FDNY Rescue 2
- 1815 Sterling Pl Brooklyn New York 11233 United States
Profile
FDNY Rescue 2 is one of the elite Rescue Companies within the New York City Fire Department (FDNY), operating out of Brooklyn. Specializing in technical and high-risk rescue operations, Rescue 2 responds to some of the city’s most complex emergency situations, including building collapses, water rescues, confined space incidents, and hazardous materials scenes. Staffed by highly trained firefighters with specialized equipment, the company serves as one of the department’s most advanced and capable units.
Rescue 2 is renowned for its deep-rooted history and dedication to innovation in the field of rescue operations. Frequently called upon for mutual aid and inter-agency coordination, the company plays a critical role in enhancing public safety citywide. FDNY Rescue 2 also actively engages with the local community through education, outreach, and demonstrations aimed at promoting fire safety and emergency preparedness.
Committed to upholding FDNY’s tradition of excellence, the unit continuously trains to meet emerging urban rescue challenges. Their state-of-the-art facility and specialized apparatus ensure rapid and efficient response to life-threatening emergencies throughout Brooklyn and beyond.
Website: http://www.nyc.gov/html/fdny/html/home2.shtml
Key Services:
– Technical rescue operations (collapse, confined space, trench, high-angle)
– Fire suppression assistance in complex structures
– Water and ice rescue missions
– Hazardous materials containment support
– Specialized search and rescue capabilities
– Community fire safety education and outreach
– Mutual aid and inter-agency emergency support
– Advanced training and preparedness for urban rescue scenarios
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Contact Info
- 1815 Sterling Pl, Brooklyn, New York, 11233, United States
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Phone: (800) 577-8477
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