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3.5K views · 120 reactions | This Lifetime Achievement Award winner is none other than the electrifying and now retired Engine 25 Captain Chris Greene. His love for Station 25 and the Seattle Fire Department shines through, Captain Greene. It’s incredible what you were able to create not only for the city but also the influence your work with the energy response team has on the fire service. Congratulations on 27 years with Seattle Fire. | Seattle Fire Department | Facebook

🔥🚒🙌 Phoenix Fire Department Training Academy recruit class 25-3 is almost there! The 60 recruits displayed their new skills for friends and family at family night on Friday, ending the night with the ceremonial burning of their red recruit shirts as they transition to blues. After their graduation on January 9th these recruits will go on to serve their communities in Phoenix, and Daisy Mountain. Congratulations 25-3! Welcome to the Family! 🙌🔥🚒 | Phoenix Fire Department

We will conduct live fire training in the Broadview neighborhood for one more day (Nov. 13) at 12544 2nd Ave. NW. Live-fire training is an opportunity for our newest firefighter recruits to work with our more experienced members while facing real fire scenarios in a controlled setting. Seattle firefighters are among the best in the nation because of the training provided and support received from the community. This training is conducted under the strict regulations of the Puget Sound Clean Air

Seattle firefighters recently utilized a residential structure in south Seattle provided by Blackwood Homes to conduct technical rescue training. The scenario simulated a car vs. building impact with a partial collapse, injuring the vehicle occupants and people inside the home. Firefighters were required to stabilize the structure and extricate the victims from the vehicle and the collapsed home. Setting up problems like these, in a controlled and realistic context, challenges our firefighters'