samantha, 17.⁣ ……⁣ The @FDNYFoundation joins the FDNY in mourning the line of duty death of Lieutenant Brian J. Sullivan. Donations to benefit the children of Lieutenant Sullivan can be made by visiting www.fdnyfoundation.org/donate/ and selecting “Lt. Brian Sullivan’s Children’s Education Fund” from the drop-down menu.⁣ ...

#Repost @fdny with @get_repost ・・・ “He was the heart of the firehouse. He always had a good word to say, was always willing to teach and share his knowledge and experience, and he was always laughing. He set an example for everybody and we all followed. He was my Lieutenant and I was his Captain, and I looked up to him. I respected what he did. Obviously he will be sorely missed,” says #FDNY Captain Thomas McHugh, #Squad41, remembering Lieutenant Brian J. Sullivan. Lieutenant Sullivan suffered a fatal heart attack on Saturday, August 10th at his home in Monroe, NY, after responding to a kitchen fire in a Bronx apartment during his 24-hour tour of duty. He is the 1,153rd member of the FDNY to die as a result of injuries sustained in the line-of-duty. He leaves behind his wife Irene, and two daughter Nicole, 22, and Samantha, 17.⁣ ……⁣ The @FDNYFoundation joins the FDNY in mourning the line of duty death of Lieutenant Brian J. Sullivan. Donations to benefit the children of Lieutenant Sullivan can be made by visiting www.fdnyfoundation.org/donate and selecting “Lt. Brian Sullivan’s Children’s Education Fund” from the drop-down menu.⁣ ...

Repost from @fdny: It is with deep regret that Mayor Bill de Blasio and Fire Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro announce the death of Lieutenant Brian J. Sullivan, 54, of Squad Company 41 in the Bronx. Lieutenant Sullivan, a 27-year veteran of the Department, suffered a fatal heart attack at his home in Monroe, NY, Friday evening, after responding to a kitchen fire in a Bronx apartment during his 24-hour tour of duty which ended earlier that day. "This is a tragic loss for the Fire Department and for the City of New York," said Mayor de Blasio. "Brian Sullivan was a dedicated Firefighter who put himself in harm’s way for 27 years to protect the lives of others. Our hearts and prayers go out to his wife Irene, and two daughters Nicole and Samantha." FDNY Fire Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro said, “Lieutenant Sullivan was a veteran fire officer and a dedicated member of our elite Special Operations Command who bravely served the Department for nearly three decades. The city and the entire Department mourn the loss of this brave individual who spent his career protecting life and property and rescuing others from harm.” Lieutenant Sullivan led the members of Squad Company 41 for the 24-hour period of his final tour, and responded to seven emergencies which included several medical calls, and a report of a fire at 255 East 138th Street at 6:01 p.m., Thursday, August 8th — the third he had responded to in the last three days. Throughout his tour Lieutenant Sullivan had complained of pain and discomfort to his fellow Firefighters, but continued responding to calls. At the conclusion of his tour, he returned home. Later that evening he was rushed to Orange County Regional Medical Center in cardiac arrest, where he died at 12:10 a.m., Saturday, August 10th. Sullivan is the 1,153rd member of the FDNY to die as a result of injuries sustained in the line-of-duty. He leaves behind his wife Irene, and two daughter Nicole, 22, and Samantha, 17. For Funeral arrangements, visit bit.ly/LtSullivan (URL is case-sensitive) ...