FDNY Engine 225 / Ladder 107 / Battalion 39 is a vital unit within the New York City Fire Department, delivering essential emergency and public safety services to the East New York community in Brooklyn. As part of the largest municipal fire department in the United States, this station plays a critical role in responding to structure fires, hazardous materials incidents, medical emergencies, and other life-threatening situations in a densely populated urban environment. Engine 225 and Ladder 107 are frontline responders equipped with advanced tools and staffed by highly trained firefighters to ensure rapid and effective response. Battalion 39 provides command and coordination during complex emergency incidents, supporting the safety and efficiency of firefighting and rescue efforts.

This firehouse is known for its deep engagement with the local community, participating in fire safety education, school programs, and public awareness initiatives. As part of FDNY, they undergo continuous training and adhere to rigorous safety standards, ensuring preparedness for a wide range of emergency scenarios. Their presence enhances public confidence and resilience within the neighborhood. With a proud tradition and commitment to protecting life and property, FDNY Engine 225 / Ladder 107 / Battalion 39 remains an indispensable resource in New York City’s public safety infrastructure.

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Key Services:

– Fire suppression and emergency response
– Emergency medical services (first response)
– Technical and structural rescues
– Hazardous materials response
– Incident command and coordination (Battalion 39)
– Community fire safety education
– Public outreach and emergency preparedness programs
– Collaboration with citywide emergency agencies and task forces